The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1902-03-21


Improvements On the Methodist
parsonage now occupied by the pastor,
Rev. J. g. Galloway will be com.
menced at an early day.
Marshal Geo. Fl. Tardy is still con.
tlned to his home by serious sickness.
Mr.. w. R. Simmons and family
moved to New Orleans last week,
where they will reside In future.
Mrs. A. J. Davis, who has been
visiting relatives and friends in town
returned to Mobile Wednesday.
Mr. j. J. Kuhn. Of New Orleans
was in town this week.
Misses Elise Shields, of Columbia
and Mary Hardness, OF Biloxi passed
Saturday with friends here.
Misses Lulu Anderson and Mary
Hall, who have been the charming
guests OF Mrs. DR.. D. L. Bailey left
for their homes in Edwards last Fri.
day.
new fence has been placed around
the hivh school building. 4
There Is no use mentioning the cold
weather Of Tuesday, because before
the DEMOCRAT STAR reaches its read.
ers no one will remember 1t except
the people focking down from the
Northern SHOWS.
The reporter was reminded of the
good old times when this place was
booming on entering the Ocean
Springs Hotel and Shanahan House
IN his rounds Tuesday Both hos
telries were filed with pleased an(
pleasant guests.
Mrs Emily e +. White and daugh
ter, Miss Emily, of Chicago arrive,
Tuesday evening and are guests o
Mrs NJ. L. Holcomb.
Miss Fannie Vaughan is spending
few days in Biloxi visiting her friend
Mrs. Ed Morris and Miss Stella Hark
ness.
Leo Rosambeau and Walter Franco
have secured positions in Mobile.
The Progressive Cinch at the Ocear
Springs Hotel on Monday night wal
the most recherche function of th'
season The huuse decorations wer'
of evergreen of various kinds Th'
first prize, a basket OF flowers wa.
won BY Mrs. Earl, second prize, Raj
tla basket, (green and white) fell T.
Mrs. Hugh Pound; gentleman's prize
a picture, captured by DR.. Brown
lmohy prize. cigar holder to Col. W
r. Snyder. The refreshments wer
delicious and appropriately served il
green In honor OF ST. Patrick.
tt was with sorrow and regret tina
the many friends nf Miss Maria Hon
ar hadc her farewell Tuesday, whe
she departed for New Orleans, be
ful ure home. She carries with he
the hest wishes OF IA host of friends.
An Easter. festival will be given a
Fireman's Hall, April by the ladie
nf the Catholic church.
Ocean Springs Hotel: II. ]. Phelp
Fl. q. Sevmour. Mrs. f. ]. Kenneth
Miss Edith Kenneth, Luther Ke,
meth, VIM. G. Bailey, Chicago, M
and Mrs E. L. Boies, Waterloo, low
Mrs. j. J. Orton, Milwaukee, r.
Simpson. Washington. D. O.; Mrs.
D Cadwallader and daughter; Mi
1 Lucille Schwerdtfeiger, LINCOLN, III.
{. Mr.. R. W. Hamill and wife, Of Oh
cago registered at the Ocean SprinI
Hotel Tuesday.
1he Relief Associations OF u
Ocean Springs Fire Co. No. l, gave
fancy dress and masquerade 4 ball
e Firempn's Hall ST. Joseph's nigl
y The committee Of Arrangements wei
v E Dnmninv, chairman; Ed Simm0l
!. John Beauvez. G. H. Tardy, G.
: Boes, Hugh Seymour, A, Buhler al
q e. Ladnier.
d Mr.. II. r. Russell paid a bnsin
= visit TO New Orleans Tuesday.
: Mr.. 0. A. Baker aud family
occupying she Russell cottage
8 Washington avenue until their n
i dwelling is built.
1T Shaoahan House: NJ. B. BlIsh a
H. wife. Kewanee. H.: r. ]. Fisher, N
ce York, Mrs. Sara Earl, G. Bourde'
%, Chicago. S. A. Miller and wi
IN Omaha. Eugene Lowry, e. W.~Wo
y and sun. G. W. Harris, Jno. B. D
,ncstre, n L. Mason, s. Well, e
ne Mesnic. Val Fabian, VIM, 6chul
~ ~ New Orleans, DR.. s. n. RAJ =
" Key. vancleave, J.C. Gt NJ, W
s,on. N. CTR. w. Smit Hivgst'
a Ga; q. s Kinen,an. T. ~ Dsteen,
= r. Gllmer, Mobile. John ~ 6ullivi
4. Washington, D. Q.
4, An Easter ess hunt will be CIV
,e by the Ladies' Aid Society OF 7
=. Methodist church on Saturday, y
. inst. at the home Of Mrs. VI
y y Stu4rte All the children and th
T. ods are Invited. Candy end. q
t1hs given free " chlldf|
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