The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1897-12-18
City Echoes.

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Mrs. Garvey was at her summer
home during the week.
Mr. John Tabor is spending q few
days at Locust Cottage.
Mrs. Vauce Fayard is having a
handsome cottage built.
j. A. IIeitzmann is soliciting sales
for Gulfport land company.
A. Weber, the New Orleans bill
poster, was IN town this week.
The friends of Mrss Adrienne Es-
nard were glad to see her among The
excursionists Sunday
Doctor Turner visited Long Beach
during the week to attend the Meth
odIst conference held there.
Rev. Father John Pendergast, the
heroic and beloved young priest,
spent Thursday at New Orleans.
Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Grace and
interesting family will leave for their
New Orleans home in few days.
Mrs. O'Rourke is spending the
week at O'Rourke villa, and warmly
welcomed by friends and neighbors,
Abner Sojourner will leave in
few days for ST. Joseph, La, and
will probably make his home at Abb
beville.
Miss May Cameron, her sister and
little daughter, are at home on Union
street, after delightful summer IN
Georgia.
Mr.. Baron. who has an interest in
the Pascagoula ice plant, was looking
after this interest in Scranton the
other day.
Mrs. G. Muller, who has been Sc
riously i'll, is convaIescent, her recov-
cry due to the learned attention of
Or. Turner.
The Echo's esteemed friend, Mr..
V. y. Wood, fingers in New Orleans
from extended travels, He is much
missed in Wavelsnd.
Mrs. Will Boulemet end daughters
have arrived after two months VS.
it TO Louisville, KY, and are pleased
to be in Bay st. Louis again.
Ioary ssamunu anu afovv., 1s.-.
Annie, were guests Sunday Of their
uncle, Mayor Arbo, returning to
their home in New Orleans that night.
The friends of Mrs. Trager at Ce-
dar point will regret to learn that she
contemplates leaving at an early day
to visit her former home in New
York. -
The interior OF the lovely Matran II
ga home is in the hands of artists
who are decorating aud hanging pa
per, and making other embellish-1
ments.
The Aldige and Bordes families
have returned from an extensive tour
in Europe, and are now in New Or
leans where they will remain for the
winter.
George Maynard, junior, visits
his family at the Bay weekly. He is
holding lucrative position at New
Orleans in the train dispatcher's
office.
Mrs. Catherine Spotorno and son
Oscar left Tuesday evening for a
stay Of several days in New Olleans,
guests of DR.. and Mrs. Rice, Canal
street.
The Postal telegraph office IS locat-
ed at the Crescent hotel, and was
opened on Monday, the 18th. Mr.
w. NJ. Wright Of Alabama is the
operator.
Mr.. Reems and daughter came for
few hours stay Sunday. They
will be remembered as summer resi-
dents, and contemplate returning
next season.
Mr.. Walcott has gone 10 Biloxi to
accept position in that growing
place. HIS family are still on Union
street, and are most charming in
every respect.
Master Gilbert Marshall is attend
Ing school at New Orleans. The
young man has fancy for the mill
\ ttary and some day intends to be an
\ American officer.
There is a surprise party on the
social tapis. The Echo scribe pro-
misses report of the event in the is
sue of the 25th, Christmas. Ask no
questions until then.
Chas. s. Elms, rspresentlng the
New Orleans house of the Bradstreet
company, was most agreeable call
er to this Office Tuesday, and spent
part of the week in tcwn.
Mrs. j. z. Drake, wife OF the min
ister, left for Vicksburg Friday. This
estimable christian woman will be
missed in literary and religious CIR
cles during her visit to relatives.
William Etheridge, the step son Of
Captain Chaytor, of the United States
revenue marine service, has arrived
at the Bay and will be one OF the
graduates at 81. Stanislaus college.
We inadvertently failed last yeeIx
to chronicle the return Of Mrs. KEEL.
Ter, mother Of the Bays ex-mayor
merchant. from California WHARF shn