The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1901-05-03
SPRINGS LOCALS.

| Ihc Two dances gwen on WedneS-
day and Monday nights at the Sllana-
han House IN honor OF the Misses
Gerard were very much enjoyed.
These young ladies have endeared
themselves to all during their short
sojOurn and several hearts are sadden.
ed by their departure. The sail on
Friday night was also given in their
honor by the young men, who proved
their appreciation OF the society Of
such charming young bellies.
Mr.. G. G. Garrard and family left
Tuesday for Norfolk Va, their future
home.
Prof. W. g. West consummated the
| sale of about 1900 acres Of land near
here to northern parties last week.
Mr.. E. M. Walker returned Monday
from Beaumont, where he invested in
oil stock.
MI. Rush H. Field visited Mobile
and Montgomery last week.
Misses Laura Cook and Mignon
Coursen visited New Orleans last Sat-
urday.
Mrs. Wulfson, of McHenry is at
the Artesian House under the treat
| ment OF DR.. u. L. Bailey.
Mrs. L. c. Keller is expected back
from New Orleans in a few days.
Mr.. G. Hanson spent Sunday at
Breezy Point. He entertained some
friends from New Orleans.
Mr.. +. j. Lundy was In New Or
leans during the presidents visit, and
also took in the Horse show.
Rev. j. Il. Galloway and wife re-
turned from the Missionary Confer.
ence held at New Orleans.
DR.. E. r. Bragg, OF Biloxi made a
professional visit here Monday.
Col. II. S. Hyatt left Friday night
for another trip north.
DR.. A. Jackson visited Pensacola,
Fla, on business last week.
The Fortnightly Musical Club will
meet with Mrs. f. s. Turner next
Tuesday evening.
Miss Mollie Ramsay Of Vancleavt
was the guest Of Miss Georgia Davis
this week.
Mrs. B. j. Bradford Of Biloxi is Wis
j.. itiog the family Of Mr.. G. W. Davis
The remains Of Edward Ward wer.
> brought from Mobile Monday after
noon and entered in Evergreen GENE
terry. The entire community extend:
sympathy to the bereaved ones.
Mesdames E. S. Ward, E. ]. Ora
, ham and Miss Edna Ward OF Mobile,
and Mrs. G. Ward OF Slidell, La, at
tended the funeral OF Mr.. E. S. Ward,
Shanahan House: II. w. Elaebee,
Mobile; NJ. NJ. Jayne, Bay St. Louis
J. w. Thomas, Broolyn; N. M. Cuda'
bac, G. w. Gates, New Orleans.
:, Mr.. Duncan Sinclair and sister,
Miss Mary Sinclair, are enjoying the
. comforts OF their summer villa.
, The Peoples Brass Band will give a
grand ball on Thursday evening, May
9th, in Fireman's Hall.
Miss Susie Vaughan and Mrs. II.
Shannon attended the Bo0th.Hark
ness wedding at Biloxi Tuesday after
noon.
Miss Jeanette Soden will teach the
summer term nj school at Barley,
beginning Monday.
The fifth and sixth grade pupils OF
the High School enjoyed an outing on
Davis Bayou Wednesday.
Mr.. Henry Grinnell and wife, OF
|Grand Rapids, after quite a p%rotract-
ed stay at the Shanahan House left
Tuesday for New Orleans, where they
will take the "City of St. Louis" go
ing home by the Mississippi and Ohio
rivers. Mrs. Grinnell Is Il charming
and cultured lady and Mr.. GrinneIl a
thorough gentleman OF the old school.
Ocean Springs Hotel arrivals: F. X,
Parsons, Chicago; V. 7. Landon, St.
Louis; J. Crabtrce, Nation, Ill; DR.,
and Mrs. II. P. Davis, Vicksburg; DR.,
!. G. Weatherf0rd, r. G. Evans, Jr.
Alex H. Levy, c. G. Baldwin, E. N
vallette, New Orleans; Tom Dorman
J. X. Roe, ]. L. Cawthon, Jas. st
George Tucker, Mobile; L. T. Glass
st. Paul. a3kK
Tuesday Mr.. E. L. Avery, after
delightful soj0urn at the OceaI
Springs Hotel, returned to Gram
Rapids via the Mississippi river t
Cincinnati.
Mrs. Jerry O'Keefe, %accompanie
. by her pretty daughter Mamie, wen
to New Orleans Sunday to spend
n few weeks.
Mr.. Theodore Bechtel was summon
ed Monday to his former home a
g Stanton, ILL.,, by the illness OF bis onl.
sister, Mrs. Nina Turk.
Mrs. L. X. Bloss and daughter
. Miss Violet, returned to Chicag'
Wednesday.