The sea coast echo., 1897-07-10
Pearl River Echoes.
Correspondence Sea Coast Echo'1
Pearllngton, Miss, July 8, 1897.

correspondence GNtd OOdbL ECnO'
Pennington, Miss, July 8, 1897.
why not organize bicycle club?
Mr.. s. NJ. LeBaron, of Pensacola, is in
town this week.
Mr.. Asa Hursey was a visitor to Bay
st. Louis Sunday.
Mr. Willie Hinkle, OF New Orleans, is
over this week on visit to his family.
Mr. H. E. Mcclure made business
trip To New Orleans last week.
Why does one of our young friends
wear such mournful expressionP Cheer
up she will return shortly.
Mr.. Robert Cook has enlisted in the
ranks OF the vast army of cylists, equip.
ped with handsome new Wayerley.
| Miss Angelo Garreau has returned
from school in New Orleans to spend va
cation at home.
The steamship Blenheim at Ship Island
completed cargo OF 100000 reet vf lum-
Der from here this week.
There was big negro excursion from
here to Spanish Fort Monday, on the
| steamcr.Columbia.
Messrs. W. j. Poitevent. r.. c. Pieri
and e. c. Capers made a trip over to Do
Dy's plantation, Sunday, on their wheels.
Mr.. Paul 7, Ashton of the Crescent
CITY, was over on visit Sunday.
Miss Ethel Armstead has been quite
SICK for the past week, but is improving
Our town is making rapid progress as
regards pianos, white duck suits and BIZ
cyles,
Misses Lou Cowart, Mary Mars, and
Mrs. j. w. Cowart returned Monday
from visit to Pearl river county.
Misses George Brown and Miss An
geline Favre, accompanied by the latter's
father, Capt. j. A. Favre, left for an ex-
tended visit Tuesday morning to relatives
in Tyler Texas.
The steam YACHT Senper Idem is on
the yard receiving sundry repairs and u
fresh coat of paint, preparatory to max
ing a cruise up to New York.
The steamship Amrul reported at Ship
Island this week for 250,0OO feeU of lum
Der consigned to Agencia Comerelal, Pro
gresso, Mexico.
| The sidewalk In front of Mr.. J. w.
Cowarts Is in very dllapidated condi-
tion and Is dangerous to pedestrians. We
think the road overseer would do well to
investigate.
The following named left for Gulf View
| this morning TO spend several days chas-
ing mullet and other members of the fln-
ny tribe: Mr.. Geo. w. Summers and
family, Mrs. Louise Summers aud fami.
iy, Mr. and Mrs, s. j. Gray, Mr. Kimball
and Miss Nancy Russ, Misses Ida, LYDIA
and Octayia Cowart.
| We have real live buglar in town.
Friday night last some unknown party
entered the office of the Poitevent & Fayre
Lumber Co. and stole some paper and
blank booksi but nothing OF material
value. The same night some one (suB-
posed to have been the same party) broke
into the store of Mr., v. Hover ana was
frightened off, however notpefore he had
broken open the cash drawer and stolen
1 IS 90, p1AyoLo.
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A minstrel performance will be given
in Waveland tonight, ut st. Joseph's hall,
for the benefit of st. Clare's chapel. Such
well known amateurs as Robt aud Hen
ry Montamat and VIM. Penegan win take
part, IS,