The sea coast echo., 1897-12-11
City Echoes.


pearance at the home of Paul Combel.
Mrs. Planchet and family haye beer
spending the greater part of the week il
New Orleans.
Mrs. Charles Platz went over to New
Orleans Tuesday on business and visit tC
relatives and to friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Prentiss left Sunday
afternoon for New Orleans, haying closed
their home at Cedar point for the winter
season.
Nine. G. Gardebled, noted for her good
deeds, has returned from New Orlean;
where she had gone on mission Of
charity.
Miss j. Telhiard returned Thursday
evening from stay in New Orleans dat
ing since Tuesday, on visit to her friend
Miss NJ. Roblra,
Victor Trager is home at Cedar point
from three months stay in New Orleans
where the youth was caught unawares by
the quarantine
Turkeys are selling 80 cents apiece, and
big birds at that. The supply is plentiful
Judging from the number of wagons In
from the country this week.
Ocean Springs Progress: Conductor
William Johnson and family have return
OIL frn,n tboir ovtapJ,,l ,,,,it ,,,,4h =, - AJ
Johnson is back ut his old post on the
coast train,
Mr.. A. Lecler, one of our Crescent City
young friends, registered at the Bird
Cage Saturday evening, returning home
Monday morning where he is a rising
young business man.
The city's money (P) safe has been re-
paired, Messrs. Driver and Heitzmann
Jointly doing the work. The lock, we
|eel safe in asserting, Is now more secure
han the original combination.
L. Spotorno, who has an eve on the
possibilities of Gulfport, was iu that
place Wednesday prospecting. If Gulf.
port is the Klondyke of the sea coast its
should be embraced.
Secretary Richard Mendes spent part of
he week in New Orleans seeing relatives
and friends, and representing the Bay st,
Louis Land and Improvement Co. in
Dig deal that corporation has on hand,
Watches. Clocks, Jewelry, Silverware,
Novelties, etc. for Christmas gifts, for
oung and old. o. SANGE.
The Louisville and Nashville company
that rates of one and one-third
fare will be sold on December % and to
20 ard December 30 to January l, good
until January 4, The rates are the usual
holiday fare.
Mr.. John Edwards and daughter, Miss
Ida, were at the Bay Sunday. Miss Ed
wards came to bid her friends goodbye
ere she leavers for New Orleans to begin
the steady of her vocation-a trained
nurse. We wish her well.
Louis LeJnhard, prominent citizen ann
prosperous down town merchant of New
Orleans, came up Wednesday noon to
spend Il few days of rest preparatory to
the rush of holiday business, guest of
his daughter, Mrs. BJardmau.
The largest and finest variety of white
roses that have yet come to our gaze
were seen this week, coming from gar
den of Mrs. Toulme's out on The Captain Is
Nam street farm, u magnificent bouquet
finding way to the editors desk.
Prof. Ducrocq, so pleasantly remember
ed as former instructor at st, Stanislaus
college, was the guest of Major Tidwel
and family. The professor has resumed
his medical studies in New Orleans and Il
persulng them with brilliant success.
Master Eddie Adls, nephew of Mrs. A
r.. Hart, after stay of several months
coming from Osyka, Miss, returned t.
his new home In New Orleans Tuesday
Although uuofllcilally declared, the boy
said to have had the first case of fahage
the Bay. r-'ol 'his p'
The announcement of os.pn snos., - Is
Miss Isabelle Seub, f. '"ol''y' III one
'u's' '9"OIno ,''. ssrishes. he groom
1"o sraouD.e young man OF good ma
and means and belonging to the same
cpllty.
e The note IN these columns last vi
t ofan immense hog killed Friday week
( insllgnihcant to what we saw this We
$ In that line at TIE home of Louis Favi
+ ont on Main street. The pen holds secu
D an animal of some GOO pounds. 1t is
e largest seen herea5outs,a aud local butc
er says the price asked. $50, is a prel
1 fair price for such meat.
There was quite a pleasant tallyho NJ
ty Sunday afternoon to the famous WIN
. yard of Browns, ana the occasion turn
into wedding celebration. The brio
: couple were Mr.. and Mrs. Montefuc, a
among the party were Mr.. and Mrs.
DabneY, Judge Breath, Miss Agnes Rul
ech, Geo. II. Combel, Angelo Lecler, Mi
Lucle Combel.
Harry Ladner, one of the obliging a
polite clerks at Keller's store, was call
to New Orleans Wednesday night by
telegram annbuncIng that his broth
Xavier had while working at Chalme,
that day had leg and arm broken ar
the body around the heart severely hui
under huge derrick as the result of
accident He was accompanied to Ne
Orlenna hu hia sicinr