The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1899-08-19
PEARLINGTON NEW :.
Pennington Herald.

! DIR. Fountain was visitor to
! Gulfport last week.
/ Actual work was begun this
week on the school building.
All the news all the time. This
weeks news this week is our aim.
/ Miss Annie Russ. of New Or
leans. is visiting friends in Log
| town.
/ Hon. A. II. Russ was called to
the Crescent City on business
Wednesday.
| Leave that order for Job work
at this office. Satisfaction guar
antted.
/ The potato WELD will be abun-
daut this season.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Weston. of
New Orleans. spent part of the
week at Logtown.
Plof. J. A. Hatlestad. kevSer
q Co.'S general manager at Biloxi
was here on business Saturday.
We are glad to note the appear
ance of our friend ]. W. Cowart
on our streets again after brief
but severe illness.
I Luther Russ and Robert Cook
are to be seen Occasionlly IN our
! town. Glad to see yon boys,
come down oftener.
! Mr.. II. +. Richardson, after
working here week or SO inspect
ing lumber for Keyser & Company
has returned to Gulfport.
The II. Weston Lumber Com
pany this week purchased a right
of way through the land of Capt.
&c. c. Gray, for their log rail
road.
Going after business is like 60
ing afteranything else. The more
| judgement displayed in the going,
! the more satisfactory will be the
results.
The kissing bug has invaded this
town and seems to find some will
! ing maidens. He differs material
! " from the specimen described by
our contemporaries.
Mr.. Augustine Hover has ac-
| Icepted position with that huSt-
| ling merchant and all around
prince of good fellows, Mr.. {. ID.
| Orr. vice Abe Russ who recently
quit.
! Mrs. Cabin. who has been
spending while here with her
grandson Mr.. Max Maffe has re-
turned to her home in Mobile.
She stopped over at Gulfport on
her way home.
The steamer "Dial" last week
brought another large load of cy-
press piling from Vaudeville, to
| he used in the construction of the
Poitcvent & Favre Co.'S new dry
house.
Friday evening, Aug. 25th. The
Ladies' Aid Society will give a
Lawn Festival, on the School
Grounds, the proceeds to be do
mated the Building Fund of the
PearIington School House.
The Biloxi Daily Herald began
its second year Wednesday. The
Herald is an up-to-date daily and
this paper wishes it an abundance
of success. May each succeeding
year be more prosperous than the
one gone before.
Abram Russ, recently with Mr..
c. D. Orr, has left that job and
will take up the study of dental
surgery in New Orleans, adopting
it as his profession. We wish him
all possible good fortune and h2pe
to insert his card in our profess
ional column in a year or so.
This is the time Of the year that
| the overeoors should be preparing
the roads for the inevitable siege
of rain that IS generally ushered IN
with every winter. They will wait
until the bad weather sets in and
offer that chronic excuse 'weath-
er too bad" while if they would
take advantage Of the present state
of weather and give the roads a
good repairing there would be no
cause for complaint.
Frank Gutierrez, the popular
and obliging clerk who has attend
ed the wants of the Racket Store
customers for several years past,
has resigned his position with that
| firm. His many friends will
greatly miss his genial presence
behind the counters. He has been
succeeded by Mr.. Chester Pieri,
who in the future will admniste
to the demands Of that firms large
trade.
That highly esteemed citizen Of
Logtown. Mr.. D. s. Osborne gave
a delightful wagon ride Saturday
night complimentary to the yonng
ladies and gentlemen of that
place. Among the participants
we're Messrs Jas. Allen, August
Bovet. c. Fountain, d. L. Russ
and Misses Annie Russ, Abbie
Mead, Ella and SalIie Boyet,
Lucy and Sarah Baxter, Eunice
and Nav Osborne, Marie Koch
and the Misses Casanova. All
spent a most ENJOYABLE evening
and derived great pleasure from
| Mr.. OsbOrne's cOrteOuSy.
F.! Our young folks are ENJOYING
themselves famously these days.
various forms of amusement rurn-
ishing pleasure for them. Satur-
| dav night select party gave an
/ ENJOYABLE wagon ride. Among
those composing the company
were Misses Mae and Eva Stathem,
! Nina Soniat, Ada Gamache,
I Ogene. Florence and Angelo Gar
roam Ruth Hursey. Gena TOOm-