The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1909-07-03
THE NEWS FROM
WAVE[AND TOWN. +.
Mr.. and Mrh Rhodes returned to
Alabama after a visit here.

Mr.. and Mrh. Rhodes returned to
Alabama after visit here.
Mr.. Hopkins, connected with the
West Virginia Land Co., left on Tues.
day evening for Washington d. c.
Mr.. Albright returned to New Or
leans on Tuesday
There is neat cottage in course
of erection in the Terrace, near
Davis avenue, which is the first
building in that end of the Terrace.
and 1t is expected that others will
soon follow.
Chas. Beck, Sr., returned to New
Orleans Monday after a weeks stay
az Bay Home where his family are
spending the summer. He was ac-
companied by Mrs. Beck who re-
turned Tuesday afternoon.
The sisters O! Holy Cross arrived
during the week at Holy Cross Villa
to spend tle Summer.
Miss Annie H. Validie is spending
while here the guest of her rel
atiVes, tEY Misses Henderson, at
Oak I!oIm.
Miss Bruins is the guest of Miss
Elsie Beck
Miss Virginia Bourgeois left on
Monday in company with Misses Ger
trude ana Irene CaZeneuve for Brook
haven, where they will attend the
teachers normal, now being held at
Whitwo-th College. They will be
absent about two weeks.
Among the several real estate
transfers made last week was that
being sold to d. Chevally, secretary
of the Third District Homestead and
Building and Loan Association, of
New Orleans.
The Terrace building was bought
by O'Donnell Bros, of New Orleans.
The Carroll residence was sold to
Mr.. Woods, of Houma, La.
R. H. Dilly was a business visitor
to New Orleans on Monday.
Mr.. Morere and daughter, Bertha,
are entertaining relatives from the
Crescent City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herlihy came over
from New Orleans on Monday and
are the guests of| Z. n. Haas and
family.
A little son of Mr.. Kline. of New
Orleans, who is visiting friends near
Bayou Galere, was badly bitten by
snake Oh the hand.
Mr.. Lane, of New Orleans, was
visitor on Sunday. He is having
summer home built at Williams
Villa, near Waveland Depot.
Mrs. A. II. Johnson is i'll at the
residence of Mrs. H. H. Biguenet.
DEPUTY Sheriff Albert Jenssss spent
Sunday at Biloxi, where he attended
a m eeting of the Knights OF Column
bus, of which he is amember.
Mrs. l.. A Brauner is spending the
summer at Finks cottage.
w. p. Gibson went over to New
Orleans on Sunday.
Miss Isabelle Russell returned home
after visit to the Crescent CITY.
Chris Lansin and family are loact-
ed here for the summer.
Pitcher Lafene, of the Parker-Biake
baseball Team, is here recuperatlnS
from injuries received some tlnle
since while playing ball in New Or
leans. He is located at his grand
fathers, John Rienthall on ST. JOS
eph street.
John Collins has rented one OF the
Rourgeois cottages on St. Joseph
street for the season.
Harry Bardy and family from Kiln,
p. O., are pleasantly located IN the
Saucier cottage on Nicholson avenue.
Mr.. Bardys boyhood days were spent
in Waveland.
Mr.. Reuss and family arrived oa'-
urday and are located at their villa
which was recently purchased from
the heirs of the late j. G. Spor.
x,me of the students OF Holy
Cross College. of New Orleans, ac-
companied by the faculty, arrived on
Thursday morning to spehu the
mainder of the season at Holy GROSS
Villa.
Omer Villere and family are among
tha arrivals for the summer season.
Mrs. John Mire and daughter, MISS
Mire are the guests OF Mrs. ochaeIlel
and family.
Mr.. D. Chevally and family, OF
New Orleans. arrived on Wednesday
evening and are located in their sum-
mer home near Coleman avenue.
Hon. Olus Bourgeois was Dusl-
ness visitor to the Crescent City on
Thursday.
Mrs. Casey and family are over
to spend the summer at their cot
tage on Sears avenue.
Mrs. Geo. w. Kelly and her
children, Clare and Francis are spend
ing the week at her summer home.
Mrs. Bruins is the guest of Mrs.
Casey.
Friends of Miss Clotilde Favre will
learn with regret of her illness.
Mrs Alexis returned to New Or
letns Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Patterson, of New
Orleans, are located at Pine Grove
cottage for the summer.
Mrs. Samuel Won Drozkowsky is
entertaining guests at the Jackson
House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bonabel are located
at Jackson House for the season.
Messrs Gus Rosenstretter and ].
Petrole were among the Wednesday
visitors.
A difficulty arose between Geo.
Graber, the merchant of Gainesville,
road and Emanuel Smith, the colored
blacksmith, located near the rail-
road, over the non-paymnt of
debt, which resulted in Mr.. Graber
pulling a gun on Smith. He was ar
rested and tried before the Mayor;