The sea coast echo., 1894-08-25
City Echoes,

The agony will be owe. Saturday,,
And our next Congressman will be
known.
Wedding bells will ring in Bay ST
Louis on September 9TH.
Yes, the "5osses" were at the court
house Saturday night.
The Gypsy won the challenge cup in
Wayeland last Sunday.
Capt, d. b. Seal attended court at
Mississippi City this week.
Mr.. Frank Ladncr attended court at
Mississippi City this week.
Mr., Edgar Bonds, of Handsboro,
came over Sunday to visit friends.
Mrs. Il. D. Massle is here from the
Pass to-day on visit to friends.
Mrs. Lionel Adams aud children are
spending the week in New Orleans
Notwithstanding that the summer is
rapidly fading summer visitors continCe
TO arrive.
Masters A. and P, Rauch are spend
ing two weeks stay with their aunt,
Mrs. Munchow.
Miss Louise Dooty and brother haye
returned to their home in Mobile after a
stay at the Bay,
Gen, Martins supporters in this
county are very sanguine OF their choice
carrying Hancock.
Mr.. John s. Ramond, one of the favor.
ite Bay boys, is here from New Orleans
on weeks vacation.
"A few of the summer visitors at the
hotels and boarding houses are beginning
10 take their departures.
Mrs. Katie Ward and Miss Loltie
Emerson are new arrivals at Mrs. Null
ler's and will remain for awhile.
Messrs. r.. Mcintosh, Jr, and PIa.
eide Li2ana were among the Pass Chris
tlan visitors to the Bay this week,
Miss Julia Oliyari has been visiting
her friend, Miss A. Piccaluga, in New
Orleans for several days this week.
Mrs. A. d. Smith and the Misses Sa-
die aud Lulu Smith attended the regatta
ball at Pass Christian Saturday night.
The charming Misses Bessie and Car
rle McNultY, of Mobile, are at the Bay
and are stopping at the Bay st. Louis
hotcl.
Mr., T.J. Hrnlcan, one OF the popular
saesmen OF Fellman & Co, New Orleans,
is spending the week with relatives at the
Bay.
AT the Crcsc mt hotel, Monday night,
VIII be given musical and dramatical
entertainment for the benefit of the city
library.
George Rudolph presented q written
complaint against Marshal Maynard last
week to the town CO lncil. The complaint
was dismissed.
Major Goyan was made the choic at
Saturday nights meeting. That does
not mean that he'll get the nomination at
Nicholson to-day.
The garden party given last Saturday
night in WaYeland for the benefit of st.
Clare's chapel, was wei attended. net re
ccipts amounting to Sl06.l0.
st. Stanslaus college aud st. Jos.
oph's Academy will reopen in few DAYS,
Both of these popular institution expect
large attendance which they truly de-
serve.
Mrs. John L. Penn returned Tuesday
afternoon from visit to friends in Mo.
bile, Alabama. Mr.. Penn on the same
Jay returned from weeks stay at
BrookhaYen.
The steamer New York on last Satur-
day took out pleasant party of excur
sionists from the Crescent hotel nm Wolf
river. Capt. Toulme aud his guests en-
loyed the trip immensely.
For every cash fifteen dollars worth
oi goods purchased ut MIR. Kellcr's pen-
ernal merchandise store, the purchaser
VIII be entitled to select any one of the
beautiful prizes displayed.
THE EcHo's columns are open 10 the
people to express their views and opin-
sions on public matters, and we want this
opportunity to be. taken advantage of.
lais Is the peoples paper and for the
people. No one sided affair, but ALWAYS
ready to give both sides.
by invitation of Miss Leila Walters
inc guests of Mrs, o'Rourke were on Sun.
uaY night given sail on board Of the
,, Dora' The night was one of lovely moon.
..sn' M and in all the sail was delightful