The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1898-05-28
SEVENTH YEAR. NO. 10.
The Pennington Echo.
EDITED BY S. j. GRAY.

ing a sore eye, as result of a
slight accident at the mill last
week.
Capt. Henry Gutierrez is tenn
porarily III charge ofthe mail boat
while Capt. Miller is on the War
moth.
Mr.. Frank Gutierrez, one of
lrlington's popular young gem
t,dmen, is at the Bay this week,
attending court.
The schoon'r Addie Eads came
off IL yard LIST Saturday after
several weeks repairs, very much
improved in appearance
Our young friend, Robert Cook,
(the vice consul to Logtown) will
have a snapshot camera here IN
a day or so. Now, girls, look
pleasant.
Hon. M. f. Baxter and family
| spent several days at Gulf View
last week, fishing; and enjoying
the healthful and invigoratlng
gulf breezes.
Evidently there will be "a hot
time" ut the next session of the
circuit court. Thegra nd jury
summoned 65 witnesses from
Beat No. l alone.
Mr.. John Boyer was accidente-
ally cut on thes shand with a knife
last Sunday morning by Judge
Gciger. Guess the Judge didn't
know it was loaded.
Among others who were sum-
moned to court from here this
week we would mention j. p.
Russ, Benjamin Baxter, George
Geiger, Max Mafe and w. w.
Wallace.
Judge Geiger, one of Pearling-
toms up-to-date and progressive
citizens, has added materially to
the appearance of his place by
whitewashing all his fences and
outbuildings.
Mr.. and Mrs. ii. e. Favre are
rejoicing over the arrival of lit
tie son. The young stranger made
his appearance Sunday, the 22nd,
lnts. The Echo wishes the young
ster long life and prosperity.
Pearlington furnished a large
quota of. the visitors who are in
attendance on circuit court this
week, while it is thought that
some have just remembered their
relatives in Honey Island with
visit.
The annual picnic of the M. E..
Sunday school took place last Sat
urday at the Old Gin. There was
not a very large crowd, however,
those present entered into the
spirit of the occasion and enjoyed
themselves thoroughly.
The following named young per-
sons enjoyed a delightful boat
ride on the beautiful Pearl last
Saturday afternoon, the lovely
| Misses Edna Smith and Katie
Favre and Messieurs Kimball
Russ, Clarence Mitchell and Sid
ney Armstead.
Referring to the communication
of our Logtown reporter, last
week, advising Pennington to send
up her consul, we beg leave to call
his attention to the fact that he
is sup" (whether we send him or
not) nine times in the week and
three to seven times on Sunday.
| We would like to borrow him our
selves occasionally.
| We understand from reliable
! authority that there will be a we'd
ding propably next month. Two
of Pearlington young society fav-
orites will he the contracting par
ties. 1t will be very quiet and in
the nature of a surprise to many.
The writer extends his congratu-
lations in advance to the happy
pair. By special request we for
bear to divulge any names.
"When thieves fall out honest
men get their DUE" This time
worn expression has come into
prominence before the people of
Pearlington during the week.
From the meagre information OBJ
tainable it appears that the perpe-
traitors Of the numerous recent
| robberies are about to be brought
| to justice. Arthur Miles has CON
! fessed and turned states evidence,
duplicating several others whose
names we prefer not to mention