The sea coast echo., 1900-01-27

Mrs. VI. A. Dauphin aud neices are
spending few DAYS attbe Dauph!n sum
mer villa.
Mr. Eugene Dnpre is up from a maiig-
nant spell of la grippe, and is again ready
for business.
Mrs. II. r. Plccaluga, after few days
visit to her daughter, returned to New Or
| leans this morning.
Master Oliver Planchet is on the road
| to rapid recovery from a siege of fever
| and cold, DR. Turner attending.
Messrs. j. W. Watts, Bud Cuneo and
"Gene" Joyner have returned from
hunting and fishing trip aud report much
success.
Mr.. N. Sporl was here from New Or
leans Wednesday, meeting friends and
seeking the interest of the SouIe summer
home.
Judge John Anthony Breath is home
trom business trip to New Orleans and
where no visited his daughter, Mrs. Z.
j. Calogne.
The Misses McGraw, accompanied by
| their brother, w.re visitors to the family
home at Waveiand Sunday, returning to
New Orleans that evening.
The thermometer took tumble yes
terday and light fall of snow fell this
morning, followed by sleet. 1t appears
winter is to begin in earnest.
Friends of Mrs. Catherine Spotorno will
gladly learn other couyalesence, and with
continuance of the attention given she
will in due time be well and out again.
Mr.. JOS. 0. MauffraY, who recently sold
his Carroll avenue property through the
Leland j. Henderson Real Estate Agen-
cy, has taken one of the coy Ames cot
tages on Apothecary street.
Mr.. Louis Henderson is temporarily re"
siding at Mississippi City, where he is en-
gased assisting Massrs. l.. j. Henderson
and A. l., Thornton, proprietors, who are
compiling tho complete set of Harrison ab-
stracts. Mr.. Henderson is owner OF the
Hancock county abstracts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leland j, Henderson are
charmingly domiCIled at their recently
purchased home on North Front street.
Previously to moving Mr.. Henderson had
the place thoroughly renovated and equip
ped so as to make it not only attractive
| but IL model of convenience.
MIR. and Mrs. L. A. de Montluzin re-
ceived the sad news last week of the
death ct Mrs. de Montuzin's sister. and
this week intelligence received ut the
death of Il nephew of Mr.. de Montluzlns,
! both demises occurring IN Europe. Ihey
have deepest sympathy in their sorrow.
Biloxi Review, Jan. 20: The editor of
| the Review WAS in Jackson the past week
and received the assurance from coast re"
presentatives that no effort to change the
oyster laws would be made. Mr.. Elmer
proposes, however, to introduce bill TO
prohibit fishing for shrimp during the
mouths of August and September.
The metropolitan-like appearance of the
Bay increases, all poles for electric lights
having been planted this week. Messrs.
Braun and Beecher tell The Echo lights
will be turned on February 15ths pro-
vided nothing unforeseen should occur.
They expect their magnificent new dyna-
mo daily, being on the way from New
York city by steamer.
Captain and Mrs. w. B. Reese reached
here Tuesday night from Fruithurst, Ala,
and are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Julian A,
Mauffray, on Union street. Capt. Reese
returns to Bay st. Louis with the hope
of making it his home, and is furnishing
his place on Carroll avenue preparatory
to moving in. The gentleman and his
wife are heartily welcomed.
Thursday evening, at half p'st eight
O'Clock, at the church of Our Lady of the
Gulf. the marriage of Miss Fannie Roh-
mer and Mr.. Leon Donegan was quietly
celebrated, Very Rev. Father Blanc con-
ducting the ceremony. After the cere-
mony the couple left for their future home
at Gulfport. The bride is the youngest
daughter of DIR. w. B. ROhmer. and IS
brilliant performer on the piano forte,
having written several musical selections
Mr.. Donegan is the son of DR.. Donegan'
and a young gentleman of excellent
standngand worth.
Preparations for the entertainment
Thursday, February %, at st. Stanisiaus
Hall. for benefit Catholic church, are ac-
lively being pushed, and every move per-
tanning thereto progressing most encour-
aringly. Tie ladies i'll charge and their
gentlemen assistants report great and
many things, and of cOnrse anticipate one
: grand success. The community was never
: more united and enthusiastic in one cause
aud right here it is safe tOpreaict the
: fruits of this one effort will prove
: sufficient for the consummation OF the
object in view.
In this mornings Times-Democrat we
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