The sea coast echo., 1910-06-18
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Biograph at Pictorium tonight.

Biograph at Pictorium tonight.
ALL articles sold at c. o. Johnson's
JeweIry Store will be engraved FREE
while you wait.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Richardson are
entertaining from New Orleans their
friends, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Finley.
$50 votes on the Banner Piano will be
given by the Sea Coast Echo for every
years subscription-old or new.
Hon. Emile J. Gex is spending the
latter part of the week at Nicholson
and vicinity on professional business.
Dr.A. Kergosein, prominent and sue
cessful young physician Of Fenton, was
a visitor TO Bay st. Louis yesterday
Mr.. John Osoinach visited relatives
and friends at GuIfport Thursday af-
ternoon, and in which city he is we'll
known.
The piano contest is now on. Call on
The Echo for further and full instruc-
tons. We have special instructions for
contestants.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Mallard during the
week entertained from Biloxi Mrs.
MalIard's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. A.
Rousseau.
DR.. and Mrs. j. A. Evans were visit
ors to New Orleans on Tuesday to at
tend the graduation of the doctors Sis
ter from high school.
Don't forget the beautiful BIOGRAPH
Picture at the Bay Pictorium Theatre
and two other reels. Admission 3 cents
We show no repeaters.
Mr.. "Bob'' Klock went down to New
Orleans Wednesday morning to attend
the wedding of his brother, which happy
event took place that afternoon.
Mr.. A. J. Osoinach, of the N. O.
picavune. visited his parents and friends
in this city Tuesday evening, returning
to his desk the following morning.
Jean Iarroux has purchased the dairy
farm Of S. S. Benigno in Felicity street,
and the latter has entered the retail
fruit business on Front near Main streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Spiro and family
arrived from New Orleans Thursday
morning and are domiciled at their sum
mer cottage on the beach front for the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. L. Michel and charm
inc Young daughter have arrived from
New Orleans for the season and are
domicjled at their summer villa on the
beach front.
There is nothing better, nothing purer
than Taconi's Homemade Fig Pre-
serves and Jams. For sale by L. N. e.
Spotorno, w. L. Bourgeois and Herlihy
Haas.
Young Byron Burns, who has been
seriously i'll the past several weeks, at
ter a session of hard work at school, IS
recovering and will soon be convales-
cent. This will be good news to ms
many young friends.
Miss Eugenia Moran recently had the
misfortune to step on a protruding nall'
which went almost through the loot
She has entirely recovered from the ac-
cident and is out again ningling with
friends.
Taconi's Home-Made Fig Preserves
and James, purer than required by the
pure food law. For sale by W. l..
Bourgeois, L. n. G. Spotorno and Her
lihy &c Haas.
Hon. A. G. Osoinach, editor Gulfport
Daily Record, spent few hours IN TINS
city Tuesday afternoon, guest OF his
brother, Mr.. John Osoinach, and family
The Record is one Of the most widely
read dailies in the State OF Mississippi
and MIR. Osoinach's editorial page Is
quoted from by other editors more than
any other paper in the State. From a
few hundred copies two or three mon'hs
ago the circulation has now grown into
the thousands,