The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1908-04-04
WAVELAND ECHOES

/ Cyril Bourgeois was christened on Sun
j day. The name given to the baby was
Alma. The sponsors were Miss Siconia
Favre and Alphonse Bourgeois.
The postofice has been removed to
the corner of Bourgeois street and Col
man avenue, nearly opposite its former
location.
| r. L. Webb is spending few weeks
in the Crescent City.
w. j. Hellbach visited New Orleans
On Wednesday.
! Widow Lena A. Combel left for New
Orleans Thursday where she will remain
for several days.
| Edward Hellwege and wife were visi-
tors to New Orleans this week.
Joseph r. Bourgeois spent Sunday
here with his relatives.
Robt. H. Chaffe returned on Wednes-
day after several days. stay in the Cres-
cent City.
Hon. Jno T. Nix and son, DR.. Jay T.
Nix, were among the visitors to New
| Orleans on Tuesday.
Charles Fink and wife spent several
days with relatives at Algiers this week.
Sidney Carrie spent Sunday at Gulf
port.
L. P. Dufour was visitor to New Or
leans on Friday.
Mrs. o. Bishop, OF Alabama is on a
visit to her mother, Mrs. w. A. Dill on
Nicholson Avenue.
Mrs. E. L. Silva was business visi-
tor to the Crescent City on Monday.
John Fricke visited New Orleans on
Wednesday in the interest of his sawmill.
Misses Annie and Mamie Allen visited
their relatives on Sunday.
Major and Mrs. Armand Roman spent
Friday at "Shady Side, (which adjourns
ebay Home," and that which they re-
Gently purchased fIom Mrs. H. Dudley
Coleman The house will be thoroughly
renovrted for the summer season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emma Carrere and son,
Sidney, and several friends spent Sun
day at "Istrouma."
DR.. ]. G. Beard and sons spent few
days at "Sheldon Villa" last week.
Tony Perronne is visiting friends in
| Nau OrIaonc thio uaal>
| The bridge over Bayou Choetaw
Branch on Nicholson avenue which has
seen many years of service has been torn
down and replaced by sewer pipes and
earth. The work was done by the
county convicts under the supervision
of County Guard G. A. Bourgeois.
Miss Gertrude Cazeneuve, the popu-
lar assistant teacher of Waveland School
has organized Sewing Circle.
R. E. Craig and fs~ ,ilv accomnanied
by several frie- ds returned to the Cres-
eo"' ~ on Monday after spending the
week at the "Haven."
|
ing while at their summer home on
the beach.
Mrs. A. B. Blakemore visited the
Crescent City during the week.
Robert G. Hubbard spent several days
here this week with his family.
| j. Henry LafaYe, accompanied by his
sons, Jake and Edward came over Satur-
day and returned to New Orleans on
Monday morning.
Pierre Montagnet visited New Orleans
on Tuesday and Thursday.
Joseph Reider and family are spend
lug a while at their home on Jeff Davis
avenue.
Earl Mandelle, of New Orleans, spent
Sunday here with friends.
Willie Ruhr, Jr., returned to Rigolets
on Monday after spending few days
here.
Jean Barbe was business visitor to
New Orleans on Tuesday.
4 LII. LOuio OClp dild WIiC FloItCu iS1e1
| tives in New Orlens this week.
Jules Mazerat spent several days II
New Orleans this week.
Col. Edwin Shelby was bushes:
visitor to New Orleans on Wednesday
| Miss Caro- Chaffee and party Q.
friends have returned to the Crescen
City after few days. visit to the Misses
Shelby.
Miss Vertiiee Stanton returned to th'
Crescent City after spending weel
with L. P Dufour and family.
Mrs. B. j. Dassinger and family, o
Algiers, are spending some time at thei
summer home on Front street.
| Mr.. Sherrouse, manager of the Roya
line Oil Co.. of New Orleans, was il
our midst this week.
/ Steve J. De Blanc, representing Jas
J. Reiss & Co., wholesale confectioner
and manufacturers, was here Thursda,,
In the interest of his firm.
| DR.. S. F. Lewis entertained relative
on Sunday.