The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1909-03-13

A young girl named Mary Cospo-
Itch was seen acting queerly in the
vicinity of Coleman avenue on wed
nesday afternoon and was taken into
custody by Policeman Dan Chadwick,
who placed her in the town jail, for
safe keeping until the next day, when
she was brought before Mayor Bour-
geois, who sent her to the county
Jail, pending an investigation as TO
her sanity.
Born: To Mr.. and Mrs. George
Jones on Friday, March D, l9o9, a
daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Ferrandon and
little daughter, Florence, were vlsl-
tors here during the week.
E. Haas, of Bayou Talla, spent
Tuesday here.
John G. Larrieu, accompanied by
his uncle, A Licalzi, of New Orleans,
spent Sunday at Spor's Villa.
Leonard Nicholson was business
visitor to the Crescent City on Tues
day.
Messrs. A. J. Mcleod. P. Herlihy
and Elijah Haas were business Vlsl-
tors here on Wednesday.
w. A. Martin, and family are spend
ing a few weeks in New Orleans.
d. G.. Younger, Sr., entertained a
party of friends from the Crescent
City on Sunday at his home near
Arlington.
Judge Thos. F. Maher spent Sun
dav here with several friends from
New Orleans.
DR.. Gelpi was a recent visitor from
the Crescent City.
Paul Conrad, of New Orleans, was
recent visitor to Seaside No. 2.
Joseph r. Bourgeois, of New Or
leans, was a visitor on Sunday.
Misses Carrie Nicaise and Emily
Ladner have returned from a fort
nights stay in New Orleans, the
guests of friends.
Richard Attaway IS visiting friends
in Crescent City.
William J. Hellbach was business
visitor to the Crescent City on
Wednesday.
Mrs. P. Hellwege visited friends
in the Crescent City on Tuesday.
Mrs. A. K Johnston accompanied
by Mrs. Ross, of New Orleans visit
ed Henry H. Biguenet and family on
Sunday.
Capt. Chas L. Hopkins is spend
ing a while at Fort Raymond.
Leonce LIE Blanc has returned to
his home in Paincourtville after a
weeks stay at his summer home.
Edward Lafaye returned to New
Orleans on Sunday after spending a
few days at Oak Ridge.
Edward J. Bobet and wife, accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Alcus
spent a week here at the former S
summer home.
Mr. Albright, representing the
West Virginia Land CO., expects to
Terrace.
Bernard c. Shields and wife, of
New Orleans, were at their summer
home for a few days this week.
Albert J. Carver, sheriff Of Han
cock county, expects to build shortly
on his lots in Waveland Terrace.
The Schneider and Haller families
of New Orleans, spent last week at
Artesian Villa.
John Russell, of New Orleans, is
spending awhile here with his father,
c. Russell on st. Joseph street.
Mrs W. Ludlow and children have
taken possession of their new home
recently purchased from Mr.. Hoff-
mann. on Davis avenue.
Edward Peerlee, of New Orleans,
has purchased the Wheiheimer prop
erty near Nicholson avenue.
Mrs Eddie Hellwege and children
are the guests of Mr.. P Hellwege at
Oak Den.
Drs. Joseph T. Scott and Hope
Lamb, with the formers son, Jos.
T. Jr., spent the week end in Wave
land.
A. B. Blakemore spent Sunday
here making arrangements prepara-
.ory to his departure for Point Cou-
pee, La, his future home.
Friends of Hon. Frank ]. Ladner
sympathize in the death of his moth
er, Mrs Francois Ladner.
Gus. Rosenstretter was a visitor
from New Orleans on Sunday.
Mr.. Warren, of the firm of Warren
and Dilly, accompanied by his bride,
arrived Thursday evening from New
Orleans and are pleasantly located
at the Jackson Villa, opposite Wave
land depot.
! Capt. w. A. Dill was a visitor to
this town on "Wednesday
Chas Koerber has returned to the
Crescent City after spending several
. weeks here