The sea coast echo., 1903-02-14
---55=----.-=--
CITY ECHOES.
100000. cssa.eI..easac.a.G


Mr.. C. G. Hart is seriously i'll at his
home, and his many friends hope to see
him up and out again.
George Weinberg, Sr., has appointed
by the city sexton OF the Second Street
Cemetery at a salary OF 50 per month.
Married-On Tuesday, February 10th,
Jacob M. Gerthro and Miss Emestine M.
Burratini, both OF this city, by Justice
of the Peace j. A. Breath.
The Board of Mayor and Aldermen
held a regular meeting last Sunday and
transacted routine business. Proceed
ings will appear in next issue of The
Echo.
The Echo learns with much regret the
illness Of Judge J. A. Breath, who is
down with la grippe. He is a familiar
figure on the streets and in business cir
cles, and it is earnestly wished he will
soon be out again.
A debating society was organized
Thursday evening at the residence of
Mr.. Cazeneuve by Mr.. Emile j. Gex.
The officers elected were Prof. Ellington
president, Miss Mable Cazeneuve vice.
president and Mr.. S. Drake secretary.
We are authorized by Rev, G. L. Cor
win to announce positively that he will
preach in the Baptist church next Sun
day afternoon, Feb. 10 at o'clock.
Through a misunderstanding there were
no services last Sunday, as previously
announced, but there will be services
without fail next Sunday.
There will be grand fancy dress and
masquerade ball given on March 10Th,
at the B.-W. Y. G. House for the bene-
fit Building Fund of the Independent
Hope Hook and Ladder Fire Company.
For so commendable purpose every
public-spiritee citizen to a man should
make it a dudy devolving upon himself
to at least purchase ticket.
A special telegram to the New Or
leans Picayune from Washington, under
date of the 18th, says: Representative
Mclean and Representative-elect E. j.
Bewers, of Mississippi, called upon AS
sistant Secretaty Spalding at the Trea-
sury Department of Deputy Collector
of Customs at Gulfport. General Spald-
ing agreed that Deputy should be ap-
pointed, and the Collector will be asked
to max a recommendation.
In the proper place will be found the
formal announcement of Hon. j. A.
Breath, candidate for reelection to the
Office OF justice OF the peace from this
beat, trust which he has now been
holding with remarkable credit t h {
past nine years. His record is indeed
one which ought to insure his re-elec
ton. No man is more capable of hold
ing this position than he and it is safe Ia
say should the voters select to have him
fill the Office again they will be giving
evidence of sound Judgment and will
have the satisfaction of putting the righ
man in the right place.
The entertainment given last Satur'
day evening at the Clifton Hotel for tn,
benefit of the Public Library was a sue.
cess financially to the extent of $31.20
and socially nothing more enjoyable
could have been enjoyed. This goot
showing is made in the face of the beast.
ly weather that prevailed all that day
Charles Feahney, the well-known New
Orleans grocer, donated ham and Mis-
Ida Edwards the first prize awarded il
the seuchre game, which was won by
Mrs. julius john. Other donations were
fIom Mrs. D. B. Seal, Miss Cuneo, Mis-
O'Brien, Mrs. Hamilton, Mrs. Bowers
Mrs. Chapman, Mrs. Carroll, Miss Gro
we'll, Miss L. M. Evans, Messrs. F. J
Ladner, W. l.. Bourgeois, John Osoi,
mach, r. @. Engman, L. Bangard, r
L. Breath, Mrs. Moreau, Miss Markey
G. A. Butler, Misses Cazeneuve, F
billiard. Master Edwin Pinac's rendi
tion on the violin was feature Of tn,
evenings programme. The COMMITTEES
in charge return thanks to the manage
ment Of the Clifton Hotel for the use O
premises.