The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1899-11-18
News from PearlingtOn.

Miss Dora Murphy was visitor
to New Orleans Tuesday.
Mr.. Ed. Bullock, of Logtown,
was visitor on the coast this
week.
Drs. L. Sexton and Butterworth
were among the visitors here this
week.
Mr.. w. j. Poitevent spent three
DAYS this week in New Orleans on
business.
Mr.. J. ]. Favre was business
visitor to New Orleans one day
this week.
Mr.. Isaac Holleman was a busi-
ness visitor to the Crescent City
Saturday last.
Mr.. 5. d. Mimms, of Ellisville,
Miss, was among us one day last
week on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Carpenter
spent Tuesday here on business
and pleasure combined.
Mr.. Asa Hursey was called to
New Orleans Monday by a tele-
gram and returned same day.
Major j. L. Pierson will spenp
tomorrow in the Crescent City
with his family, returning Monday
morning.
We regret to chronicle the i'll
ness of Misses Gala and Eloise
Poitevent and trust their recovery
will be rapid.
We notice Wiley Favre of late
is almost a daily visitor to Log
town, and learn he finds that place
very attractive.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. +. Baxter
spent Saturday and Sunday at the
Bay, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. A. Breath.
Mr.. d. White of Mississippi
City arrived here Tuesday and
will spend a few days among his
many warm friends.
Mrs. NJ. A. Lloyd and accom-
pushed daughter Miss Matte left
Monday for New Orleans and re-
turned Thursday evening.
Capt. j. A. Favre, Messrs. II.
f. Mcclure, G. d. Orr and Simon
Favre, were among the visitor to
New Orleans this week.
Mr.. August Boyet, the n.
O. Picayune representative, was
around shaking hands with his
many friends during the past
week.
Mr.. J. O. Leonard was on the
sick list for Il few days, but we
are glad to state he has fully re-
and able to resume his
work.
Mrs. IL. F. Mueller and little
son, who have been in Slidcll, La.
for the past three weeks, return
ed Monday, to the satisfaction of
his many friends.
Mr.. S. p. Driver will arrive
here shortly to commence build
ing The Favre Brick & Manufact-
uring Co.'S dry kilns, which will
be quite a big job.
Long Brothers fake circus GER
tainIy had Il picnic along the line
of gathering lots of coin from our
people, who expected to see some
thing and saw nothing.
We sincerely regret to state
that our much esteemed friend,
Yves. Cowart Is still seriously sick
and hope the very near future
will restore him to health again.
Mr.. William Rudolf, of Biloxi,
after spending two or three days
here the guest of Capt. J. A.
Favrc, left Tuesday evening for
Poplarville, Miss. where he goes
to look after his timber interest.
The Pringle turpentine orchard
was almost totally destroyed by a
fire last week. Some wretch struck
fire to the dry grass and IN a few
minutes the whole woods were
ablaze. The loss to crude and
timber will reach several thousand
dollars.
Hon. +. J. Ladner was here
Tuesday exploding immense caps,
regarding big fish that was being
caught at the Bay. He says, he
saw seven muIlets in a sack which
was more than the ordinary man
could shoulder. This we believe,
of course.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Favrc,
former residents of this place aft
er spending a year at GuIfport
returned 10 their old home Satur-
day last. NJ. Fayrc expects to
build two lake sch0oners for Mr.
Hood, Of Gulfport. The work
will be done 1T Logtown.
The dredging at Lookout which
has been going on for several days
was brought to an abrupt tcrmjn-
alton Sunday morning by the gov
erumcnt ordering the dredge to
proceed to Amite river. Capt.
Gray at once took charge and
toWed it over Sunday night. There
yet remains about 200 feet to be
dredged, which will be done
later.