The sea coast echo., 1901-04-27
CITY OF BAY ST. LOUIS, MISS.
SATURDAY. APRIL 81 1901.
CITY ECHOES.

MrC. Fayard was representing tie
Anchor Store in New Orleans Wednes.
day.
Hon. AT. Cameron is entertaining from
Tracy, Texas, his brother, MIC. s. Cam
eron.
Miss Amela Combel and little sister
left Sunday evening for visit to friends
IN New Orleans.
Ed. Barham, the well-kpown L. & N.
engineer, spent Wednesday In town, yis-
I iting old friends.
Mrs. s. Kirst, Mrs. Hipper. Miss Olivia
kirst and Mr.. Claud Younger speut Sun
day at Pearlinston
Mr.. Miguel Catchot and family outer
tained from Biloxi last Thursday his
brother, Dir. Tony Cato hot.
Mr.. and Mrs P. dI Prida, of New Or
leans, were visitors to st. Stanislsus col
lege last Sunday to call on their son.
MT uuu mlo, NidbuCsDut W uO uuNt Dttn
visiting the latter's sister, Mrs. bubble,
left this week for their home In Havana,
Cuba, widely regretted.
Mrs. Sam Rhodes left Wednesday for
her home IN Charlottesville, Va, after =
two.weeks' visit to her mother, Mrs. Kel-
Ter, and to her brother, Hon. A. Keller.
Messrs. Guy and Roy Mendes were
among the many excursionists gto the
Bay last Sunday. They were guests of
their aunt, Miss Alice Mendes.
The hrst Spanish mackerel of the sea-
son was caught Monday morning off the
bridge, near the draw. Mr.. Peter Tudu-
ry made the catch.
Messrs. Jas. H. and Anthony Q. Breath
left for New Orleans Tuesday afternoon
to attend the funeral of their relative.
Mrs. FL. S. Saucier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. II. Dunbar and Mr..
and Mrs. Frank B. Dunbar. of New Or
leans, registered at the Clifton House
Tuesday morning for days stay.
Mr. Theodore Grunewaid is having his
recently-acquireo property in Wayeland
extensively renovated and improved gen.
orally, L. Blaize has the contract for
limiting.
wis. c, Kalinskl and daughter. Miss
10 entertained their neighbors Friday
Da3ing at progressive euchre compll-
''htary to Col. and Mrs, Maughemar and
7 re-. Matheson.
:, Mr.. Hutton surprised his family very
pleasantly and In u most substantial man
uer this week by sending over from New
orleans Que of the prettiest turnouts to
be seen on the she'll road.
Miss Albertiue Wagner, whose serious
illness was chroncled In these items last
week, left Wednesday evening Tor New
Orleans, to be the guests offriends, where
It is thought a change Of air will prove
benenciaI.
While at work few days ago on the G.
4 =. /. X. X. bridge spanning Pearl river
near Jackson, Mr.. Henry Cameo was
painfully but uot seriously hurt by hea-
Wy Iron striking his left wrist. 1t was
necessary be abandon work for several
days.
Hons. John Buckley, OF Enterprise, and
~ Ira Ford, of Scranton, aie mentioned
,fsyarhe HattIesburg Citizen as probable
4 ,pa X horses" ia the matter of the forth
-bsrrepe circuit judgshlp appointment
Of Nei' district.
ate suppl. W. Pearson. depot agent for the
bout one at Biloxi, where he has been To-
Il weduesE since holding similar posi-.
nyesen, city some years ago, has re-
:, Ths occsr. Geo. w. Grayson, of Mis-
,hra,ios Fy, wlllsuccsed HIM.
sion. over ,aabel property, formerly occu-
/, wsd by the local bank. has hsen rented
10 parties who intend locating 10 the co u
fectionerY business. One of the parties
is gentleman from New Orleans, while
the other Is his brother, already here In
business.
Mr.. r. N. Blaize, for quite while
night operator at the Z, Y n. depot, lett
Monday for English Lookout where he
has been given the position OF station
agent, The promotion is worthy and
complimentary TO young Blalze who will
work his way to the top notch Of success
Miss Fannie Lynch, formerly Of this
place, but now OF New Orleans. was the
charming guest OF bliss Blanche Avery
last Sunday, accompanied BY Miss Nellie
islynn, OF padncah, KY, and Mr. Michael
Stafford. OF Csnada. Miss Lynch con-
templates an early departure for Denver
Colorado, 10 reside permanently