The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1901-07-12
SPRINGS 10 GALS

Mr.. Narcise Seymour is improving
in health.
Miss May Tebo is convalescing from
a severe illness.
Rev. Jas. &. Galloway and wife
visited friends at Biloxi last Friday.
MI. A. A. Maginnis it is said viii.
soon bore for oil on his property here,
Miss Rita Butler, Of New Orleans is
the charming guest Of Miss Amy
Rosambeau.
c. +. Cumming, Of Montgomery
who has been stopping at the Artesian
House returned on Thursday.
Miss Rosina Tebo and brother Ed.
win, Of Biloxi are guests Of their
uncle's family, Mr.. A. G. TebO.
Misses Rosie and Kittie Richardson,
Of New Orleans are visiting the fam.
lily Of MI. A. G. Tebo at west end,
Prof. Q. D. Sauls is writing insur.
ance on the line OF the Gulf & Ship
Island II. r. He represents the New
York Life during vacation.
Col. H. s. Hyatt, Immigration
Agent Of the Louisville g. Nashville
Railway visited friends here and rel
atives at Moss Point this week.
Ocean Springs Hotel arrivals are:
G. W. Davenport, T. Dorman, Mobile,
Geo. NJ. Yeatman, Montgomery, N.
A. CASTOR, Seminary, NJ. r. BUTLER,
j. D. Warren, Mrs. M. f. Whitlow,
New Orleans, f. H. Ougheltree and
family, New York, T. C. West,
Natchez, Henry Meyer, Selma.
Miss Nellie Tyler, of Bay St. Louis
and her charming guests the Misses
Josie Spengler, Of Cooper's Well, Kate
Robins, Of Vicksburg, Mary Conway,
Of jackson, Louise Wentworth, OF
Pickens, Alvin Gautier, OF West Pas.
cagoula and Mamie Exum, of Yazoo
City graced our town last Saturday.
They were guests at the Shanahan
House.
Mrs. VIM. johnson took a flying
trip 70 Mobile on Monday, returning
10 the evening accompanied by Misses
Nellie Kenny and May Tardy and Mr..
Gregory L. Kenny, who will spend
several weeks at her delightful home
Solid rock was struck at a debth o.
535 feet In boring an artesian we'll al
Lyndhurst. the summer residence o
Mr.. T. B. Lynd. The question arises
Can this be an oil bearing founda
tion9 1t Is rumored that Capt. Lu
cas- will prospect here for oil. A foy
Of pure water was obtained runninI
sixty gallons to the minute.
The Fortnightly Musical Club vii
meet with Mrs. +. A. Clark mex
Tuesday evening.
Recent arrivals at the Shanaha
House are: Mrs. j. L. Lavelle, Nj
and Mrs. ]. H. Bruen, Misses Lille
and Rebecca Smith, Mr.. Curen, Ne,
Orleans, E. B. Lang, Boston, P. Il
Potter, r. Terrence, II. Fitzgerald
Mobile, Miss Todd, Pass Christian, S
Selig, Atlanta.
Misses Irma and Lillian Mill, G
Biloxi are visiting their grand
mother, Mrs. G. Vahle.
Miss NJ. Bonnie Edwards, one
Vicksburg's most popular yOun
. ladies is visiting Misses Susie an
i. Fannie Vaughan.
:. DR.. Skinner and Farmer Brown
Illinoisians, are among the most SUI
cessful fruit growers in this neighbor
hood. They have a g0odly shown
; of peaches on young trees, thus d.
monstrating that Mississippi soil wi
, grow something besides pine sapling'
Come South, We weather beaten fal
. mers OF the west.
Miss Ora May Lewis and brothe
Robert, Of New Orleans are visitin
! their aunt, Mrs. June P%oitevent,
St. Anthony's school will hold tn
closing exercises and exhibition at tn
Fireman's Hall next Tuesday evening
Last Saturday Messrs. A. V. RI
sambeau, j. D. Minor, Harry MinC
and several New Orleans friends Ell
joyed a sail to Horn Island on tn
schooner Guy.
On Saturday the guests Of til
Shanahan House enjoyed a delightf'
sail given by Messrs. Robert Fris
and VIII SigerS0n.
Miss Rosa Ames gave a dance con
plimeutary to her lovely friend Mi
Mamie Bruen, OF New Orleans {
Monday evening at the Shanahs
House.
At a meeting of the Board of Tru
tees Of the Ocean Springs High Soho
held Wednesday evening, the prin'
pals salary was fixed at sS5 per mon
and special courses in curriculu
eliminated.
Miss Matilda Scott, OF Match
arrived Wednesday night to spe
two weeks here, the guest OF Mrs.