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One buggy, with top, in good condi-
ton, for sale. Apply this Office.
DR.. J. @. Landrum has returned from
Logtown, where he spent the greater part
of the week on professional business.
j. c. Lallande, of Louisiana, has
leased the Kergosien cottage in Second
street for period of twelve months.
Mrs. Felix Ehrman. of New Orleans,
is spending while with Bay St. Louis
friends, guest of her aunt, Miss WEIGH.
Miss Clara Alexander, impersonator,
assisted by local talent, will appear at
Woodmen Hall next Wednesday even
ing, benefit Christ Episcopal church.
Mr., and Mrs. l. NJ. Lichtenstein, of
New Orleans, spent Wednesday at their
home for this summer, Nicholson ave-
nue. and Front street. They intend to
take possession about June 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Foster DeBuys and lit
tie daughter reached here from New
Orleans Thursday morning and are 10
Gated for the summer at their villa on
the beach front.
Messrs. JOS. O. Mauffray and P. j,
McGinn, delegates from the Pere Le-
due Council, attended the annual con-
vention OF the State Knights of Co.
lumbus, at Biloxi, during the early part
of the week.
Prof. C. l.. Founders, principal of the
Bayou Chicot High School, over in
Louisiana, was visitor to Bay st.
Louis on Sunday for the day. His first
visit to the Mississippi Sea Coast, he
was particularly impressed with beauti-
full Bay ST. Louis.
At regular meeting of Pere Leduc
Conncil, Knights of Columbus, held on
Sunday night, Raphael S. Blaize was
elected financial secretary and John J.
B. Bordages, of Lakeshore, treasurer. A
smoker followed the business session,
during which time c.. A. Frickie de-
Iyered a most entertaining address.
Prof. T. L. Trawick and family will
leave shortly for the Tennessee noun
tains, where they will spend the sum-
mer. Prof. Trawick authorizes The
Echo to state that, contrary to persist
ent rumors, he is not and will not be an
applicant for the position of principal
OF the Bay ST. Louis public schools.
MIR. John Osoinach returned home
Thursday evening from Vicksburg,
where he represented the local lodge,
knights of Pythias. in annual state
convention, and was delighted with his
trip to the Hill City, where the people
received the delegates with unbounded
hospitality. The lodges will meet at
Meridian next year.
Rev. T. B. Cottrell, pastor of the
Main Street Methodist church, left this
morning for Brookhaven, where he will
attend the commencement exercises OF
Whitworth Female College, his daugh-
ter, Miss Maggie, a member of the grad
uating class. DIR. Cottrell's pulpit will
be filled tomorrowas per notice publish
ed elsewhere in these columns.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Webb left for
New Orleans on Wednesday morning
on their way to Natchez, to attend the
annual convention of the United Com
mercial Travellers of Louisiana and
Mr.. Webb is one OF the
best-known commercial travellers and,
no doubt, one OF the most popular dele
gates in attendance upon the conVen-
ton.
Miss Long, deaconess for the Wesley |
House, at Biloxi, and Miss Stubb, OF the
department; Miss john
son. district secretary for the Home Mis-
sion Society, of Gulfport, and Mrs. G. G.
Gibson, of Columbia, were among the
ladies in attendance upon the Sea Shore
conference held here this week. Miss
Johnson delivered an address during |
the session.
From to-day's Picayune: "Mr. Louis
H, Fairchild left Thursday for Good
win, Miss, where he went to join Mrs.
Fairchild and their little daughter,
Christine, who have been visiting rela-
lives there for the past ten days, and all |
will return together the early part of |
next week, and little later on they |
will leave for their summer home at |
Miss, to spend several
Mr.. Geo. r. Rea, cashier of the Mer- |
chants Bank, leaves tomorrow for
visit to his parents at Wesson, visit
to the colleges at Jackson in offic ial ca
pacity as a fraternity man, and from |
the capital city he will go to West
Point, where he will attend the State
Bankers Convention. The Hancock
County Bank will be represented by |
Mr.. Eugene H. Roberts, president.
Mrs. Andrezine Favre, wife OF Aris-
tide Favre, survived by husband, son
and FIVE daughters, died at the family
home Tuesday, after brief illness, and
was buried on Wednesday, Rev. Father
Thuot officiating. The surviving daugh-
ters are Mrs. M. Combel, Mrs. E. Thorn,
Mrs. A. Strong, Mrs. James Fl. Breath,
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