The sea coast echo., 1897-12-18
City Echoes.

Mrs. c. c, Hart spent Tuesday sho
ping at New Orleans
Miss Jesse Cazeueuve Is the guest
friends in New Orleans,
Miss Marie Schmidt is entertained b
Mrs. (Dr.) Kelly in New Orleans.
The Misses Baron with their mothc
will spend the HOLIDAYS in New Orleans.
The family OF II. Dudley Coleman hav
returned to New Orleans for the winter
MISS L. Cuneo returned yesterday moo
from few days stay with her sister il
New orleans.
Henry Zephrim returned home las
>uight to New Orleans, having came owe
Thursday.
Mayor Arbo yesterday appointed r
Mendes inspector to locate those places
TO be fumi9ated.
Constance Platz leaves this evening fol
New Orleans to clerk at his uncle's, Man
assier's confectionery,
Rev. Father Lewis, of Pass Christian
spent thursday evening with Rev. Faith
ers Alphonse and Pcndergast.
Mr.. George Tito, former Bay boy, was
shaking hands with old acquantances
aud relatives at the Bay Sunday.
TheNGharles Barnard cottage, on Union
near HancocaF .sttafets, has been rented to
". NJ. Wnghi}Yao'sAew operator.
Watches. Clocks, Jewelf!< Silverware,
Novelties. etc. for Christmas s1tts, for
young ana old. o. SANGf.~>
A market house is being built to the
new store building opposite Fayard Bros.
TO be occupied by the butcher now locat-
ed at Durratini's.
DR.. j. NJ. b. Spence has returned from
visit to ihs uncle, Cary Spence. pro-
minent lumber merchant at Point Pleas
ant, near Pass Christian.
The Leibrook family contemplate leay-
ing shortly for New Orleans where they
VIII in all probability remain for the re-.
maiIder of :he winter.
Miss Markey, Of the Clifton House, has
been identifying her hotel grounds and
flower garden, making the front yard
bower of roses and cvergreens.
Z Mrs. Sanger and daughter entertained
at progressive euchre on Thursday eve.
ming: The affair was Informal, but could
not have been more enjoyable,
Among those entertained at Comfort
Villa by brand Ms ,vonGohren are,Mrs,
Charles Culbertson aud children, fnd Mr..
Moore the photographer from New Or
lcauS.
Rev Mr.. Matthias, of Handsboro was
most welcome caller to the editorial
sanctum this morning, and will remain to
preach tomorrow, morning and night at
the Baptist church.
The visit of Drs. Carter and White to
the Bay was appreciated by our people,
aud our citizens will be glad to cooper
ate with these gentlemen in the work OF
dislnfection at fumlgation.
The many friends of Sidney Cowand
join in with The Ecno in congratulations
on account of this young gentieman's re-
turn to better health aud his old place at
the popular store of Mr.. Keller's.
The severe rain of Monday night did
much damage to several beach fronts. An
immense gap in the sidewalk near Dr.
. Tanners Office is one of the damages, and
is meifaee to the safety of pedestrians
by night.
There will be no regular Sunday excur-
sions. The report is without foundation.
Superintendent Marshall to The Echo:
"Itls not the Intention to run the Sunday
excursions during the winter, every Sun
day. They win he rua one Sunday in the
month, as heretofore."'
We have been reliably informed that
Rev. Father Alphonse WILL II possible,
celebrate midnight mass this Christmas
as usual. All good Catholics as well as
many Protestauts VIII be glad of this beau.
;liul and Joyous ceremony. midnight
mass is something wonderfully grand aud
Impressive.
Contractor Sanger has had an artesiau
well completed or the premises of biz
dwelling on Citizen street, the pipe bein.
four-inch. 1t will soon be Joined an,
turned on iuto the mains of the wate
works The water is excellent aud ii
coplous flow win add to the materia
value OF the system
civil service examination was he'll
ON Monday at the customhouse by Mr.
Elmer of Biloxi, and Deputy Collecto
James Espy. The examination was TO
the position OF day Inspector in the Gus
IONS service, and two applicants wer
present for examination, II was to haV
taken place October O. but was postpone
on account Of the quarantine.
The l.. & N. management acted wisel
IL The inauguration Of the monthly SUI
day excursions, ana has pleased all pt
r1us OF the road by SO doing. Last Sur
days consisted OF nine coaches, and ovt
QUO thousand passengers, glad to inha
the pure air from the gulf ard the pines
others came to VISIT dear ones, and som
90 seek the Interest OF their SUNNI,
homes. The Bay, always popular and
fayorite with New Orleans people, recel
ed its full share Of these welcomed q
sursionists.