The sea coast echo., 1894-10-13
City Echoes.

Bay ST. Louis is now without pub
lie hall.
Post Master Squcier was recent Wis
Tor TO New Orleans
The ice houses Of the Bay closed for
the winter season Thursday.
All obituary notices 10 cents per
lne; business locals, cents per line.
School books, mandolins, trunks and
y,Iscs just received at L. Olivari's.
Mr. John Fahey lost fine COW by
train killing it Wednesday morning.
Mr.. Chalmette Villars, of New Or
leans, WAS on Sunday the guest of Mr.. L.
O.iyart.
MIR and Mrs. Cuneo and daughters
Ief; Monday evening to spend the winter
New Orleans.
Miss Mary Hunter was visitor to
"Elmwood" sunday and returned to New
Orleans the same evening.
Mr.. Joseph 0. MauFray, one Of the
leatiD9 TorHg m'ubers of our business
Fraternity visited Biloxi sunday
Aeas8 fohu Edwards, Cbaa, Breath
,ad Jas Breath have goue to Louisiana
.---s- -..z--l4- 49, 44s.srrriJT~-syy- winter
sals of colUEed children would 10
well to READ The article beaded 'Acom
COLI G for Negro Bows" on page |
Ne. Martinez, of the firm of Maritime
& n.iseneau, has rented Mr.. Olivari's
"Engenia" cottage for the winter season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Sick and their
daughters, Misses Mamie and Gertie, left
this evening for their winter home in
NV Orleans.
- Hon. j. L. Mcdonald, ,Messrs. Geo.
Courtenay and Horace Massie were here
Saturday night from Pass Christian to at
tend the tiremen ball.
Mr., Russell, proprietor of the big
general merchandise store at Ocean
Springs. was welcome caller to this
Office Wednesday morning,
High wind and tide caused the entire
population along the froLt to fear a re-
petition Monday morning of the big Oc-
toher storm of '99.
Mrs. l.. A. deMontluzin has return.
ed from stay In New Orleans where she
piinfullY hurt one of her ankles while
descending the train on ElysianGelds
venue.
There will be private meeting Mon
day evening OF local talent to make ar
Engagements fora theatrical performance
the financial proceedings of which will be
iven to the fire company.
That brilliant and successful Journal
s., Mr., Louis Rosenthal, of the Biloxi
B lizard, was welcome visitor to the
ay Tuesday aud was the guest of the
junior editor of THE Echo.
So far Mr.. Jas. b. Ulman has not
found out the origin of the fire which oc.-
tGued last Saturday week and destroyed
ms store, The report that lamp left in
IN g store had been left alone and explod--
u, Is without foundation.
The town Authorities OF WaveMnd
laSe contracted with Mr.. John Dllman
Tor ten thousand barrels Of shells to be
all delivered before the month of March.
THE Echo is glad to see Wavcland so
progressive and see it steadily on the up
ID grade.
The collections of both Masses at the
Catholic church tomorrow will BE ap-
propriated to help raise u purse which
viii be presented to Rt. Rev. Bishop
lleslin, Of this Diocease, who will in u
aw days celebrate his 25th anniversary
Of priesthood.
--Madpin is now the fashionable craze
10 Now York city and what do you thirk?
tile fever has actually reached Bay st.
Louis. Young ladies', gentlemen and
boys are learning and certain Front
street store has been purchased of its
supply OF the potato hug like instru-
nents.
At about 8 O'Clock Wednesday night
humber of young ladies and gentle.
men went in body to the home OF Mr..
" olivari and pleasantly surprised his
leicc, Miss Julia Oligarl, The young
folk carried the music along and dancing
was Kept up until after mid night. Mrs.
a. Spotorno was uutlring in making all
have athorough good time and was very
snccessfulln her efforts,