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bile, Ala, ,on visit to Mr.. jerks mother.
Hon. Emile J. Gex, popular candidate
for Representative, spent yesterday in
New Orleans.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Rea on Sunday
entertained Mrs. M. A. White and Miss
Evelyn Nash.
Miss Hattie Crowell and Miss Eula
Jones have returned from quite visit TO
friends in New Orleans.
Mr.. J. H. Stvevens and family arrived
from Picayune Monday and are domi-
ciled in the Beuchel cottage, Carroll
avenue.
Mr. N. B. Hutton and daughter, Mrs.
Josie Hutton went down to New Orleans
where Mrs. Hutton intends spending a
while on visit to relatives.
Emile Lubeigt, well-known Gulf Coast
Market proprietor, has taken lease on
the Muller bath houses for the season,
and will sub-rent to families.
Every lady is invited, in addition to
the public generally, to hear Governor
Vardaman speak at the courthouse on
Tuesday morning next at II o'clock.
Manger Ansley of the Bay ST. Louis
Skating Rink has new advertisement
In this week. issue of TheEcho announc-
an entertainment of unusual interests at
the rink Wednesday night.
Mr.. d. C. Carey, of Donaldsonville,
spent short while in Bay st. Louis
during the week on visit to his broth
er, Mr.. Ray Carey, who is a valuable
member of The Echo's mechanical force.
DR.. J. A. Evans leaves on Tuesday
next for Enterprise, Miss, where he
attends the Smith-Dees wedding, on
which occasion he will serve in the happy
capacity of "best man." DR.. Evans
office will be closed on Tuesday, We'd
nesday and Thursday and his patients
will govern themselves accordingly.
Mr.. Fernand J. Oehmichen, connect
ed with the Canal-Louisiana Bank C
Trust Company, of New Orleans, was a
Sunday visitor to Bay ST. Louis and
rented for the summer season one of
the beach cottages near ST. Charles
street. Mr.. Oehmichen and family will
be pleasantly remembered as residents
here last season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. E. Surgi, bridal
couple from New Orleans, returned to
their home yesterday, after weeks
stay with their friends at the Moreau
home. Mr.. Surgi is we'll known New
Orleanian, engaged in contracting work
for the Government; and his bride be-
fore her marriage was Miss Isabel MAJ
zei, of the same city.
Mr.. Perry M. Drake has been absent
from his desk at the Mississippi Land
and Abstract Company for the past ten
days, detained at home with a we'll
developed case of measles; however,
under the skilful treatment of DR..
Manar, he is on the high road to recov-
cry, and we hope to soon see him out
again.
Contractor CASTOR G.. Gardebled is
making considerable progress in the
erection of dwelling for Mr. l.. Ray
Bnrns, in Union street opposite Fire
mans Hall. Mr.. Burns, a former resi-
dent of Champaign, ILL.,, is successful
business man of this community and |
has decided to make Bay ST. Louis his
permanent home.
Our successful and enterprising young
merchant friend, Jos. O. Mauffray, is
and contracting for many i'm
of material character on
the interior and exterior of his recently
purchased property in Main street. Mr..
Mauffray is a representative citizen of
Bay ST. Louis, enterprising, progress
1--WE and prosperous, and friend of
every public enterprise.
The masquerade party at the skating
ink last night was one of the most
events of the season, and be-
sides the participants, large represen-
sative audience was present. The prizes
we're awarded to Miss Lorena Guerra
md Mr.. Bartholomew Sportorno. Mr..
was awarded the prize for
he masker whose makeup was the
most comical.
Manager Robert L. Genin, in addition
0 giving the people of Bay st. Louis
md vicinity the best telephone service
o be had, ''gave himself this week
,rand new automobile, "built for two,'
md as he will have nothing but the best,
hose who know say it is equal to four
ICES. The automobile is a sign of
modern progress and we note with in
crest that the number of autos owned
" Bay st. Louis people is being con-
family augmented, even if many peo-
lie do opine like the friend at our elbow
vho says before he'll get one the price
vill have to come at par with the cost of
glass of soda. -