The sea coast echo., 1906-03-31
CITY ECHOES.
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Miss Hattie Watts is visiting friends
at BiIoyi.
DR.. de Montluzin was called to Log
town Tuesday afternoon on a profes-
sionaI mission.
Mrs. Henry r. PiccaIuga ard chill
dren left for their home in Mobile, Ala,
Tuesday night,
Contractor CASTOR G. Gardebled spent
Tuesday in New Orleans in the interest
of several prospective contracts.
A new lot of souvenir post cards, re-
presenting Bay St. Louis views, receiv-
ed at the Bay St. Louis News Stand.
Hon. Walter J. Gex was in New Or
leans Thursday on professional business
before the U, S. District Court.
w. H. Reynolds, representing the
Washington Post, was in Bay St. Louis
during the week in the interest OF that
publication.
J. Mol, a welI-known business man OF
the New Orleans Suburban Market, was
guest of his friend, Sheriff j. E. Sau-
cier, during the week.
Prof; Chasa Lane registered. .at the The
Clifton Hotel "Wednesday morning. He
left Thursday for Handsboro, where he
lectured that evening
Miss Vicky Gex and the Misses Gaze
neuve went down to New Orleans today
to see Lulu CHASER in "DoIy Dollars"
at the Tulane Theatre.
Mr.. Theophile Mauffray, who is en-
gagged in the mercantile business be-
tween Mississippi City and Handsboro,
was here during the week, called on
business matters.
The delinquent poll tax list for Han
cock County by Sheriff Saueier has
been compiled and turned over to The
Echo for publication. It will appear in
next Saturdays issue,
Mrs. @. Spotorno returned tins week
from a most delightful stay Of several
weeks with friends in New Orleans, and
was a member of formal theatre party
to see Nine. Bernhardt.
Manager Robert L. Genin is having |
a new telephone directory printed,
which will be distributed next week.
Several new phone numbers and con-
siderable changes will appear in the
new issue.
The advertisement of Carl Schiller,
jeweler and matchmaker, appears in an
other column of this weeks Echo. Mr..
Schiller is located on the second floor
OF the Echo Building, the first room on
your right as you enter the hallway.
In addition to the sixty locomotives
the Louisville C Nashville Road is
building at its Louisville shops, it is
stated by the Railway Age that orders
have been placed with the Baldwin
Company for thirty more with cylinders
21x28 inches, for summer delivery.
w. w. Carre, president Of the W. w.
Carre Lumber Company, stopped off in
Bay st. Louis Sunday night while re-
turning to New Orleans from Nashville,
Tenn, where he attended the wedding
of brother, and spent Monday here
with the company's local representative,
Capt. G. G. Gray.
A noteworthy Improvement, and one
that attracts attention and admiration,
is the remodeling of the Charles A.
Breath residence, Front street. The
front elevation has been entirely re- +,
built on new architectural lines aud ad-
ditions built which rank the dwelling as
one of the show buildings of the resi-
Dental side of Bay St. Louis ,
In answer to an invitation for plans
for two-story brick building, with
basement for school house purposes,
Mr.. r. S. Duval has filed competitive |
plans WITH the Pass Christian Board of {
Mayor and Aldermen. The town of
Pass Christian recently issued bonds
to the amount of So, 900 for school pur- ;
poses, Sic, 900 or more of which will be
appropriated tc this particular building.
Mr.. Duval's plan is, indeed, handsome
and a marvel of convenience, and there (
seems no reason why his design would :
not be adopted, as it fills the want to a
supreme nicely.