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visit to Pass Christian Wednesday.
Mr.. A. Matranga returned WEDNESDAY
from visit tc relatives in New orleans
Mr.. Bowers famous horse from Ken
lucky has arrived and is much admired
by all.
The Garyey family have closed their
summer home at Waveand and LETT sat
urday morning for New Orleans.
J. o. Maufray left Sunday morning for
his future home in Louisiana, followed
by many bouquets Of got wishes
Mrs John A. Green was called 10 New
Orleans Wednesday morning by tele-
pram announcing the death Of an uncle.
Don't go to New Orleans anymore; you
have q fine jewelry and millinery store
here. o' oANGk'
Rev. Father Alphonse spent Friday OF
last week IN Biloxi, his future home and
field OF labor, and spend Monday at the
Pass.
Miss Lotlie Cuneo returned from New
Orleans Monday evening after an absence
OF several months, and is warmly well
coined back again
Miss Corlnne deMontluzin left during
tho forepart of the week to attend the per
fermances by Julia Marlowe and partlcl-
pate in New Orleans society.
Mr.. A, D. Smith is mingllng with Bay
friends, having came over from New Or
leans during the week to see after his
3 property, pay taxes, etc.
Ex. Congressman NJ. d. Lagan, IRON
Louisiana, came over from New Orleans
during the week with his family TO while |
away some time at their summer home.
Sheriff Ladner left wednesday night,
returning to his post the next day, wither
he had gone called by the news of the &c.
cident occurring to his kinsman, Aayer
Ladnerr.
Mrs. MA. Dauphin and neices have re
turned from New York, and are domiciled
at the Dauphn villa for stay of several
days prior to their going to New Orleans
for the winter.
and Mrs. Philip Worth and daugh-
Is Cornclia returned to their home
9 OF hipr rOreas yesterday here two days
" TAIL of the Muller family. Nj. Worth
plaeed his son Leonard at college.
Bob Maynard, one oftho fayorite Bay
boys, is home from Port Eads, La. where
he was employed for several months past
aud on Aislt TO his brother-in-law ana
sister, Mr.. and Mrs, f. j. Lobrano,
Mr., William Ames made his adleus for
New Orleans Sunday evening to work on
the Southern Pacific route. During his |
absence his brother, Thomas Ames, of
Ocean Springs, will remain with the fam.
lily.
The many friends here of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. j. Berthelot (daughter of Mrs. Avery
will rejoice ut the gladstone tidlngs OF the
arrival OF an heir at their Louisiana plan
tation home. The Echo extends congra-
tulationS.
Wednesday night from Savannah, Ga,
where they had been visiting relatives
amt refugeeing. Mr.. Johnson, who had
gone after them, brought along his hand.
some st. Bernard dog
Mr.. ami Mrs. John Bordage, of Grand
Plain, Claiborne station, haYe the sympa-
thy of many friends in their bereavement
OF the death of their infant son, occurring
$ ,turday. The iuterment took place inI
tais city Sunday.
Prof John A. TIemmersEach, the pic
ture of health and as genial as ever, re,
turned Saturday from Louisville, Ky. and
during his absence has been to Cincinnati
and other we'll known parts of the coun
try, He has resumed his place as musi
cal professor at st. Stanlslaus college.
A most interesting programme was rem
dcred Sunday evening at the Main Street
Methodist church under the auspices of
the VIC. L. U. Address and singing were
the characteristics of the eye.aEe, and a
prominent featuro-sroll' of this tof an
orlglna! - 'NT
anr Mrs Schiller left for New Orleans Mo,
day morning where she was called TO Il
bedside OF her daughter, Mrs. Rolliu.
VIII De remembered that at the outbrea
of the yellow fever the lady, who W,
summering at the Bay, In haste left fc
Hshville, N. c., and, strange to say, @
her return to New Orleans last week 81
contracted the fever.
The Waveland public school opene
last week under favorable auspices-fort
pupils enrolled, this number by Januar
to be increased to about one hpndra,
The school is under the management G
Prof +, G. Bordage, assisted by Mrs, Al
lison. The school under the managemer
of these able instructors bids TO hecom
IN the future the leading public school I
the county.
Rev. Father 13leyer, s. j., of New Or
leans, returned to his home Saturday
utter stay of several weeks during th
illness of Rev. Father Alphonse. He
most scholarly gentleman, sincere. kin,
and devoted and will alwayc be remem
0ered most fondly by the friends mad
here. There is a sentiment to nettho,
the order of Jesuts TO have him retur,
next summerto give a series of Lectures