The sea coast echo., 1895-05-04
CHILDREN IoCTs.

A new enterprise that Is doing we'll In
Bay st. Louis is the mill Of Messrs Hart
& Sojouiner Brothers. opposite the de-
pot. This mill is operated by a good,
substantial Is horse power engine. II Is
interesting to view the various depart
ments Of the machinery in operation and
see, how In moment Of time, corn 10
| converted into meal, grits and crack
corn. The engine also furnishes power
to operate wood saving outfit. These
gentlemen hold good thing and 1t Is
gratifying TO cote the home patronage
which Is accorded them. Corn raised at
home can find ready market at the mill.
Captain 4. A. Joyncr, native OF Saint
Tammany's parish, La, ,anc AN old resident
OF this city, died at his home on Main
street O'Clock Wednesday night. Capt.
Joyner, aged 70 years, had been linger-
irg for many months past and suffered
much from asthma. He was veteran of
the Mexican war and captain OF Company
r., 3rd Mississippi Regiment. The fun
eral took place Thursday evening at 4
O'Clock and was attended by many OF the
old soldiers home friends and acquain-
tances.
A very select number of young ladies
and gentlemen met at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. J. F. Joyce Thursday evening
and gave "Shakespeare Reading" An
evening with the classic was thorough
treat, and has led to the contemplation
Of a literary club. Mrs. Joyce made
charming hostess and extended a warm
welcome.
Bay st. Louis hotel: Mr.. and Mrs J.
B. Brown, Miss Marie Bouguiere,
Cecil Patodt, St. Mary; Mrs. McCloskey,
son and daughter, Geo. H. Tassin, s.
Bailey. Jr., II. w. Cudabec, L, Meig,
New Orleans; c. Z. Williams, Georgia.
w. II. Allen, New York; DIR. and Mrs.
Morrill, Brooks, New Orleans; Geo, Mey-
ers, Mobile; w. II. Jervall.
Superintendent Charles Marshall has
purchased the Chevally property for two
thousand dollars and will erect new
dwelling, making Bay St. Louis his fu-
ture home. We feel pleased 10 have such
a representative of the great L. & N. and
such worthy gentleman as one of our
citizens.
Street Commissioner Geo. H, Combel
served personally last week on MIR. J. B.
Reid notice to repair his beach property.
| The gentleman promised to regard the
mandate: hence constant menace to hu.
man life will soon be obliterated.
! DIR. Mitchell, who has his office on
Front street near Bookter avenue, 10
building fine practice In Bay St. Louis
by means OF his good work, and especi-
ally reasonable prices. The Doctor is q
worthy young gentleman and we feel
glad OF his deserved success.
Coming events cast their shade vs., and
from this 1t might be well to guess the
Importance Of the May Queen Corona.
tion by the Interest taken. The affair
comes Of the last Of May and will be an
important event in the way of solid
amusement. .~,,
Mrs. Abbot, Of Chicago, who has been
domiciled during the wine err In one OF
Mr.. Chas. Cowand's cottages, has return.
ed to her home This lady was so SOCIAL,
gay and warm hearted that many mistook
her for one of our fascinating South.
eruers. -,
The Catholic Mission came to a sue
cessf, close last Sunday night amid q
good sermon, beautiful ceremonies OF
erecting the mission cross, and the PapaI
benediction In the presence Of an i'm
mense crowd, standing room only beng
available. -
Mr.. t. l.. Evans, has opened a soda
water fountain In his drug store. The
fountain is expressed by many as the
'prettiest in town, aud our friend Evans
is not only reaping the nickels of his
friends but of all who thirst for good
soda.
y. II. Davis, international supreme
lecturer OF the Independent Order of
Good Templars. will discuss the LIQUOR
problem at the Main Street Methodist
church tonight and tomorrow at IL a.
m, Admission, free.
Aniase Slacomb, charged by Mary Nor.
rison (both colored), for abuse aud dis
turbing the peace. was tried Wednesday
morning In Judge Brea,h's court, Col.
Seal, defending the woman Slacomb, won
the case.
street Commissioner Combel will soon
begin issuing his annual invitations 10
citizens to meet him .'at the head NJ
Main street with pick-ax and shovel y,
He has received the '95 notices and 10
busy writing.
hedames Kate and Louise Parker. nee
Arnold,are here from Texas and will make
the Bay their permanent home. These
'scies are musicians OF high order, thor
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