The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1912-04-20
writtenIfor The Sea Coast Echo.

turned to Mobile after a stay of tw
weeks with the brothers.
| Mrs. r. Fagot, of Cape Gracias, Nj
tcaragua, spent few days last week a
the Bay. Mrs. Fagot came to visit he
four sons at s. s. G.
MIR. e. A. Schayot visit his two sons
Walton and Albert, of S. S. c., las
Sunday. A
Master Fritz Fagot, of class 't2, ac.
companied his mother to New Orleans
last week.
| Miss M. Zimmerman, accompanied
by Miss R. Vita, of New Orleans, Wis.
tied her brother Eugene, last Sunday.
Mr.. Alejangro Stadthagen, of Porto
Rico, is student of ST. Stanislaus col
lege now. 1t is expected that the boys
will make things agreeable for him, but
some seem jealous of their new friends
"Whiskers.''
| { The A. II. C. have finished their work
and are at liberty again. Ash "Whoa,
Bessie," how he liked the task. I un-
derstand he is still on the job. Watch
yourself, old boy; you know your arm
is still supposed to be broken.
S. Delaune appears to be making some
headway in baseball. He was made
a member of the first team and is de-
lighted over his promotion.
I wondered who rescued our friend
"Skinny" Allan from the shower bath
house? 1t seems as though the unfor-
tunate young man slipped and was be-
ing swept into the ravine in the rear OF
the college yard when extricated by one
of his companions.
Mr.. A. Toups, the well known young
man from Bayou Lafourche stumbled on
a match in the yard last week and
sprained his ankle. He is still on the
sick list. but expects to be out in few
days.
Ask our "Irish" friend Fitzpatrick
where Simpson got that bunch of ball
players. The battery for Pass Chris
tian was changed in the seventh to lei
two well known characters perform. Ir
the seventh inning Ichabod Crane as
cended the mound and Rip Van Wrinkle
did the receiving and he did receive, too
Our friend, Mr.. Ashton Moss, ..(poet)
has resumed his studies, after spending
the day at the Pickwick Hotel. Some
class to him, but there was more clas.
to that law book Thursday and Friday
Several parties have been asking
about r. Fortier's Country conduct
They are are trying to find out who il
that he is watching so closely out il
town. Be on your guard, old fellow, o.
you may have the misfortune tina
"Whoa, Bessie!" had.
| j. Leblanc, better known as 'tGravy''
was the victim of a peculiar accident
few days ago. One of the strings of hi
soap box broke and wound around hi
neck, nearly choking him. The timel!
arrival of "Sleepy" Webre saved th'
poor unfortunate.
| For the love of Mike, why cam
"Skinny" Allan keep away from thos,
ant nests? They were making off will
him again yesterday, II it were not fo
the assistance ef "Hands" Wilbert, ht
would have been laid up to furnish foot
| for those little pests.
| Bro. Maearius-"The sinking of tht
Titanic was certainly great loss"
| Mr.. Levet-'T guess that will teacl
all sea-faring men to avoid collision.
with earthquakes in the future.''
| The grammar is good, but the laugh
is on the G. o. P.
| (Guice, Toups and Delaune discoy.
cred in earnest conversation.l Guice-
"I-er-- Toups (interruptingl l-"I
is certainly hard to talk to young lady
when you do not care anything abou
her. ."-Delaune-"Yes; I never could
love girl when I did not like her."
| Since the bazaar last week, Joe Flynr
appears to be tiekled about something
1t seems that Joe was fortunate enough
to win "baby doll" for himself. KeeE
it up, Joseph; you will be a lady's mai
some day.
/ I wonder who that young misopean
was that disturbed the reading o
l"Peter," alias Kleinpeter. The poo
young chap was peacefully readi ng
when same one gave him shower at
with sand and water. o, how mean &
interfere with "Peter's" reading.
Joe Wilbert was in such state of ex
icitement while the blow was going o.
Tuesday night tnat he could not te
the time by his own watch. The youn
man could not even WALK; he had to b
carried to his bed. Poor Joe.
| wonder why Joe FLYNN, ssRed'' Perr
and =. Ahadie put on their clothes las
| TUESDAY night during the storm. If
| am not mistaken, they wanted to go in
to the chapel, but no one would lea
the trio. They asked several to do so.
Welt we'll welll Who ever hear
Of an egg Shell road? Mr.. A. FLYNN
better known as Pat, says that is tn
way they built roads In Pennsylyania
Those people must certainly have q 10
|, of chickens up there. This must b
the case OF "Get the brooml''
Fl Last night, while the lightning wa
going on, Barrett, known as Niger
) said be was afraid the lightning Woul
lset the atmosphere on IRE. just think
"Atmosphere'l For the love Of Gabe
please read your physics, and see wha
the atmosphere is composed of.
A. A. WIEGAND,
s'Glass Ia E