The sea coast echo., 1905-02-25


DR.. Jas. H. Spence, dentist, o. Pass
christian, will be in his Bay st. Louis
once in the Planchet Building, next
aoor TO the Catholic Church, on Mon
savs. Tuesdays and Thursdays Of each
week, prepared 10 attend to all the ills
that the masticating organs are subject
n. Give him call and be convinced.
There will be preaching tomorrow at
The Babtist Church by the Presbyterian
minister, Rev. w. L. Temple. The
bublic is cordially invited TO attend.
The Echo learns with much gratiiica-
lion of the intention of Mr.. N. B. Hut
Ton to remain in Bay st. Louis and make
,this permanent home, as It will also
njsase the many friends in this city Of
M excellent family. Mr.. Hutton, who
had RECENTLY sold his pretty villa to Law
yer Grifith, purchased this week the
inviting and well appointed home Of
Captain w. @. Mitchell, known as the
.sones' Place., located on Toulme and
Estherbrook streets, for the considera-
tion Of sl50000. Capt. Mitchell will
move into his Front street property,
formerly known as the Reese Place.
Jas. H. Breath, the well-lmown and
highly esteemed proprietor Of the Peo-
ple's Bakery, left during the week with
his family for New Orleans, where they
will reside in future, and are charmingly
domiciled in Tulane ave. Mr.. Breath
sold out his clientele, bakery parapher-
MALTA, wagons, horses, etc., to Messrs.
Julian Perre and Henry Tudury, who
have taken charge Of the business as
successors. The purchase price paid
vas $4,000. The new firm has The
Echo's best wishes for success. Mr..
Breath has several plans for the future,
but none as vet matured; however, it is
very probable he will take position in
some department Of the customnouse,
through the medium of influence Of his
relative, Mr.. H. 8. Saucier, cashier Of
customs. "Jim's" friends wish him
we'll, their only regret found in the all
ioo.true fact of his departure.
The street fair has come and gone,
butt did not conquer. They failed to
bcate the nickels and dimes not for
The lack of the coin, for Bay ST. Louis
has abundant, but the conglomeration of
Ode shows and painted canvas smacked
100 much Of the mountebank.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. o. Mauffray are re-
cdHng the congratulations Of their
many friends on the advent of another
con TO their already happy home, now
blessed with four sunbeams. The arri-
val dates since Monday, and both
mother and child are doing well; also
Asproud young father under the severe
strain Of intense Joy. =
Attorney w. ]. Gex registered at the
Kennedy in Biloxi this week.
Cold weather having relaxed, the raw
oyster supply Is abundant, and both
b'al canneries are working full capacity
and full time. At Clermont City the
ardine packing establishment has been
slipping in large quantities raw oysters
b distant points. The bivalves sent
rom that place have been exceptionally
aBc and fat, but not SO salty as the
Bay st. Louisan palate would require to
y "hckled". The consignments are
heavy and the supply 10 fortunately
'qual to meet the demand.
Mrs. Walter j. Gex and interesting
little daughters have gone to Mobile,
Were they will remain until after the
Csmival, guests Of their relative, Mrs.
WV. Jenks.
Mr. George H. Combel, Of New Or
hnS, paid The Echo call the past
ssek. The editor and publisher, Mr..
saas @. Moreau, being absent, owing
Witness, regrets not having been able
bsee him.
The Merchants Bank, characteristic
WIS wide-awake and progressive man.
Rement, is distributing TO its patrons
mother friends novel piece Of adver-
@ng in the shape of serviceable and
nuaole little article, namely a key
Mg, attached to which is metal tag
afing the inscription: "If lost, return
ne Merchants Bank, Bay st. Louis,
ANS, and receive reward" while on
Y other side ia an Individual number.
ln' number the bank has registered in
pecially kept book for the purpose,
'm the holders name, which furnishes
means Of identifying the owners Of
/ ~iost keys when returned to the bank,
'asie the reward 10 given. In this way
possible robbery is avoided should a
AnOnest party find q business mans
!, ~ upon the streets having the own
! name (instead Of q private number)
: n where either his business or dwell
Z 1ey should be among others. A.
y aathe Merchants Bank will secure
: you one Of these valuable and neces-
r equipments to your pocket. Mr..
NE cashier, is always glad to see
rs AspTy Egert, from Nicholson,
NJ W visitor to Bay st. Louis
VA 10 The Echo completes