The sea coast echo., 1913-01-25
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without extra charge - Aliens Drug
Store.
"King of Spots" is the best cleaner
for gloves, clothes, etc., on earth. 25c.
Guaranteed by and for sale at Aliens
Drug Store. Phone: 80.
Hon. Walter j. Gex, attorney for the
town of Waveland, was in New Orleans
on Tuesday to meet with the Waveland
Board of Bond Commissioners.
The Maccabee ball takes place tonight
at Firemen's Hall. This will be the
first masquerade ball of the Mardi
Gras season, and large attendance
seems certain.
Mr.. ]. G.. Richards has returned from
a two-weeks' visit to his former home,
Laurel, where he visited relatives, and
is again at his post of duty at the Power
Drug Company's store.
Mrs. E. j. Gex is entertaining from
Jackson, Miss, her mother, Mrs. Plum
kett, and sister, Miss Ida Plunkett, who
will remain here while. Mrs. Gex met
them en- route at New Orleans Monday.
Mrs. J. P. Drake, of Vicksburg, Miss,
is visiting at the home of her son, Mr..
E. Stelle Drake, in Ulman avenue. Mrs.
Drake was former resident of Bay ST.
Louis and has many friends to welcome
her return.
Material is on the ground for the new
school house building in Ward 4, and
Contractor Gardebled anticipates start
ing work next week, weather permitting
John Henry is the architect and super
vising architect as well.
Leslie's Weekly says it is no more
the "Sunny South, but the Golden
South, which, no doubt, is proven by
its own subscription list. The South
has been lucrative field for LesIie's,
Golfers and other like periodicals pub
lished North.
"Bud" Blaize, second son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Manly Blaize, sustained broken
arm Sunday afternoon while playing
with number of young companions
in the rear of the Fahey dwelling. DR..
Ballard was summoned, who set the
broken member, and the patient is now
doing well.
Born-On Tuesday, January 81, 1918,
to Mrs. James S. Blaize, son. Both
mother and child are doing we'll. This
interesting event has it's pathetic side
as we'll as the pleasure it brings to the
hearts of the relatives, since its birth
dates exactly six months from the time
of the fathers death.
Services held Monday night at the
Episcopal Church by the Rt. Rev
Bishop Bratton were largely attended
exceeding the church's seating capac-
ity. The sacrament of confirmation
WAS administered to Misses Frances Lii
hus, Hilary Dabney and Alice Chap
man. Bishop Bratton's sermon was
we'll received.
Miss Johnnie Evans was hostess on
Tuesday evening to the Five Hundred
Club, composed of the younger set, at
the residence of her brother, DR.. J. A.
Evans, in Carroll avenue. The even
ing's entertainment was most delight
full one. The fair young hostess was
assisted in receiving by her sister-in-law,
Mrs. Evans.
Joseph Scafde, father of A. Scafde,
local merchant, died at his home in the
Gainesville road, intersection of Balm
tine street, Sunday morning, survived
by his wife and grown children. He was
native of Sicily and was SO years OF
age. The funeral, which took place on
Monday morning was largely attended
and the deceased generally mourned;
interment, st. Mary's Cemetery.
Mr.. w. w. Wallace, of Pearlington,
promoter for the Brown Railway Mail
Device Co., Of this county, is spending
part of the week here. Gov. Brewer
this week granted the company their
charter, the fee of which to be paid the
State was S250.00. The inventor of the
Brown Mail Catcher is r. w. Brown,
well-known business man of Logtown.
The company proposes to manufacture
and sell their product extensively.
Bishop Bratton, of the Episcopal
church of Mississippi, was entertained
at dinner on Monday by Rev. DR.. Duffy,
at the Rectory. DR.. Duffy's guests
were Messrs. H. S. Lehus, w. J. Chap
man, John Osoinach, w. w. Jenks,
Geo. R. Rea, w. w. Stockstill, Rev. T.
B. Cottrell. Later in the afternoon
Mrs. Duffy entertained informally at
dinner ladies of the church guild, and a
most pleasant time was had.
DIR. A. Bornio, of New Orleans. on
Tuesday purchased from Nine. G. Gar
debled the premises located corner Main
and Toulme streets for cash consider
alton of $1,000. The deed calls for the
dwelling facing Main street and the
building occupied as drug store, all
land excepting 30-foot strip facing
Toulme street, where Mr.. Edward G,
Gardebled intends building a store
house for his drug business. DR.. Bor-
nio made the purchase as an investment
and will rent both places.
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