The sea coast echo., 1893-06-03
City Echoes.

The beautiful Miss Anna Crawford is
in the Bay.
Every Monday Special Bargain Day at
LEWIS Welcome Store.
Attorney Lionel Adams and family
have arrived at the Bay.
Henry Combel, handsome than ever,
excurted to the Bay Sunday.
Mr.. f. H. Dagley and family are oc-
cupying the Saucier cottage on Union
street.
Mr.. Harry S. Saucier ..came out yes
terday for the first time after q weeks
illness.
Miss Mabel DAILY gave foundering
party to a number of her friends last Sat-
urdaY night.
--One OF the boilers of Mr.. A. F. Cam
eron's saw mill exploded this week. No
one was hurt,
Mrs. Eagan, of New Orleans, has Sc
cured the Evan cottage, on union street,
for the summer.
The editor returns thanks to Mrs. L.
Dorm, of Grand Plain, for box Of plums.
received last Saturday.
Miss Louise Lagroue, of Pearl River
Station, after visit to Mrs. T. H. Dag
ley, has returned home.
Judge w. G. Henderson, gallant and
popular, entertained with supper at the
Senate Monday evening.
"A delightful sail was given on board
the Neptune, Monday evening, in honor
of Misses Mamie and Alice Baron.
There will be services: at Christ
church, Cedar point, tomorrow at II q.
M, ReY. Nelson Ayres officiating.
Cards are out announcing the mar
riage of Miss Anatasie Bourgeois to Mr.
Ludwig Klatte, to take place June 10th.
"A fire originated in the kitchen of
the residence of Mrs. Annie Avery Mon
day morning, but was promptly extin-
guished.
The charming and fascinating Misses
Lulu and Sallie Price, of New Orleans,
are spending awhile here, guests of Miss
Mabel Daily.
Miss Mabel DAILY informally enter
tanned a number OF her friends Wednes-
day evening. Dancing was the feature
of the evening.
Mrs. B. w. Pearson, who charming
ly lends her presence to the discharge of
the depot office duties, spent Monday in
Handsboro with relatives,
The many friends of the charming
Misses Julia and Marie Gaspard will be
glad to know that they will be here for
the summer by the 18th, inst.
: AN Oxford jacks bray can be heard
mlies.-Democrat-Star.l A Bay St..
Louis moss b lck can be heard 0 miles =
from one end of the town to the other.
Miss Philo Monti, who knows how to
in her presence teel the same, gave q de-
lightful rowing party to number of her
friends Sunday.
-WANTED.-A young lady of 80 sum-
mers,lresiding in the Bay. desires to cor
respondent with any nice young gentle
man. Object: matrimony or "for fun .
Address, Miss x, care this office
The brothers OF st. Stanislaus col
lege desire the electric light corner OF
Booktcr avenue and Front street be re
moved. We would respectfully suggest
to the Board of Mayor and Aldermen tha
this light be placed corner of Haucock
street and Keller avenue. The street
traffic at this point is doubly more than
any other portion of the city and this
consideration is well due.
Mr.. G. A. Levy, the hustlng Wei
come Store man, was IN New Orleans this
week purchasing the biggest stock ever
known to arrive in Bay st. Louis of sum-
mer goods. He also purchased suits fol
the G. A. Levy base ball club The fol-
lowing names compose the club: Pitcher.
Ralph Blaize; catcher, Gabriel Blaize; 1st
base, Joe dePaoli; End base, Il. Toma-
sich; 3rd base, Ferd Eggloff; short stop,
Howard Pate; right field, Alccde Ladner;
left field, Manly Blaizc; center field, Gas
on Gardebled; captain, Joe dePaoli.