The sea coast echo., 1895-09-21
City Echoes.


Mr.. Harvey r.. Bates paid the Crescer
city visit last week
Mrs. IIolcomb, of Mississippi, is visit
ing NJ $ NJ. Il. Meek.
Our hvtels are still entertaining mum
Der Of people who loathe to leave.
Captain Reese, Fcnton's live farmer
spent part of last week in New Orleans
The rent sign Is again being displayed
this time for warm weather seeking peo.
pi'.
A lady willing to take charge of a sum
mr home during winter months, Appl,
at lhIs Office.
The yellow leaves tell Il at every turr
that summer il gone where the twilight
waits for the night.
At the Catholic church, Wednesday
evening, Mis-, Caddle Pearson was mar
ried to Mr.. Badger.
Fine singing still continues to be a fea.
ture AT the Sunday morning services oi
ourLady of the GLlf.
Miss Susie Gleason, daughter of Col.
Jere Gleason, New Orleans, is stopping
ut the Clifton house.
When the poet Keats wrote "A thing
OF beauty is JOY forever" he must
have heard of Bay St. Louis.
DO you know that The Echo prints the
news Of the day and that Its subscription
is only one dollar per yearp
The Echo is filling with lot of sub
stautlal advertisements which gives the
paper healthy appearance.
DR.. G. l.. Mitchell, who is succe ssful.
ly practicing dentistry in New Orleans,
spent Sunday In Bay st. Lou 3.
Mr.. Charles Campbell of English Look.
out post office but whose home is at
Claiborne, was here on business this
weca.
Work on the new Baptist church in the
old graveyard is looming up quite nicely
and completion is now only question of
few days.
DR. W. ID. kohmer has sold his home
out on the Gainesville road and is domi-
cllcd in the Bookter place on Bookter
avenue.
Hon A. IT, Stevenson, county superln-
tendent ofpublc education, is down from
Nicholson conducting au examination of
teachers.
Miss MathlIde Gazano has returned to
her home in New Orleans after visit to
the Bay. The young lady is missed Ey
many friends.
DR. Il. ID. Rice, of New Orleans, in com.
ranY with our friend Mr.. Oliyarl. made
trip on the fishing schooner "Loyrsna"
to lie au Pltre last week.
We understand that the steam brick
yard of Mr.. Telhiard has been purchased
by Mr. Geo. Arbo aud Mr.. John Fabev
VINO VIII push matters right along.
'e'"' 'h'VhIion vi lne city council |
To let the Carol banquette remain in its
present condition. we hope not. Imms.
oiatc attention should be given it.
ME- Louis Spotorno is having the shed
OF his store which ovcrhapss tho sido
walk changed for new one. Louis is an
up to date merchant and he does no,
stand on ar improvement.
lhe report circulated OF { DR.. Paul,t
being robbed of all his possessions. ;s
1a'Se Some boys hid the old mans
wearing apparel out IN the yard of his
nome. and thought to have big timo.
Now that the hunting season has set IN
again IL would be well to remind bup,s.
men OF the ordinance acalnt the DISCHARGE
OF hre arms within the corporate Iimits
The tealhered game must be sought ont
Ia the woods.
The fast sailing fishing schooner Law.
rana' after successful fishing season
with reliable and steady fishing crew
Known as the Pelic an gang with Captain
Prevost Is on the ship yard of Antonia
faolini, on Wolf river, preparatory to
entering the oyster trade.
Inc foliowing-named gentlemen, all
prominent and well known, have been
elected officers of the Bay st. Louis and
Wavelaud yacht club: T. r. Richardson.
commodore; L. Fl. Fairchild, vice com.
modore; D. Elmer. rear commodore: w.
H. Cook, secretary; August Keller, treas.
urer.
Mr.. II A. Mills, a. C. Burratinj's on
Front street, will remain at the Bay for
Two weeks longer. All parties having
work In the jewelry line eau be accommo.
dated Jewelry of all kinds, watches
and clocks repaired. Gold and silver
plating specially. win return next NAV
to remain per manently.
MIS- A. Gragnon, not only noted for her
uncessing charity but also for her public
spirtedness and progressiveness, is max
ing arrangements for the erection of
dwelling house in the lane adjoining her
Front street property, We understand
MI CASTOR Gardebled will have the con-
tract.
Mrs. G. l.. Layrctta has returned from
Pass Christian, Miss, very much i'm
proved by her summer outing by the sea
shore. Mobile Register. This mention
being In so prominent a newspaper as