The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1897-12-25

CASTOR Telhiard is home from
fortnight's stay with friends in til
Crescent City.
| Leopold Bangard left on Monday
coast train for a business trip of
days duration.
Rev. Mr.. Matthias delivered tw,
sermons at the Bay on Sunday t
good congregations.
Mr. w. f. Delcuze, one of th,
Bays best citizens, spent Sunday
here with his family.
Miss Lizette vonGohren delighted
her friends Monday evening by hel
return from New Orleans where she
had been visiting,
Our friend J. w. Watts leaves
shortly after the holidays for Chat
tanooga, Tenn, on q visit to his
mother and other relatives.
Mrs. James T. Eagan and little
Madeline reached here from Scranton
Saturday night to spend some time
with her mother, Mrs. Breath.
Role Sadler, of the Plcayune's
counting room, returned to his duties
Monday morning, having passed
over Sunday morning to see the
home folks.
Jeff Smoker is showing his conf
dence and appreciation of land value
on Carroll avenue. lie has enhanced
the value of another Of his lots by o
fence inclosure.
DIR. Turner came out Sunday with
handsome new buggy, new horse,
new harness, and-himself new
suit, too. There are no foggy
methods about our DR.. II. j.
George IL. Combel returned home
Monday morning, and reports the
prospects brilliant in New Orleans
as to disposing the lands Of the Bay
ST. Louis Land & Improvement Co.
Messrs. Watts, Luther Ansley and
Jim Sojourner returned during the
middle of the week from fishing
and hunting trip to Honey Island,
having left Thursday week. OF
course theirs was a killing good
tune.
Mrs. j. G. Ballentine returned to
New Orleans Monday morning, hav-
ing spent Sunday at her beach villa.
After the holidays in the big city,
the Ballentines will return to Well
ston, Ca, where they have been re-
siding since October.
There IS no business man more
popular than Jas. B. Ulman and no
store more prosperous than his. jim
put out this week handsome new
delivery wagon, and the make and
Lettering work is par excellance, an
other sample of his good judgment.
The Vicksburg Herald has inaugu-
rated campaign for city streets.
No city can hope to become an ideal
place OF residence without good
streets.-Jackson News. The pre-
sent city administration is distin-
gushing itself for the excellent atten-
tion given the streets, also opening
many new ones, and Bay St. Louis
will continue an ideal place of resi-
dence.
Mrs. Sallie McCabe and Miss Nc
Murchy left Wednesday for Baton
Rouge, La, where they will spend
the holidays. Miss McMurchy has
been q most faithful servant Of the
Western Union company, and in all
the trouble of the ''prevailing" fever
stood to her post until striken with
the malady. BY her kindness and
politeness TO the public in genera
she has gained the good will Of til,
people of this place.
In presenting the handsome four
page supplement of holiday readlng
and, as-tbe reader will agree, appro
priately and profusely illustrated ",
take the occasion to say that there
will be no issVe of The Echo mex
week, it being customary with Tho
country press to suspend in observ
ance OF the season and to give tht
office hands chance to participate
10 the festivities. Next issue will b,
dated January s.
Oscar Lagniel and Widow j. Santi
nelli, (nee Boudin,) surprised thei
friends Monday evening by joining
in, both for the second time, ihal
golden union of tenderness and love
which unites hearts far more secnr,
than the golden finger cirolets EN-
ployed in that ceremony. Judp,
4 Breath narPornod ~