The progress., 1904-05-28
NORTH BOUND.
local News Items.

Warmer weather.
Don't forget your subscription.
Summer people are coming over.
| y. C. Tucker has opened his store.
The people of this section are now
eating new corr.
Read the new advertisements in The
! Progress this week.
George Ruple left today for points in
! Alabama on business.
Frank Murphree went to Mobile last
! week to visit relatives.
For latest sheet music call on or
write Post g. Son. Biloxi.
Judge f. w. Hing visited The County
seat Wednesday on business.
County surveyor E. N. Ramsay was
at The county seat Wednesday
| There will be ripe home grown water
| melons on the market next week.
All kinds of job printing done at The
PRoeREss Office Don't forget that
Capt. Whitlow, of New Orleans, is
spending Il while in Ocean Springs
| County assessor Stewart G. Broom
was in town yesterday on o1icia. busl-
MSS.
/ Mr. and Mrs. f. NJ. Dick and baby.
l.. iS,1.
ming.
Mrs. VIII Simmons and children are
over from New Orleans to spend The
| week.
J. NJ. FURRY and two sons, of Daisy,
were in town Monday enronle to New
Orleans.
II. Rudolph, II newcomer. has opened
a photograph gallery in the Halstead
building.
Mrs. H. Hotfelter and son. Clarence,
and Miss Bertle Dick spent Friday eve
ming IN Biloxi.
Lewis Norman spent Wednesday with
his uncle. J. A. Rehage, at the Ocean
View Cottage.
Mesdames II. s, HYATT and A. jack
son were over from Biloxi Tuesday to
spend the day.
Mrs. }. c, Griffin, of Griffin, Miss.
has been in Ocean Springs this week
visiting home folks.
Mr.. Jones. of Mobile, who spent last
su inner at The Beach hotel, spent scv
eral days here this week
The real estate boom in Ocean Springs
continues. Hardly day passes but
some property changes hands.
e. f. Beaugez, former employe If
The Progress, now located 1T Mobile.
spent Sunday III Ocean Springs.
Another fine rain fell yesterday in
tins locality. 1t was badly needed and
was a great boon to all vegetation
There was fairly good crowd came
over on the Wednesday excursion. The
Sunday excursions are drawing big
crowds.
Mrs. Sullie VanCleave Reid has moved
INTO her residence property on Porter
avenne recently purchased from DR.. o.
l.. Bailey,
Rev. J. G. Galloway went 10 Jackson
this week to vlsts his brother, Bishop
Galloway, who Will depart shortly for
he orient
Lyman Holland came down from
Daisy this week bringing large ii mount
of wild honey, which was bought by
ocal merchants.
Rev. Jesse Moore, of Biloxi, will hold
services IN the Episcopal Church to-
morrow, Sunday, at $3.50 o'clock. All
cordially invited.
For sale: Thoroughbred buff and
white Plymouth Rock roosters. Eggs
30 cents per setting. Apply to Roy
Bland, phone 81.
As an advertising scheme, Harris |
business College, Jackson. Miss, is
Offering few SCI a~ships at big !
bargain. Write them.
The double daily coast train service |
com nences next Saturday evening. !
After tomorrow the Sunday excursions
will leave here at 6l0 p. m.
Joseph Kotzum has bought the cot
tage just built by J. O'Keere on Rail-
road avenue and rented it to Gamble |
johnson who will open restaurant.
Mrs. c. ID. Stuart returned to her
home in Grand Rapids, Mich, Tuesday
much to the regret of a hos, of friends,
who admire her for her charming per
sonaliiy.
Mrs ii. A. Huntoon, who is at the
Ocean springs Hotel, recently purchas-
ed The old Haviand home from DIR. II.
b. Powell, which Will be remodeiod and
made beautiful winner residence.
Miss Anna Kittridge, who has been
spending the winter months IN Ocean
Springs, departed Tuesday noon for
her home in Portage. Wis. much 10
the regret OF host of young friends.
E. NJ. Wesibrook this week bought
the Carter properties opposite MIS-. c.
Cochrans on Railroad avenue. The
deal includes three lots. two houses and
one restaurant building. Consideration
not given.
We are pleased to learn that Mrs.
otto WhitIle. nee Miss Georgia Davis.
is beginning to recover from her long
aud painful illness. That Miss Georgia
l.