The sea coast echo., 1905-08-05
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Mrs. Henry Widmer and family have
gone to New Orleans to spend the quar-
antine season.
An electric light has been placed IN
the county Jail yard and is giving much
satisfaction.
Judge J. A. Breath is anticipating
his annual trip to New York City, to be
taken some time in September.
Mr.. N. B. Hutton, unabled to be de-
tanned any longer from business, left
for New Orleans Monday morning.
FOR SALE.-One good horse, sound;
and one rubber-tired surrey. Apply to
Peter Palode, Pass Christian, Miss.
WANTED - Man to attend yard.
horse, COW, pillow and other work. Ad-
dress P, P. O. Box IT'S, Bay ST. Louis.
Leopold Bangard is preparing to build
handsome two-story home in Toulme,
near Main streets, adjoining his present
abode.
Congressman E. J. Bowers left un-
expectedly Wednesday night for Wash
ington, where he was called by official
business.
We regret to learn that Major Louis
Trager is i'll at Hotel Dieu, New Or
leans. From latest adYices he was do
ing we'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theophile J. Combel
came over from Biloxi Wednesday night
on visit to relatives, Mrs. L. N. Word
and family.
General Marshall T. Miller arrived
here from Lithia Springs, Ga, We'd
nesday, and joined his family, summer
ing at Rosebower Cottage.
Mrs. A. V. Griffith and baby. Mrs.
Ell. Bowers and family and Mrs.W T.
Mcdonald and family are spending the
summer at Asheville, N. c.
Called by business, Mr.. Walter B.
Dupre returned to New Orleans Monday
afternoon, leaving his family here to
spend the remainder of the summer.
We note with pleasure the return of
Mr.. James H. Breath and family from
New Orleans to Bay st. Louis. Mr..
Breath is temporarily with the Peoples
Bakery.
DR.. and Mrs. Gilbert and three chill
dren, who have been sojourning here the
past year, left on Tuesday night for
Atlanta, Ca. where they will spend a
while en- route to Eastern resorts.
Mr.. James V. Dunbar and family left
on Tuesday for New Orleans, to be at
his company's plant at Dunbar, La, for
the "shrimping season, (Which will open
within the next few days.
Friends of Prof. J. A. Hemmersbach
will gladly learn of tidings from him.
that he is well and enjoying his vaca-
ton. He is at present at Louisville,
KY, visiting relatives.
Brother Isidore, provincial of the or
der Of the Brothers of the Sacred Heart,
left on Thursday forenoon over the L.
C N. road for New York city, intending
to return to Bay st. Louis after the hol-
idays.
Bob Maynard, who is in New Orleans,
Was stricken with the mosquito fever
and his mother sent for. The young
man is doing well and his complete re-
covery is only matter of few days,
we are glad to state.
Mrs. Josie Hutton is visiting relatives |
at Slidell, La. From the Slidell press
we see that several entertainments have
been given and others planned, all in her
honor, and aside from these that she is |
being made the recipient of much social
attention.
A special session of the county board
of supervisors was held last Saturday |
afternoon (after The Echo had gone to |
press,) and adopted quarantine regula-
tions and restrictions. Proceedings will |
be found in another column.
Hon. Geo. Combel, of New Orleans, is
spending the quarantine season at Cler-
mont City and Waveland where he has
vast business interests. He was busi-
ness visitor to Bay st. Louis yesterday |
and welcomed by his many friends.
Mr.. w. A. Cuevas, of the Cuevas
Lumber Company, at Fenton, registered
at the Tulane Hotel Thursday and re-
turned home last evening. He was ac-
companied here by his sister-in-law,
who was on her way home to Vicksburg,
Mississippi.
Owing to inelement weather, the regu-
lar meeting of the Commercial Club,
held Thursday evening, was adjourned
to next Thursday evening at 7:3O
o'clock, to make final adoption of the
bylaws. After the meeting there will
be refreshments in celebration of the
election of officers held last meeting.
The guests of the Pickwick Hotel gave
most enjoyable outing Thursday.
The scene of the days pleasure was at
the Blakemore place, mouth of Jordan !
river, and more idealistic spot could
not have been chosen. Mr.. and Mrs.
]. d. Blakemore extended to the party
every courtesy and truest hospitality,