The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1899-07-29
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PearlingtOn Herald.

MS. IA. y. ~ iiiNC was 'AtA az
tendant at Chancery court this
week.
Mr.. G.. s. Seal of Nicholson,
was in the city on business during
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolf Of Biloxi,
were i'll the city day or two dur
the week.
Matt Cudahac a popular New
Orleans drummer was in the city
Monday.
J. D. Warren. who travels for
a popular New Orleans house
was here Tuesday.
Messrs. Keyser & Co. began
loading the steamship "Alders-
gate from here Monday.
Mr.. VIM. Whitfield was a busi-
ness visitor here Monday. "Uncle
Bill is always a welcome caller.
The Steamer Biloxi came here
Tuesday for tow of timber for
the Nor. Bark "Loyise " at Snip
Island,
Ray Baxter one of Weston 5
popular and obliging clerks was
down from Logtown Monday af-
ternOOn.
The steamer BIenheim at Ship
Island recently finished a large
cargo of lumber from here and
Logtown for W. ). keyser q Co.
No one has cause to kick re-
garding the weather we have bad
during the week. Plenty rain,
plenty sunshine, plenty heat and
little cool.
The Poitevent and Favre Com
pany are loading the Russian Bar
que Hannah Blanchard at Ship
Island, with cargo of lumber for
South America.
The Herald, has rented the
building formerly occupied by
Mr.. Mafe as a tonsorial parIor.
! Where we have established our
Office and will be glad to see our
| friends.
! Mrs. John II. Weston, who has
been spending Il while with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ +.
Baxter, has returned to her home
| in New Orleans.
| Some of the finest water melons
we have seen this season come
from the truck farm of Mr.. J. J.
/ Favre, out beyond BAYOU COwan.
| They are cheap, too.
| Mr.. Paul Guzman is preparing
! for the Poitevent & Favre Lum-
! Der Co. a man IF st. Tammany
/ parish, La, locating all their
! possessions, which ale very eX-
tenSive.
Miss Bella Boyden returned to
New Orleans last week, after an
enjoyable visit of several weeks to
the family Of our esteemed towns
man Mr.. Asa Ilursey. She was
accompanied by little MISS Lau-
renTza nj, fiuTSeY. RS,
Inc Ioilo"Ih8 named parry oI
Young PeoPie we're very hoSPita-
Diy ehIer'allle4 9y MIS- Dal
boardman last Ffloay evening aho
SPehC d most ehJ0yaDIG evening
Misses TeheEa G halo4il' Narrlt
f' Favle' Mae 0taVeln' Laura aho
Noia G, olocNGI ]Anseie' LlqIeIGe 1[.,
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Pandoi7 Pa" MnsSrs n W rnthn}
! Gr.s Frank CnittorraZ Bohnrt
/ CooI KimhalI Rnss 4 Ahran, Rms.
| . bostor Pier; Rod Pnss and Mr.
urs ! oscar IoonarI
w., ,,a.s;. C,.,La,s oof.,o
w, -I'9I 1tI -n"sSt| 11Lt Ii''tLa'l,' 0Ao VI 'ne
~ RiIny; Miss Graham read q
nanor 1T the Snoshorn Camn
frnnoting this week on "ScinntifC
proh;hI+;on ;, Sbo i d, Anont
yr;tnr and amnIovs cboicast Ian
anaga and oo6d tbonoht at al
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lcIV He7oero"y M ioI u al tPoiG I5c | "nI
a ,,. business | lIlP % up 'ne | "9lI @ an,'
9hIP ISiano h'iiNay' anu " 'Ial
mere VI 9e'eral :, ""SS' guest u HE
uhcIe' non y, d. 0edl'
Mr.: and Mrs. kudolPh, OF
Biloxi, We're here during the week
and lett Thursday morning Tor
New Orleans where they sailed ON
the Steamship " knlcker6ocker
| for New York, thence they VIII
go to Halifax, y. ,.
Recently the editor had occa-
sion to visit several points on the
Coastin the interest Of this paper
and had we met with no encour-
agement whatever we would feel