The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1897-07-17
]. OF AocAL INTEREST.

AHOhH tuS mRuJ anu III eHeclS
Of the long dry spell, is the running
dry, apparently, Of the several
artesian wells about town. Mr.. San
ger tells Us that his wells do not fow
50 freely, and the same is said Of the
ice plants well.
We meet people daily who are suf-
ferers of Indigestion. The first is,
very few have tlq proper food 70
ept and the sedend one is, time
enough is not taken to eat. There
is tendency on Tie part Of southern
people to Danish corn bread from
their tables, the healtbiest and most
palatable Of all breads. While on the
coast we were forciblY impressed
with this fact along the line, at Bay
st. Louis, Biloxi and Scranton we
asked the waters IN vain for corn
bread. 1t is foolish for our people
20 do this. Cooks are to blame I, r
ii, we suppose but cook who can
not cook for us. Good corn bread
is one OF The few stare articles we
can COOK nicely and we challenge
the world on that.--Southern Home
journal.
To use common expression, it is
well to say the club house Is now in
full blast. Nightly the place is IL
Illuminated, and good fortune indeed
il is for those privileged to assemblf
there. A piano is among the laty
additions.
ln' cxo'temsn5e5Yonday evening
'l'N'' y tTesling TO note that the
cpurc" y JJ0ur Lady OF the Gulf fwas
, sascssss'1 e.ells1 1850 by Rev. FOIher Bu-
teux. Since Rev. Father Leduc has
been .ere, about 1859, be has IN
great measure beaulilied and reInod-
eled the church, and its destruction in
so appalling manner would have
been terrific blow 10 him.
The following from Sundays Re-
gistef, Of Mobile, shows in part to
what extent efforts are being made
in behalf Of The regalta's success:
"The beop,e have not TOO many
anusements IN summer time; aud
will be gIal TO take advantage OF any
offer OF innocent excilments, such a.,
Is offered them IN the yachting sea-
son. The Bay -WaveliUd Yacht Club
will give big regatta on the twenty
fourth, at WaycIand. Mr.. +. X.
Matthews, Of Bay 81. Louis, was IN
the city yesterday seeking to inter
est Mobile yachtsnen 10 the coming
sports. He says shat he found warm
encouragement and that Mobile boats
will play Gne figure in the coming
races. He wants Mobile people
10 come down to WaYeland and en-
joy themselves.
Very. Rev. Father Lednc, pastor
Of Our Lady Of the Gulf church since
8l59, and vino las not been ''home''
IN Europe since 1879, eighteen year.
ago, is preparing TO leave next week
for Nantes, France, via New Yorb
oy rail, thence to Havre and Paris
The good pastor leaves the flock h,
so lcng and deY1tedly labored fo
by the advise Of those who kr0v
the necessity Of his having a rest
: and it is with much reluctance tha
Father Leluc leaves his people her
f0t three months absence. i'h
prayers and good wishes of th.
many will.fcllow the yenerated faith
er to foreign lands
Readers Of The Sea Coast Ech
who are patrons Of the public libra
, ry, conduct ed Ny She Kings Daugh
ters, will take notice by reference t
the advertising columns the chang
, Of library hours from 3 p. M, t
1912 8. NJ. The library, unforlu
rate for its somewhat limited popu
larity, is comparatively little known
and it IS pity It's existence, it
workings and its merits are not NOR
familiar with the public. What
: due but never has been done, is
newspaper "write up" an attemp
we promise for the next issue of thl
paper.
ri We don't believe in callin
t names, or we might say that Mis-
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