The sea coast echo., 1897-12-25
MUNICIPAL OFFICERS.
City Echoes.
Christmas weather.

Christmas weather.
Charles Hlrn was visitor to the Pass
few days ago.
Prof. V. Despomier visited his mother
and sisters TUESDAY.
George Muller made business trip to
Claiborne on Wednesday.
Victor Seurmann has been sick with
Fever since Saturday.
Mr., CunninSham visited his family last
Sunday on Washington street.
-. l., Calm and family, of St, Charles
CoSsage, have gone to Bayou Sara, La.
Mrs, stssays bel visited friends the lat
ter part of the WY Ocean Springs.
Mrs. Bengert air. 49,, ,ft Thursday
for stay with relattv,s,S NsearSjngton.
DIR. Henry Combel,now at Long Beach,
will spend Christmas home with his
father.
Editor Hart has been having the inte.
rior of his home made beautiful during
the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John d Grace and love
ly children have returned to New Orleans
for the winter.
The beautiful aud accomplished Miss
Josie billiard has returned from trip to
New Orleans.
Miss Agnes Shannon is expected at the
Bay for the holidays. She has been at
Louisville since last spring.
We are indeed sorry to learn that the
accomplished Miss Gertrude Cowand is
in bed suffering with malaria,
Hon. John T. Mcdonald and family
y came from the Pass this noon by water
route to spend Christmas with tho Taco
nj family.
Mr.. A. W. ~Maas and family, of Wash.
ington Cottage, left Thursday morning to
return Monday, spending Christmas IN
New Orleans.
The services of the Bay string band
furnished music at the wavcland ball on
Saturday night. Another evidence of our
sister towns good taste.
S. w. Shaw and Albert E. Shaw. cat
tie dealers of Riceyille, Harrison county
were in town Tuesday evening on bpsi,
ness with Butcher Quintiui
Rev. j. ?. Drake expects to preacb n.
the Methodist church Sunday mornipc
The children's entertainment is postponed
till Monday evening on account of tho
rain.
Miss Broussard, of Lafayette. La, Is
the guest of Madam Garde5Ied, on Main
street. Mrs, Gardebed and grandson
were shopping and sightseeing in New
Orleans Thursday. -
Thissis the season for good feelings and
wishes and time for all animosities to be
buried as the old year goes out. Every
body should begin by wiping out all old
scorns and starting anew with peace and
good will to all.
Mr.. Richard Mendes, so popular with
the ladies', has the pleasant duty of inter
viewing them in regard to the fumigatiou
oi their homes. He is lust the man for
the place. as he Is Invariably polite, aud
knows perfectly well how to take of his
hat to anybody in calico as well as silk.
There is great surprise In store for
our people. A former prominent person
age at this place will during the holidays
wed one of the beautiful Bay st. Louis
girls. The marriage is one OF true love,
and also the love making was done under
great difficulties.
Clifton House arrivals for the past
week; Henry Boehmer, Mobile, Ala. ;
Nioholar Schwab, Amite City, La; A. De
Valcount, Birmingham, Ala; NJ. Conn,
Val Fabian, Ed Got hcbalk, ], A. Lassy
VIC. Mitchell and wife, Louis Zehuer,
r. L. Dicks, Morris Goldstein, Sam Leh.
man, Chas. L. Claude, r. j. Towers, New
Orleans.
The splendid condition In which the
city street lights are found ever since
Richard Caldwell has had the contract
has elected much comment iu the Young
mans favor, aud although what pay he /.
receiving are his own figures, is by nc
means fair remuneration for the idea
services his time and attention are givinl
the city. We are in favor that the cit,
at its next board meeting recognize thi,
worth, showing its appreciation in
substantial manner. The laborer /.
worthy of his hire; although in this, con
nectiou The Echo is fully aware that there
are no legal grounds ior.its proposition
Soch excellent service was not expected
--it is extra, and the board could max,
m additional allowance as for extra ser
vices. None falr-niinded and just VII
dissent