The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1899-10-28
PEARLINGTON NEW :.

Pearlington Herald.
/ Mr.. Fl. 5. Weston was a visitor
to New Orleans this week.
Mr.. Henry Nelson, of Kiln, was
a business visitor here Wednes-
day.
Mr.. W. J. Poitevent, paid a
flying trip to the Crescent City
Monday.
MI. and Mrs. NJ. Geiger visited
Bay St. Louis Monday, and return
ed same day.
Mr.. Louis Megs was here Fri
day, booking many orders from
our merchants.
Mr.Peter Johnson left Tuesday
for New Orleans, where he goes
to visit his family.
Mess. c. \. Cudabec and f.
VI. VerneIl were among the visit
tors here Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Z. Favre and
Mrs. 4. White were visitors to
Gray's Oaks Sunday.
Mr.. j. T. Schneider, of Baton
Rouge, La, spent Il few days
among Us during the early part of
the week.
Mr.. W. Brown will leave in
a few days for McComb City,
Miss, where he will spend short
while.
Capt. j. A. Favre and Mr..
Adolf Dugue, were in New Or
leans Tuesday where business
called them.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. Fairly, after
spending several days here, return
ed to their home in Gainesville
Wednesday.
The turpentine distilIery at
Onezan landing is nearing compile
tion and when finished Will be the
largest on the river.
The steamer Pea1lington is now
undergoing repairs and awaiting
the arrival of her new boilers,
which are expected in Il few days.
We are glad indeed to see our
young friend d. b. Fayre up
again after being confined to bed
for the past three or four weeks.
Mr.. Robt. Patrick, was in
town Thursday taking orders
from our merchants. He will
leave Friday for Hattiesburg, via
Nicholson, Miss.
Mr.. J.J. Willis. of Pearl River,
La, arrived here the other day
and will spend a few days among
his old friends who are always
pleased to see him.
Wild turkey are so plentiful in
our neighborhood at present that
the farmers have to stand guard
in their fields to prevent them
from eating up the crop.
Mr.. r. G.. Pieri was business
visitor to the Crescent City this
week. He told some of the boys
he was going hunting, but took no
gun that we could see.
The steamer Dial left her wharf
Yesterday for Il cruise in Lake
Maurepas, where she goes for a
dredge boat to drcdge out the
canal leading into Lookout from
Pearl river.
Shrimp for bait is worth % cts.
per dozen and scarce at that price.
From all appearance we think it
would pay some Of the many fisher
men to cat the bait, They never
catch any fish.
Mr.. \. II. Russ was in New
Orleans Tuesday where he went
to visit Mrs. Russ and his chill
dren who have been making that
city their home for the past month
or two.
We are glad to announce the
arrival of Mr.. and Mrs. +. B. Hay
ne, but sincerely regret to chro-
nicle the illness of their little son
John, whom we hope will recover
rapidly.
Messrs. Shir Williams, and NJ.
J. Adams, of Lees creek. were
here Tuesday looking after their
Logging interest and exchanging
pleasant words with their old
friends.
Mrs. Paul Sadler, from Slidell,
La. is the guest of her mother,
Mr.. j. ". Cowart, and will leave
shortly for New Orleans, which
place she anticipates making her
future home.
Mr.. I. Il. COOK. !1Tt TOT CoIuIIl-
bia, Miss. Monday where he will
remain sometime looking after
the interest of Messrs. " .. hey
ser q Co., of Biloxi, Miss.
Messrs. Dill & Co. have bought
out the Pringle plant at this place
and will remove same to Kiln,
| Miss. A modern saw mill will be
erected on the grounds as soon a.
the still and buildings are removed.
| Al express office is badly need
ed in Pennington. AccomoGa-
tions in this line at present are
very unsatisfactory to the patrons
having business of this kind to at
tend TO. We need better service