The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1907-10-12

derson, of Victoria, Texas, At Saint Clare,
Chapel Building Public School House o.
| Waveland Terrace Nearing Completioa -Othes
Items Of PERSONAL and General Interest.
Special correspondence Sea Coast Echo.
Master Edwin Vautier, of New Or
leans, is spending some time here, the
guest of his relatives Mr.. Eug. Chas-
saniot and family.
Mr.. Clifford Beard spent several days
In New Orleans last week.
Mr.. Dan Chadwick has returned after
stay OF several weeks in New Orleans.
Master r. J. Blguenet has returned
from trip to New Orleans.
Mr.. Eugene Perrone and interesting
family left Sunday evening for Gulfport
where they will spend a while.
The Rosenstream family have returned
to New Orleans after delightful sum-
mer spent at "Dreamland."
DIR. Lewis is spending a while with
his family at "Fairlawn Villa"
Mr.. Marion was business visitor to
New Orleans during the week.
Mr.. Willie Roth was here from Gulf
port on Sunday visiting relatives.
Mr.. j. E. Merilh and family returned
to their home in New Orleans last week.
Masters B. and J. Dart make daiiy
trips to New Orleans where they attend
school.
Mr.. John Gardner is spending some
time with his family at their home near
Waveland Avenue.
Mr.. Geo. Carver has returned from
New Orleans.
Rev. Father w. G. Henderson, of
Victoria, Tex, is here on visit to his
sisters and brothers. Father Hender-
son officiates at Mass at St, Clare's
Chapel, where his sermons and instruc-
tons are listened to with great interest
and attention by the Pensioners.
Mr.. H. P. Dart spent several days in
New Orleans this week on professional
business.
Capt. Chas. A. Thiel visited New Or,
leans on Monday and Tuesday.
Mr.. John Morere, of New Orleans.
was over Wednesday, when he secured
the services of builder who will soon
begin the erection of cottage on his
NV - "esfOiohN
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Bobet are spend
ing while at their villa here.
Jules Favre ST., has large force of
men at work on building in "Wayeland
Terrace" which he will rent to the
Trustees of the Waveland School, for
school purposes.
Mrs. Robt. Turcotte is very ill at her
home here Waveland station. Her
friends trust that she will soon be on the
road to recovery.
Mr.. Jean Balbe went to New Orleans
on Monday in the interest of his real
estate business.
Mr.. J. Hy. Lafaye has returned to
New Orleans after sojourn of several
weeks with his family at soak RIDGE"
DR.. and Mrs. G.. G. Smith have re-
turned after stay of several days III
New Orleans.
Mr.. Paul Gelpi spent several days this
week at the Gelpi farm.
Mr.. G. C. Fell and sisters, Misses
Rosalie and Annie Fell, came over last
week for brief stay at the Fell Villa.
Miss Arthemise Manning has returned
to New Orleans to resume her studies at
the dominican Convent.
Mr.. M. Fritz Michel is spending some
time here wieh relatives.
Mr.. Fell Green of Lake Shore was a
visitor on Wednesday.
Nh. Jos. Zimmerman who has been
working in New Orleans for sometime
mas given up his job and returned home
on Saturday.
A.
Mr.. j; E. Manning spent Thursday in
New Orleans,
Mr.. Jake Hellbach is spending some
time with his brother Ernest, on jeff
Davis Avenue.
Mr.. l. Isaacs is enjoying a visit at his
summer residence on jeff Dayis Avenue.
Mrs. L. A. Combel returned from
orief stay IN New Orleans on Sunday.
Miss Juanita Comhel returned home
from visit to her uncle and other rela-
tiyes in Biloxi.
Messrs. Walter, Ben and Colon Tur-
cote were called home on Saturday
from Biloxi on account of the illness Of
their mother.
The Sunday excursion brought large
crowd to "Waveland Terrace
Mr. VIM. Lorenzen and family will
leave shortly for their home in New
Orleans.
Messrs. Ben Luxieh of Dillville, and
Raymond Ladner of Bayou LaCroix,
spent Saturday here with relatives.
Mr.. j. D. Blakemore came over from
the city last week and spent few days
with his family.
Mr.. r. II. Chaffee took a business
tdip to New Orleans on Saturday.
Master ]. G.. Larrien of st. Stanislaus
College spent Sunday with relatives
here.
Mr.. Nicholson and wife spent several
days in New Orleans this week.
Rallroad avenue, extending from
Nicholson avenue to the sand pit is badly
in need of repairs, some parts being
almost impossible.
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