The sea coast echo., 1898-01-29
City Echoes.

lNcNe'NNI'
Collector Dahlgren spent few hour
here Monday.
DIR, Rohmer took day off in New oi
leans Tuesday
Work on the Spotorno brick kiln wa
begun yesterday
CASTOR Telhiard boarded Monday morn
ing's coast train.
DIR. Combel took a run home from Lon'
Beach Wednesday,
Miss LUCE Combel spent part OF th'
week at Long Beach.
MIS-. Planchct and family were In Ne"
Orleans on Thursday,
surprise party next week at - Oh
-- street, February.
Attorney Horace Bloomfield visited The
Echo Monday on business.
Rene de Montluzin has recovered from
painful rising on the hand.
Mrs. Chas. Sanger has the visit of her
mother, from New Orleans.
j. II. Heitzmann has position in Mo-
bile, and has closed his shop.
George Sick spent Yesterday looking
after the property of his father.
Senator Bowers was down from Jack.
soG this week, attending court.
A meeting Thursday OF the Minerva as
socan reelected its officers for '9S
Excursion next Sunday week. The Sun
day excursions are now not far off
Judge Mlltenberger and family return
cd to New Orleans Sunday evening,
DR., Murphy, summer resident at the
Bay, died IN New Orleans this week.
Very Rev Father Blanc returned Tues
day evening from day in New Orleans.
II. b. Bell, since back from Chicago,
made his first visit to New Orleans Mon
day.
The Swoop boys entertained party of
bachelor friends from New Orlenus last
Sunday,
Monday evening, at the depot, NJ. f
Baumgartner's horse fell aud caused
damage.
c. G. Hartwell paid The Echo an agree
able call Monday He contempates tc
rebuild later,-----~----~
Mrs. Boardman returned home las,
night from New Orleans, having gone
over Thursday,
FL. Cunningham, president of the In.
ternational Dcbenture Co., Sundayed
with his family.
There will be Il regular meeting of the
city school trustees at the schoolhouse OIL
next Tuesday night.
The shops of the Arabs, near the depot
keep open on the Sabbath, and reports
say they violate the law.
Mrs. DelBondio and family are wei
coined home from stay of several days II
New Orleans on business.
Mr.. Montaldo came Sunday and return
ed Monday with his wife to make New
Orleans their future home.
Mrs. Kalinsk and daughter returned
Wednesday from a SIX weeks stay wit
relatives in New Orleans.
We are palned to chronicle the seyer,
Illness Of Mrs. Peter Tudury, and hop
the lady will soon recover.
Miss L. Cuneo attended the wedding o
g friend in New Orleans Wednesday, re
turning home this evening
L &N. City Ticket Agent a, E. Lad
ncr and wife, of New Orleaus, SundayeC
with the gentleman's parents.
Emmett AnsleY left last week on al
overland trip to Marion county, guest Il
the home of Mrs. Ansley's sister,
The plasterers are putting the hnishin
touches on the Promote building. "Bush
Plernas dld the carpenter work.
This has been divorce week in Han
cocks temple of justice. We court
marry and go to court to unmarrv.
Mrs. E. L. Penac mas the sympathy
friends iu the death of her father, Wn
Sanchez, in New Orleans this week.
Manypeople from the Bay 'Gook in
Wavcland Sunday to gaze on the yicti
of the tragedy of the previous night.
Mrs, Agnes Blaine and baby left Crane
pa Tidwell's home the forepart of tt
week for their abode at Beaumont, Tex.
A, G. Pieri left Tuesday morning fc
Dcnaldsonville, La, to seek for his fan
lily and self a new home IN that state.
Vic Atom, Geo, Ladner and VIII Pa,
from Wolf RIVER, attended court IL
week and paid The Echo their respects.
The marriage of Miss Lulu Smith h
been announced in New Orleans. She
the daughter of A, d. Smith, formerly
this place.
Gilmore Fayard, Louis Spotorno, j
Emile Fayard, Il. Oivari and Henry ri
cauga took bicycle run to bayou Cad,
last Sunday.
While not in use, placed near the cou
house, thursday DR.. Turner's new C,
umbia had its rear wheel wrecked fro
an explosion of the tire.
Hon. Hannis Taylor, exmlnister
Spain, passed through here Tuesday. |
turning tomorrow morning from NJ
Orleans where he lectured
The owner Of the steam yacht Bon
Blue was here from Pass Christian +
other day to ascertain whether IL wor