The sea coast echo., 1897-12-18
Birthday Celebration OIL. A. deMon-
tIuzin, Last Sunday.

Ihearty, and with his excellent spirits an
good health has bright and promisin
future hefOre him. He is without exceu
tiou the youngest looking grandfather il
this country, and his host of friends a
well as The Echo wish him many nor
birthdays as happily spent as on last Sun
day. He is one of the successful bus
mess men of Bay st. Ions, beginning
years ago at the bottom of the LADDER
and has accrued much of the worldly
goods. Mr.. Alfred dcMontluzin, and Mrs
c. X. deLappe and daughters, Alice ant
Adrienne, were present in the joyful cele
bration. DR.. deMontluzin was unavoid
ably absent on account of a sick call tt
PearllngtoD, Miss.
A hotel at Taalco Springs would be the
thing for those suffering with pulmonary
diseases, and The Echo has wondered
why those IN charge OF the springs did
build some cottages for iuvalids. The
scenery about Tanico is exceedingly at
tractiYe, and the breath OF the pines is
| 'N'A'r7 t'HN HSNiAhS W q hItNOuS
! perament and calculated to produce sleep
aud rest in the tired and sick. Persons
accustomed to the water at Tanico like it
and 20 cften to drink it, but those tasting
on the first time tiud IN it bitter dose al
most as bad as salts. 1t is healthy. con-
yemently located, and if the owners
would build aud properly advertise they
would have spring of money as well as
a spring of water.
Clerk of the Courts Hoffman, has en-
phatically declared himself as not desl-
rous of allowing his name to figure for
the mayorship in the coming municipal
contest, and reiterated the same senti-
ment to The Echo while beng interview
ed on the subject the other day. This is
one of the rare instances of the office
seeking the man, but Notwithstanding
this fact confirmed by petition oi sixty
five names gotten up in short while, Mr..
HOffmann declines and begs to be ex-
cused, although appreciatlng and fully
cognizant of the honor.
Mr.. Butler, the well-known photograph
er of the Bay, is getting up u splendid lot
OF advertising photographs, and study
pictures of the most artistic order, Mr..
Butler has well earned success among
our people, for he certainly does good
work and as fine as anything of the kind
at New Orleans, if not better than the
average. Then why should our people
spend money to go to the city when the
work can be procured at home ard at less
expense?
QlEDEIn New Orleans, La. yesterday
morning at II o'clock, Mrs. Delphine
Claudia Garaudy, aged 80 years, a native
of this place. The deceased was a sister.
of Mrs. III, j. Breath and Captain j. v.
Toulme, from whose home, the Crescent
hotel, the funeral took place this after
noon at 3o'clock, tho remains having been
conveyed on the 12:I9 train this noon. The
nterment took place In the old cemete-
ry, in the family lot. --.........--
> Miss Lulu Schaff enterta ined her
friends with "candy putting" ON We'd
nesday last, among those present were
the following named ladies and gentle
men: Misses Annie and Mamie Allen,
Edwige Saucler, Katie and Emma Ed.
wards, Lulu Schaff, and Messrs. Albert
Brown, John, George and Ed. Edwards,
Edwin and Joseph Schaff, VIII Allen and
Claud Younger, of Mobile.
News has been received at the Bay that
Mrs. Annie Allen, formerly of the Bay St.
Louis hotel, is doing prosperous busl-
ness in New Orleans corner st. Charles
and Julia streets. In addition to north
em people she has number of well
known New Orleans families for the win
ter. Mrs. Allen is u drawing card as an
entertainers and usually has a house full of
pleasant people.
See the new advertisement of Gaze.
neuTe's sftss store. The wide-awake pro-
prletor is not only popular at the Bay,
but among all the country folks who
never leave this place without taking
something handsome home tied up In a
green bundle for the wife and little ones.
Captain Kergozein end daughter, Miss
Alphouslne, arrived at the Bay Thursday
morning. Miss Kergozein is the guest of
MIR and Mrs. j, A, Mauffray, on Union
street. Captain Kcrgozein left on the
evening train Thursday for New Orleans
where he has gone on business,
A kitchen room and minor improve
meuts on the repair order are being made
10y Contractor Ames on the G. A. Levy
property recently purchased by Mr.. Bow
crs who intends making the place his
dwelling when completed.
The family of DR.. Beard left for New
Orleans Thursday, having been at the
hBay since last June, recently occupying
fhe residence OF A. d. Smith.
II Louise Frampln. (col.) a resident of thd
lIplace, aged SO years, died from consump-
.tion in the New Orleans charity hospital
"Wednesday morning.
Mr., and Mrs. John Munich, at theiri in.
yitiug ST., John street home, entertained
company from New Orleans last Sunday
Mr. Watts, the inventor aud popular
wheel maker and repalrer, was transact
ing business lL New Orleans Tuesday.
Manly Blaize, handsome and popular
took advantage of the excursion Sunda.