The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1907-10-05
wAyELAND ECHOES.

Mr.. Thos. J. Hickman and family, of
New Orleans, who have been summering
at their farm near Waveland, returned
to Che city recently.
Mrs. John Zimmerman and children
of Gulfport, were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Sebastian Guardia last week.
Mr.. VIM. Freeman who is a large
holder of real estate in New Orleans and
the different coast town, is over to spend
some time in making improvements on
his property, purchased recently from
Mr.. Riggs. Mr.. Freeman has view
of making other investments here.
The old Won Droskowsky home, near
Pearlington road, has undergone con-
siderable since its purchase by DR.. Paul
Gelpi. The house has been Thoroughly
remodeled, new barn erected, fine
supply of artesian water which flows
into nearby branch affording spIen-
did watering place for cattle roaming
in the woods during the hot summer
days. Young Mr.. Gelpi spent several
weeks experimenting the work on the
place.
Mr.. E. L. Silva's family were among
the departures for the city on Sundays
coast train.
Mr.. John Zimmerman came over from
Gulfport in his newly built cat boat on
Saturday and spent several days fishing.
While here he was the guest of Mr.. Sc
bastian Guardia and family.
Mrs. William Won Droskowsky is
having a fine residence built near her
former home. Mr.. John Fricke is the
builder.
Mrs. J.. J. Williams, after short stay
here returned nome accompanied by her
son.
Mrs. E. b. Halght returned home
Wednesday morning after stay of sew
eral days in New Orleans.
Mr.. Bridal returned to his home in
New Orleans after several weeks yaca-
tion at the Williams residence.
Jules Favre, Jr., one of our local con-
tractors, left here with a force of men
for New Orleans where he has building
in the conrse of construction for one of
our summer residents.
Each week brings numerous purchas-
ers of lots in "Waveland Terrace" 1t
will be only question of time, when
there will be handsome homes built on
that lovely garden spot.
Mrs. Ducros, former resident of
Bay ST. Louis, where her husband was
engaged in the mercantile business, is
spending some time here the guest of
Miss Corinne Taney at 'tThe Cedars''
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Platz, who have
been travelling during the summer
through New York, Canada and other
Northern resorts, have returned and are
spending awhile at EBAY Home" with
Mr.. Plaz's mother.
Miss Cora Bremen an attractive young
lady is guest at EBAY Home"
Mr.. Constant Platz comes over eyery
Saturday evening remaining over Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. James T. Nix and son
DIR. Jas. Z. Nix, Jr., and left for New
Orleans after season spent at "Sans
Souci'' Villa.
Mr.. Ernest Hellbach is the first to
erect building in "Waveland Terrace"
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Mollere of Gulf
port came over Saturday to visit their
son, John, who is ill at the residence of
his grand mother Mrs. Chadwick.
Mr.. J. E. Manning was a business
visitor to New Orleans during the week.
Mr.. Tony Perronne has returned after
a week 8 stay in New Orleans, the guest
of friends.
Mr.. Jules Favre, Sr., has the contract
for rebuilding the Catholic church near
Bayou LaCroix.
Master Ross Biguenet left for Ocean
Springs where he har taken a position
with the L. & N. Railroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Beard are spend
ing some time here at "Shelton Villa"
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Thomas and little
son, OF New Orleans, spent Sunday with