The sea coast echo., 1902-11-29
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Hon. Horace Bloomfield, candidate for
the State Senate, from jackson county
was mingling with friends here this
week.
Miss Carrie Osborne, one of the bright
est resident pupils at st. Joseph's Aca-
DENY, returned Monday from visit to
her parents at Biloxi.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. o. Mauffray and
children spent Sunday at Biloxi, where
Mrs. Mauffray resided before her mar
riage and is well known and esteemed,
DR.. Tabor, formerly of Bay st Louis
but"now of Scranton. where he has
successful practice, was here during the
week attending the funeral of Mrs,
Biehl.
After very delightful visit OF several
days to New Orleans, 1.-THE guests of
friends, Misses Julia Olivari and Cathe-
rine Spotorno returned home Wednes-
day evening.
Mr.. CASTOR Telhiard returned home
from New Orleans Sunday, where he was
in the employ of the Cumberland Com
pany, but due to illness was forced to
relinquish his work.
Miss Nellie Tyler was here from Gau-
tier, Miss, where she is teaching school,
this week and spent Thanksgiving with
her parents, Captain and Mrs. j. M.
Tyler on Carroll avenue.
Mr.. Harry Stuart Saucier, a general
Bay St. Lonis favorite, arrived from New
Orleans this evening to spend the NOR
row mid the associations of his childhood
home and with relatives aud friends.
Miss Cuneo returned yesterday from
New Orleans, where she spent several
days visiting relatives and her friend,
Miss May Powers, who is no stranger in
Bay St. Louis social circles. Miss Pow
ers is to marry next Wednesday, and has
the good wishes here of many friends.
Mr.. Vincent Moran, one of the land
owners of Hancock county, and repre-
sentative and worthy young gentleman,
was welcome caller at The Echo office
Monday. He was here on private busi-
ness and made the trip overland from
his home at Lake Shore accompanied by
his father.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. B. Hutton, who own
one Of the pretty beach-front villas and
another home in the rear, were visitors
Sunday, and gave it as their intention
to leave New Orleans in the near future
and make Bay ST. Louis their perma-
nent home. In advance this excellent
family is welcomed.
Editor A. G. Osoinach, of that wide
awake and progressive journal, the Gulf
port Record, was visitor to this city
Monday morning, having came to view
the newspaper power press recently ms
tailed in the Echo office. Mr.. Osoinacl
is preparing to purchase new press t.
meet the constant increase of the Rec
ord's circulation.
Hon. w. H. Bullard, a well-known at
torney at Scranton, and a prospective
candidate for the State Senate from tn
Seacoast counties, was visitor to thi
city Monday in the interest of his forth
coming race, which will be run with tn
Honorable Horace Bloomfield, of tn
same place, who successfully made tn
race when the Office went to Jaclxso
county by method Of rotation some sew
en- years since.
Mr.. Fred r. Matthews returned Tues
day evening from New Orle ms, havin
gone to that city Saturday afteroon, ,wher
he formerly resided has host of influ
ential friends and for years was one Q
the most prosperous and influential bu
siness man. So impressed with the pos
sibilities of Bay st. Louis as progres
sive and commercial center and as ia
vored section of Gods own country an
the place for white man to live, Nj
Matthews has severed all ties of residenc
in New Orleans, purchased property a
an evidence of his good faith and hig
opinion OF the locality andhas made Ba
st. Louis his home, and is decided er
thusiast for Bay st. Louis, first, last an
all the time.