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Mr.. Erasmus Olivari spent Friday
in the Crescenc City.
l Miss Abbie Hamilton visited relatives
in New Orleans this week.
Mr.. Sidney Ballintine, who has been
quite ill, is up and out again.
Misses Matte and Leila M. Evans
spent Thursday in New Orleans.
Mr.. and Mrs. 40. Whitney are visit
ing at the l.. A. de Montluzin home.
Merchant L. Spotorno spent several
days in New Orleans this week on busi-
ness.
Miss Adele Spotorno has returned from
a visit of several days to friends IN New
| Orleans.
Miss Belle Osoinach returned Thurs
day evening from visit to relatives at
Gulfport.
Mr.. Burtin Ladner returned Tuesday
to his aduties at Gulfport, after two
months rllnes.l
Mrs. M. Il. Joyce Of Gulfport spent
few hours with relatives in this city
Thursday EVENING"
Miss Azalie Saucier from Pass Chris
tan is spending the week with her cousin
Miss Edwige Saucier.
j. w. Watts returned this rweek from
a business visit to. .his former home at
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Deputy Oyster Inspector II. Mendes
has been doing duty at Pass Christian
and Gulfport this week,
Sidney Saucier has returned from Nc
Henry, Miss, where he will return short
ly to enter the bakery business.
County Clerk E. II. Hoffman, and
Sheriff Jos. f. Cazeneuve were business
visitors to New Orleans Thursday.
Miss Cuneo left Thursday for New
Orleans on visit to relatives and friends
and will return shortly before Christmas.
Jno. Spotorno entered Spencer College
at New Orleans this week to take spe-
cial course offered by that institution.
Mr.. A. G. Osoinach, the astute editor
of the Gulfport Record, spent a few
hours with relatives is this city Thursday
evening.
Miss Avery is makiug her visit to
| Chatham, La, of an indefinite duration
owing to the serious Illness of her sister,
Mrs. Berthelot.
Miss Laura Grimes has returned from
a visit to her father on his Louisiana
plantation, and is stopping with relatives
at Pass Christian.
Miss Ida Landry an attractive young
lady of the Crescent City, has been the
guest this week of her accomplished
friend, Miss Hamilton,
Mrs. Maurice Thompson and daugh-
ter are expected to arrive in this city by
January 1, and will be guests of Mayor
and Mrs. b. E. O'Brien.
Eugene Joyner returned this week
from Beaumont, Texas, on a visit to his
mother, and will return to the city of
gushers after the holidays.
Mrs. j. Smith, who has been spending
a month with relatives in New Orleans,
returned home Wednesday,, accompanied
by her sister, Mrs. Beuchel.
Manager d. M. Allen of the Cumber-
land Telephone Company, is spending
today at Pennington and Lineman Au-
gust Scherges is at Chef Menteur.
Editor E. j. Adam, of the Pass Chris
tian Beacon, and a candidate for mayor
OF his town, was a welcome caller at the
Echo Office Monday evening.
Mrs. McClennen and family, who aie
occupying one of the Ames property on
State street, left Thursday evening for
New Orleans on visit till after the hoh-
days.
, Hon. John T. Mcdonald, formerly
mayor OF Pass Chistian, was a business
visitor to this city Monday. He is a can
: didate for the mayoralty of his town,
election to take place Tuesday.
New lot of Selz Shoes and Mayfield
Pants just received at The Bays Mer-
camille Company.