The sea coast echo., 1895-04-20
City Echoes.
Soft she'll crabs are plentiful.

NOV. NeiSoh hfres OWCldteu NJ tue EplS'
copal church last Sunday.
The other day we had snow, next week
we eau look for ice cream.
Mrs. B. +. Jones came over from New
Orleans Sunday morning to spend the
day with friends.
Mr. George Meek, of Belzona, Miss. :,
spent Thursday evening with his mother,
Mrs Meek.
Mr.. X. Loeber, brother of DR.. +. Loe.
Der, died iu New Orleans last Monday
morning.
Miss Emily Massie, OF Pass Christian.
spent from Saturday till Monday on
visit TO Miss Caldwell.
The mission at the Catholic church be-
gins Tomorrow morning at High Mass
at the Catholic church.
Mrs. Tarut aud Miss Lottie Cupeo
and Miss George Powers have been Wis.
iting at the home of Mrs. Breath.
Mr.. T.J. Comerford, who enjoyed the
summer brcezes here about three seaso ns
ago, has rented the Tomaslch property.
Mrs. John r. Mcdonald and children
were over from the Pass during the for
mer part of the week ON visit to Mrs
Taconi. a..
Mr., Hermann yonGohren. a few days
ago attempted to jump of train while
10 motion at Chef Monteur and fell. He
was painfully injured.
Lumber and posts are ARRIVING ou the
oeach near Main street for Mr.. L, Spot-
orno who will have freight wharf built
Tor his own accommodation.
A new building was recently completed
on the corner of Toulme aud St. John
streets on the land of Louis Pieruas.
and will be used as a barber shop.
The young ladies of st. Joseph Acade-
my were given picnic to the jackson
house Easter Monday, and the day schol.
ars spent the day at Edwards mill.
Fire was discovered Tuesday afternoon
under The Echo building by the post Of
ice officials. Immediate effort suppress.
cd the enemy. Cause: lighted cigar,
Mrs. zambelli, lady esteemeed and
well known here by her long continuance
OF her summer visits to the Bay. is spend.
ing the week with Mrs. l., A, deMou,,n.
rim.
master Sydney Cowand, one Of the DO.
lite ana accommodating clerk OF Keller's
mammoth Brick Store, has hren con-
hnded to his bed during the week with
severe cold. ...
Mrs. r. N. Harris. wife of the sheriff
OF coahomia county and who is a caudi.
pate for auditor of public accounts. ia
over enjoying the sea breezes and Is stop.
ping atthe Clifton. t-.,s..z a.
Mr. z. Pen Davis left sample OF his
early and large Strawberries with The
Echo STAFF yesterday morning. His straw.
berries are always the first and largest
grown 10 this section.
Clifton House: R. I. Arnold, Mrs. Co
ho"' New Orleans; A. M. Taylor, vicks.
burg; Mrs; M. C. Anderson, Mrs. R. N.
Harris, Mr.. l.. q. Allen, Jr., DIR. w
Gaay, Jr., Clarksdale, Miss.
Popular Sup. Chsrles Marshall passed
through here early Tuesday morning on
an inspection tour, He was on spe-
e'ai car and accomDauied by Roadmas,er
Johnson, MIR, ]. D. Fahy aud others.
During the past few weeks a number
oil scnooners have been loading white
sand or the north side of the br,lse n,
Henderson's Point. This sand Ia tor ,h,.
new st, Charles hotel building In New
Orleans.
Mr' Jen Smelker is builting a pretty
home for himself and bride ON Carol,
avenue. lis we'll under headway, being
almost completed aud the mention alone
OF tie cost, ESl 500 Is an assurance OF
something pretty. .."
Among the callers to this Office during
the week, we were pleased to meet MIR.
*. n. Nall, from Jackson and a capd,.
date for Office Of Secretary of State. MFR,
Mall Is Mr.. Goyan's present assistant and
know lots Of the position he now aspires.
Mr.. A, G. Pieri has been travelling
oyer The county during the week, distri.
buting copies of The Hancock County
Commercial. He was pleased with his
trip and says the people were glad to re-
ceive the information given by the Com
mercial.
Messrs Landrleu Bros, after suspeu.
zion OF about two years, have again en-
barked In the bakery business by opening
the "uppositlon Bakery" cor. Hancock
ana Goodchildren street, making now
three establishments of the kind In Raw
81. Louts. We wish Messrs. Lsudrieu
abundant success.
ReT. w. c. Blacks sermon last Sur.
day at che Main Street Methodist church.
dweit on the Resurrection which was IN
every way worthy of the good attention
from the many hearers present. MIR.
Black has been called the Talmage OF New
Orleans in point of intelligence aud inau.
eace.
Bay St. Louis hotel: Mr.. and Mrs, J.
W. Gaines, Miss Fannie Harvey, George
McCioskey, s.iD. Hardoe, II. Gaines, 8.
A. Courier. J. Dougar, @. deLabret-
tonne. Vic. J. jaeger, Frank j. Mathew.