The sea coast echo., 1912-04-27
c. to the BAY MERCANTILE COMPANY
for Batteries and Spark Plugs.


Messrs. A. A. Kergosien and Geo. G.
Firsching were business visitors to Fen
ton yesterday.
WANTED TO BUY-A cow for family
use. Apply to w. ]. Chapman, Bay
st. Louis, Miss.
Mr.. A. Schiro, proprietor of the Bos-
ton Shoe Store, was a visitor to Gulf
port on Wednesday.
Mr.. T. z. Cary returned from Gulf
port this morning where he attended a
social function last evening.
Miss Cecile Baquie, of New Orleans,
has been visiting her aunt, Mrs. H.
Dudley Coleman, at Waveland.
Mrs. G. e. Templet has returned from
o stay of several days with friends in
New Orleans, after her recent illness.
Captain A. D. Henriques, of New Or
leans, has rented "May's Villa, one of
the Carrere properties at Waveland,
for the summer season.
The aggregate of fines assessed
against violators Of the liquor law in
Judge Fulmer's court at Gulfport Wed
nesday amounted to $3.50.
Mr.. r. J. Williams, president OF the
r. J. Williams Lumber Company, has
returned from a business trip to Brook
haven, Miss, and vicinity.
Yesterday. Memorial Day. was OBJ
served in Bay st. Louis to the extent
that the postofice, customhouse and
banks were closed for the day.
Rev. w. B. Jones. presiding elder OF
the Seashore District, will preach to-
morrow at II a. N. and 7,45 p. m. at the
Main Street Methodist Church.
MIR. and Mrs. L. N. Word came out
from New Orleans Sunday on visi ito
their daughter, Mrs. Rene deMontluzin,
and family. Mrs. Word will remain fol
. fortnight.
Mrs. Allen Bordelon and baby Lillian
are here from Marksville, La, for a
stay of several weeks, visiting relatives
and friends. They are guests of Mrs.
L. Spotorno and family.
Mrs. Buuchel and daughter Miss Gu
neo entertained house party from New
Orleans on Sunday. These were: Mr..
and Mrs. M. Sintes, Mrs. o. o. Melan-
CON, Mrs. Pauline Tarut.
The new concrete building for the
Peerless Oyster Company is nearing
completion. Two carloads of machinery
have already arrived and Mr.. Firsching
inferms the Echo that the completion
OF the plant is only matter of short
time.
Mrs. Kate Kingston, well-known resi-
dent of Bay st. Louis vicinity, died at
her country homo Thursday. The fune-
raj took place yesterday afternoon, in
terment Mt Cedar Rest Cemetery, Rev.
DR.. Cottrell, of the Main Street Metho-
dist Church, officiating.
Much interest is centered on the
entertainment which takes place this
evening, benefit Episcopal Church, at
the Power residence. The entertain-
ment will consist OF a musicale and tab
leaux by New Orleans and local talent.
Admission, Is cents; children, 10 cents.
The management Of the Bay Picto-
rum is showing high class of pic
lures, known as the licensed kind, which
Include such makes as the Lubin, Bio
graph, Kalem, Pathe, Essanay, Edison,
vitagraph, and others. This change to
high-class pictures, although the serv-
ice is moro expensive, will be perma-
nent.
The article anens public market in
Bay st. Louis, as proposed before the
Commercial League, published in last
weeks Echo, attrated much attention,
with resultant discussion. Which all
goes to show how widely The Echo is
read and must be regarded. This is
one OF many similar instances coming
10 our notice from week to week. Now,
Mr.. Business Man, are you advertising
in The Echo?
The Board OF Mississippi Oyster Com
missionors have filed two suits in the
circuit court against Biloxi oyster can
nerics for oysters coming from Ala
bama, on which the tax was not coll
lected. One against the Barataria
Company il for 81. Al. and ono against
the Lopez Desporte Company for
$375.4S Ross A. Collins. attorney gem
eral, and D. n. Graham are attorneys
for the plaintiffs. !