The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1912-08-03
LOCALS
NEWS Hz6]

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here of several weeks.
Miss Edna May Lichtenstein, of Ney
Orleans, is the accomplished guest ot
her brother and sister law, Mr.. ant
Mrs. l. NJ. Lichtenstein.
Miss Matte Word, who has been Wis.
iting her sister, Mrs. r. de Montluzin
the past month or more, has gone tc
Mobile, Ala, on visit to relatives fol
the balance of the season.
Miss Ida Plunkett, who has been Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. E. J. Gex, left fol
her home in Jackson Tuesday morning.
She was accompanied as far as New
Orleans by Mrs. Gex and Baby Laurin,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. Osoinach leave to-
morrow night for visit to Galveston
Texas, where they will spend part of
the month of August. May their stay
be a source of much pleasure.
Mr.. Frank j. Lister, of the depart
ment OF immigration, @. C S. I. R. r.
Co., at Gulfport, is spending his vaca-
ton with his mother in Bay St. Louis.
Frank always finds warm wei leone to
his home town.
There was another of those delight
full dances at the Gardebled Gardens
on Thursday night. The attendanc e
was large, the music OF better order,
and the dancers enjoyed the evening
until a late hour.
Mr.. A. j. Osoinach, editor of the
Biloxi Daily Herald, was home Sunday
on visit to his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Osoinach, before leaving on his
vacation, which he is spending at the
lake resorts in Michigan with friends.
Another society event took place
last evening, when a number of the
local beaux gave dance at Woodmen
Hall in compliment to the resident
and visiting young ladies, and the ma
irons as we'll who grace the summer
season with their presence.
Mr.. Percy Levy has returned from
his trip to Alexandria, La, which he
enjoyed to the fullest extent. During
his stay there were many social events,
principally including dances and out
ings, and there was formal dinner at
the famous Hotel Bentley.
Miss Margery Lister left during the
early part of the week for South Bend,
Ind, where she will visit until such
time as she enters college, after spend
ing the past few months with her
grandmother, Mrs. Lister, in Union
street.
An important (regular) meeting of
the Board of Mayor and Aldermen will
take place this afternoon. The sessions
will continue from day to day until the
entire assessment roll for 1912 shall
have been revised. Now is the time to
see about assessments; not at tax-pay-
ing time, but now.
FOR SALE-I offer for sale at once
large lot of house, garden and yard
furnishing goods, including some of
fee furniture at lowest prices, in order
that may close out and leave the city
| within the next two weeks. Telephone
or call. Mrs. P. C. Duble, Bay ST.
| Louie, Miss.
Master Delmas Ladner, connected
with the local telephone company the
past two years, has resigned his posi-
tion to take one with the Western Union
Company, serving in the capacity OF
messenger, intending to work his way
up, and, possibly, become president OF
the company some day. He is succeed
ed by Willie Green.
Hon. A. A. Kergosien has received a
new iron fence for his premises in Car
roll avenue, which addition completes
the big Improvements carried on th ere
for the past few months. Mr.. Kergo-
sien is agent for the Stewart Iron Work 5
Company, of Cincinnati, Ohio, and this
is sample of their product cheaper
than wood. See advertisement in an
other column.
Miss Bessie Smith, who has been the
lovely young guest of her cousin, Miss
Mary M. Mcdonald, returned to her
home at Holly Springs, Miss, on Tues
day, to the regret of a large circle OF
newly made young friends. Miss Mary
will join her cousin next month at
Holly Springs, where she will attend
school at one OF the prominent and sue
cessful educational institutions of the
State.
One of the pleasurable events of the
gay summer season was the picnic
given on Sunday last at the country
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A.
Breath, on the banks OF the Jordan
river. With Mr.. and Mrs. Breath as
host and hostess, assisted by the daugh-
ters of the house, the Misses Board
man, the guests could not out enjoy
the day under the cordial influences Of
true hospitality, and under roof where
reigns in every nook home-like and
ever inviting atmosphere. Dancing
on the broad front porch of the bunga
low was the order OF the day, while
lothers spent the day in picnic pastimes
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