The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1898-05-28
wAvHLAND ECHOES.
Personal and General items From the
Charming Resort, Gathered by
Our Special Correspondent.

Our Special Correspondent.
Mrs. S. j. Sambola spent Sum
day at her summer home.
George, Edwards spent Sunday
with his parents on Boyou Choc-
taw.
Your scribe understands we'd
ding bells will soon ring in our
little city.
James Akcns, one of New Or
leans enterprising plumber, was
here S unday.
Victor Ladner, of New Orleans
was over Sunday to spend the day
witt h his sister.
Mrs. Il. j. Stock visited her
mother Mrs. Quinn, on Davis
avenue Sunday.
Mrs. T.. Brauns, Of New Orleans
spent last Sunday with her mother
Mrs. j. G. Spor.
Il. III. Chisolm, of Nicholson
avenue, spent last week in Nea
Orleans on business.
Mr.. George Lhote and family
came over Saturday to remain
through the heated term.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Gonzclas
and son, of the Kiln, are spending
II few days with Mr.. S. Nicaise.
DR.. j. G. Beard and family, who
own o lovely place here, spept the
day most pleasantly last Sunday.
Dudley Coleman, Jr., returned
to the Crescent City Monday morn
ing, after spending a brief stay.
Mrs. Edith Allison, WI o has been
quite i'll is rapidly recoving, to
the delight Of her many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. j. Allison and
family, of the Crescent City is
spending lengthy sojourn in our
m idst.
Mrs. Jules Bonnemer, Of New
Orleans, was the guest of Mrs. d.
G. Younger, at Arlington, last
Sunday.
f. w. Young and family will
be over on june /, and will spend
the heated term at their "Castle
Comfort.
Miss Lizzie Parker, of the Cres-
cent City, is spending quite awhile
here, guest of Mrs. Geo. Clifford
on Davis avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs f. III. ChisoIm
entertained on Thursday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Pilgrim, Mr.. and Miss
Lauisa Bullock, all of Mobile, Ala.
Edwin Shelby has rented the
pretty cottage of G. G. Fell and
will be over with his family on
June l, to remain for the summer.
The residence of f. w. Young
was entered by thieves sometime
during Sunday hight, but the
amount of their hauls has not yet
been ascortained.
| Mrs. ID. G.. Younger, acco npani-
ed by her two sons Ernest and
Clifton and daughter Birdie, went
to New Orleaus Sunday night for
brief sojourn.
Richard Eiler, the horticultu-
rist who has been employed by
Mr.. Peter Helwege, returned to
Napoleonville, La, last Saturday,
accompanied by his family.
A very enjoyable picnic, was Civ
en- last Sunday at the famous Jack
son house. A delightful time was
had by all present, Refreshments
were abundantly served.
A delightful fish fry was given
last Saturday night at jackson
House. Those who attended were
Miss Minnie and Willie Swanzy,
Miss Abigail Chadwick, Claude
and George Younger and others,
chaperoned by Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Mollore.
The Waveland Public school
will soon close, after a most sue
cessful term. Prof. +. G. Bordage
has declined the idea of having an
exhibition on account of the inca
pacity of the school building and
no other being obtainable for the
purpose.
Frantz Walters, who has been
residing on St. Joseph street for
some time past, has now taken up
his abode on the farm of Mr..
Toulme in the suburb of Bay St.
Louis. His friends regret much
of his departure, as the old gem
tleman had became a favorite
among our citizens during his
sojourm here.
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