The sea coast echo., 1894-09-08
City Echoes.
No cbance in DIR Walker, card.

Sec change In DR. walkers card.
Send your job priatiDg to this office.
Job printing done at this Office only
for cash.
The populites are going to work hard
against Denny.
The public school opens during the
early part of October.
Mrs. Chas. Schwandt, of New Orleans
is u late arrival at Mrs. Muller's.
Mr.. Richard Mendes, city secretary,
is spending the day In New Orleans.
Miss May Huber will return to NOR
row from a visit to friends in the Cres.
cent City.
When In Congress we wonder if Den
NY will be as liberal with garden seed rs
Stockdale was?
Mr.. VIM. Ames is in New Orleans
where he has secured contract for car
penter work.
Mr.. Max Becker is here from New
Orleanst to spend few days with brother,
Mr.. Z. f. Becker,
"A jolly party Of young TO lks enjoyed
the delights of hop at Mrs. Muller's on
Thursday evening. g
Mrs. IL. r. Plccaluga and Mrs, Ian
dry, Of New Orleans, visited friends al
the Bay "Wednesday
The convention at Pass Christian
drew near all our politicians over thel q
Tuesday and "Wednesday.
Capt. ID. b. Seal, always on the rlgh
side OF all questions, was II strong Deuny
mau. No crow for him.
Mr., Louis Noel, after pleasant stay
at Loci st Cottage, returned to his home
in New Orleans Tuesday evening.
- The next service to take place at the
Episcopal church, Cedar point, will oc-
cur Sunday, September 23rd, at 10 a. M
Mr.. Antoine Piccaluga was among the
many New Orleans excursionlsts here
last Sunday and spent the day with
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs John e. Penn returned
TO their home in New Orleans Sunday
after a pleasant summer spent at Bay
View villa.
The Board of Supervisors met In
regular monthly session Monday morning,
but adjourned to attend the Congressiou-
al convention.
In this issue will be found among our
advertisements the card of DR.. Hancock
whose services we recommend to all who
may need him.
MIR. Harrison Reese, graduate of st,
Stanislaus College, is now In the employ
OF Mr.. Louis Spotorno at his general
merchandise store.
prof. Peter Hammersbach aud family
have returned from their summer outing
TO Louisville and are occupying the Smith
cottage on Union street.
"A very pleasant sailing party was
given Tuesday evening on board uf the
sloop yacht Of Mr.. l.. Ollvarl The helm
was IN charge Of Mr.. A. j. Baron.
The ;fortieth annual session of St.
sStanislaus college opened Wednesday
with over 125 on the roll call. The cou.
vent opened class Tuesday with good ut
tendance.
Hon. A. G, Pleri and several mem
bers Of the local lodge OF knights OF
Honor went over to Pass Christian Mon,
day risht to assist in organizing a 10 dgt
in that town.
In Jackson last Saturday at the Audi
tors office, Sheriff Cazoueuvc WIS The
ilrst tax collector to make settlement
under the pew law. As usual, Mr.. Ca
zcneuye's account was found to be cor
rect.
Mrs. Markey, formerly Of the Clifton
hotel, (now bay st. Louis hote) has
purchased the Waverley cottage and viii
convert the place into an educational ms.
tituuon. Mrs. Markcy is of the Markey
Picard Institute, New Orleans.
The Eagle Restaurant, kept by Jot
Gulsti, the only restaurant IN the Bay
has beeu well patronized so far by man,
Of our Bay Visitors. Mr.. Guisti is an ex
eellent "chef de cuisine" and those who
visit his establishment once will returr
again.
The young folks will enjoy their Sun
Gay tomorrow az Edwards mill wher,
'ney are to give big picnic. Mr.. Ed
wards has generously built spacious
platform for dancing and big time is ex
ps;ted BY al who have had the good for
sune to be invited.