The sea coast echo., 1905-03-18
CITY ECHOES.
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Easter Millinery at o. Sange's.
The Echo, $3.50 per annnm, always in
advance.
Mrs. Rohmer, visited friends at Pass
Christian Wednesday.
Mr.. L. M. Gex transacted business in
New Orleans Yesterday.
See advertisement OF schooner for sale,
appearing in another column,
1t will pay you to inspect the Spring
and Summer Millinery at o. Sange's.
Mrs. J. G.. Fayard and intere sting lit
tie family are visiting relatives in New
Orleans.
The latest fashions in Millinery and
at reasonable prices can be had at O..
Sange's.
Cashier Geo. r. Rea, of the Merchants
Bank, spent part of Tuesday in Biloxi
and in Gulfport.
Mrs. N. B. Hutton visited friends in
New Orleans yesterday, returning home
last evening with Mr.. Hutton.
Miss Lorena Guerra, of New Orleans,
spent Sunday the guest Of her uncle, Mr..
E. H. Hoffman,, and family.
Rev. DR.. Temple will hold services at
the Presbyterian church next Sunday,
the 25th, morning and evening.
Hon. Geo. H. Combel was here from
New Orleans Wednesday on business
connected with his various enterprises.
Spring Millinery at o. Sange's.
w. w. Stockstill, superintendent of
public education for Hancock county,
was business visitor to New Orleans
Monday.
The Misses Nicaiss have returned
from a delightful pleasure trip to New
Orleans, where they were guests Of Mrs.
Henry Zambelli.
The H. v. Provensal property, in st.
Charles near Front sJreets, was sold this
week to Frank Fabre for the cash con-
sideration of $500.
Miss Zoe Posey charmingly entertain
ed tho Matrons and Maids Euchre Club
Thursday afternoon at the residence of
her sister, Mrs. e. ]. Bowers.
Miss Cuneo returned home Thursday
evening from delightful visit of sever
al weeks spent in New Orleans, guest of
her sister, Mrs. Chas. j. Tarut.
Hon. r. Brown, from Kiln, was in Bay
ST. Louis Wednesday, transacting busi
ness and mingling with friends. The
Echo received an appreciated call
When you buy Millinery from o.
Sange's you save money.
Mr.. Peter Boudin, after an absence of
quite while spent in New Orleans, has
return to Bay ST. Louis and taken
charge of the "Hancoek Saloon" for Mr..
Spotorno.
Mrs Josie Hutton returned home on
Thursday evening from most enjoya BILE
visit to friends in New Orleans, who
made her the recipient of numerous So
cial honors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Gaspard and
neices, who have been spending several
months in New Orleans, are expected
home shortly at their home, corner
Front and State streets.
Mr.. F. G. Collet, formerly in business
in this city, but now travelling represen-
tatiye for large hide concern, was
transacting business here Thursday, re-
gistered at the Clifton Hotel.
Mrs. r. Wentworth, after a most de-
lightful stay of weeks duration with
her relatives, Editor and Mrs. A. R.
Hart, left Sunday for her home at Ro-
sine, on the Gulf & Ship Island road.
Spring is here, so are the spring
styles in Millinery at 0. Sange's.
Mrs. J. M. Tyler was Unexpectedly
called to Hattiesburg Tuesday night by
message announcing the critical ill.,
ness of her brother. who, we gladly
learn is much better, with chances of
recovery.
Mr.. Dan Bordage, accompanied by his
family, is arranging toleave for New Or
leans the next few days, to reside per-
manently. Mr.. Bordage recently re-
signed his position with the L. N. c..
Spotorno establishment.
The recent masquerade and fancy dress
ball, given by the firemen for the bene-
fit OF the company's building fund, was
quite success, netting about $500.
The refreshment booths were in charge
OF Mrs. Henry Widmer, Mrs. r. Tel
hiard, Mrs. r. G. Engman.
Ms. Dibol, of the firm of Diboll and
Owen, the well known New Orleans ar
chitects, designers of st. Stanislaus
College, was here Saturday, guest of
Ma yor O'Brien. Mr.. Diboll recently
submitted plan for the projected City
Hal, which seems to meet with univer-
sal approval, being a sort OF compro-
mise between the one-story and two
st9ty plan. A basement about ten feet
abovs the ground, is shown in the de-
sirt1 pFef which forming secon. Il f1onr