The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1908-10-17
THE NEWS FROM WAvELAND

STORY OF a hOWdHtiC Marriage
Il Cadet, One of the Oldest citize,
Fl Of Hancock County Found Dead
FIeId-PersonaI and General Note
: Among the recent departures fl
New Orleans were the families /,
Omer Villere and Sidney Poupart.
Eugene ChassanioI was bushes
visitor to New Orleans on Tuesday.
i Harry Bourgeois and Miss Ida Bo
) dages eloped to Bay st. Louis o
Sunday and were married. The brio
is the daughter of John J. Bordage.
Town Marshal and Tax-Collectol
Miss Bordages left home on Sun
day morning accompanied by severa
members of her family to attend mas
at St. Clare's Chapel, but before ser'
| ice was over she left the sacred ed
ifice, and joined her lover who wa
waiting outside in a carriage, ant
proceeded to the Bay where the Ger
| emony was performed by Judge
Breath. Parental objection to tn,
| match is said to be the cause of the
! elopement.
j. l. Moseley, of Gulfport, was 6
business visitor here this~week
Mrs Goldstein, of New Orleans, is
spending several weeks at Bay Home
the guest of Mrs. Charles Platz.
Mrs. A. X. Johnston and Mrs
Ross,of New Orleans, were the guests
of Mrs. Hy Biguenet and family on
Sunday
Jos. R. Bourgeois, of New Orleans
was a recent visitor to his parents
Mr.. and Mrs J. S. Bourgeois on St
Joseph street.
Henry Fox and family entertained
friends from New Orleans on Sun
day.
Atwood H. Biguenet returned from
the Crescent City on Wednesday af
| ter spending a few days with his
aunt, Mrs. A. K. Johnston.
Judge Darius L. Combel is having
his gasoline launch repaired and g
new engine put in by Jas. w. Watts
of Bay st. Louis.
G.. Cadet the father of Oscar and
Victor Cadet was found dead in his
field near Bayou Cadet. He was one
of the oldest residents of this county
and was well-known.
Otto F. Breide, City Treasurer oi
New Orleans, and wife are at Bay
Home.
Ernest A. Carrere and family, o1
New Orleans, spent several days a
Bay Home this week.
Edward Hellwege was a business
visitor to New Orleans on Wednes
day.
William ]. Hellbach spent Tuesday
in New Orleans on business.
Judge Combel spent Sunday at Bay
st. Louis with friends.
Capt. Chas. L. Hopkins, of New Or
leans, was a recent visitor to Fort
Raymond, his summer home.
O. A. Pierce was a recent visitor
to his summer villa here.
Joseph Gardner was among the Wis
itors from New Orleans on Sunday.
New Orleans on Sunday and spent
the day at her home on st. JOSEPH
street.
Miss A. Wood spent Tuesday in tn
| Crescent City with friends.
Jean Barbe returned from New Or
leans on Monday.
Robt. E. Craig and family are
spending the delightful autumn days
| at their cottage, "The Haven"
w. F. Dufou and family returned
to the Crescent City this week where
they will spend the winter.
Hon. James T. Nix was bushes!
visitor to the Crescent City on Mon
day.
Mrs. Wild. Quina and Misses Cecil'
| Armand left recently for Biloxi thei
future home.
| DR.. ]. C. Beard was a recent visi
tor to the Crescent City.
J. Henry Lafaye and family have
returned to New Orleans to spent
| the winter.
John McGraw has returned to tn
Crescent City, after a few days spen
at Twin Oaks.
Jules Mazerat and family have re
turned to New Orleans, after spend
ing several months here.