The sea coast echo., 1907-05-04
CITY ECHOES.
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ssNotice to Teachers" appears in an
other column of this weeks Echo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. G. Firshing, OF
Baltimore, Nd, are late arrivals and
are welcomed as permanent residents OF
Bay st. Louis.
The Echo is glad to learn of the con-
valescence of its good friend, Mr.. L. Il.
Fairchild, who has been quite i'll at his
winter home in New Orleans.
VIM. E. Saucier, captain of Mr.. New
mans pleasure yacht, the "Sabrina"
came out from New Orleans Wednes-
day to spend the day with relatives.
"Nutriine" the great feed for horses.
Miss Lorena Guerra has returned from
visit to friends in New Orleans, where
on Sunday she was the guest OF her
friend, Miss Elise Muller.
Mr.. A. A. Piccaluga, of New Orleans,
is spending a while in Bay ST. Louis,
recuperating from recent illness, and is
stopping at the home of his sister, Mrs.
Moreau.
The shadows have flown and sunshine
again brightens the Ladner home since
the recovery of little Stella Ladner, the
golden haired and bright-eyed sunbeam
of the household.
Mayor Edwards family moved into
their handsome new home in Washing
ton street during the week. Architect
Sporl and Contractor Gardebled,
through the progressive spirit OF the
owner, have given Bay ST, Louis an
other ornament in improved realty.
"Nutriline" the great cow feed.
Forty percent discount on prevailing
prices, for 60 days, on all work done by
me. The work could not be done bet
ter, even if the price were doubled. j.
o. S. WALLENBERG, matchmaker,
ieweler and optician, Main street.
DR.. F. E. Lamothe, of New Orleans,
and friend, DR.. Eugene Brindjonc, OF
France, are among the Bay ST. Louis
arrivals of the week. DR.. Lamothe' e
family have taken the Ladner cottage
in Carroll avenue for the season, and
the young gentlemen have preceded
them.
The Echo's out-of- town orders fol
printing during the week were from
Hattiesburg, New Orleans, Fenton Car
riere and DeLisle. We can do as well
for you, Mr.. Bay ST. Louis Business
Man! Send us your cash orders FOL
printing. Telephone: No. 3, day ano
night.
The current number of the CONNER
cial Telegraphers' Journal, published a.
Chicago, contains splendid trade car
toon-capital VS.. labor; or, Telegraph
Co. VS.. Operator. The creation ane
drawing is by Mr.. Sam'I j. Gray, son o.
our esteemed and distinguished towns
man, Capt. c. G. Gray.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. H. Moody announce
the engagement of their daughter
Gladys, to Mr.. Schaumberg McGehee
of Bay ST. Louis, the wedding to take
place on Saturday next, the 10th, at ttht
residence of the parents of the bride.
elect. No cards have been issued; only
the immediate relatives of the family
are expected to be present.
Government Inspectors Taylor ant
Brown, stationed at Mobile, were here
Saturday to inspect the new steam tug
boat, "Thistle" belonging to the Ed
wards sawmill. On Tuesday the gentle
men were taken on board J. w. Watts
boat up Jordan river, where they in
Bpected the "Mollie Lee," gasoline boa
belonging to the Jno. Herlihy nava
stores company.
Try "Nutriline" for that poor horse
Prof. T. L. Trawick went over Il
Gulfport this morning where he is in
vited to deliver an address today, as {
representative of the N. O. Boys's Higf
School, before the Mississippi Stat,
Teachers Association. Prof. Trawici
is personally acquainted with nearly
every teacher of prominence in the State
and his presence will be greatly well
coined.
Feed your milk cow s'Nutriline.'
Mr.. J. N. Moore, formerly of Eas'
Oswell, Ohio, and Mrs. Carrie Rubell, o.
Bay st. Louis, were united in marriage
Tuesday night, April 80, 1907, by Rev
O. g.. Halliburton, of the Main Street
Methodist Church, at the parsonage, in
presence of Mr.. and Mrs. Claud Monti,
Miss Virgie Cudeback, and Mr.. Sum-
mers. The bride is popularity known tc
large circle of friends and Mr.. Moore,
until recently, was prominent and in
nuential citizen of Ohio. Mr.. and Mrs.
Moore have gone to housekeeping In
Bay st. Louis aud have the best wishes
Of all who know them.