The sea coast echo., 1914-07-11
Mr.. and Mrs. ], A. osoinach were

Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Osoinach wer
here from Biloxi Sunday on a visit to
the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs John
Osoinach, and to say goodbye on the
eve of their departure for Washington,
D. c., where they will reside in future.
For the past three years Mr.. Oseinach
has been editor of the Biloxi Daily
Herald, which paper he has helped build
up considerably, and resigned to take a
position in the agricultural department
at Washington. He is an unusually
bright young man, Bay St. Louis feels
proud of it's own and he has the best
wishes of the Echo and the community
for the future. Mr.. Osoinach was re-
Gently admitted to the bar and while in
Washington he intends to take up law
as we'll as hold his new position.
Mr.. ]. M. Fillingame, district organ
izer of the Columbian Woodmen,
residing at Ellisville, Miss, was here
Thursday and delivered to Mrs. Mary
Dougherty, widow of John Dougherty,
who died about three weeks ago, check
for S1.S18.30, she being the beneficiary
of policy the deceased had in that
organization. The Columbian Wood
men is separate organization from the
local Woodmen Of the World of which
order the deceased was also member,
and from which his widow will also re-
ceive a 81 900 benefit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Temple Black, of New
Orleans, are here on visit to their
relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. F. Markey,
at the beautiful Markey home on the
beach front. Friends here have been
fortunate to hear Mr.. Blacks splendid
| (tenor) voice, which has been favorably
compared by knowing ones with Jno.
McCormack's of the New York
Metropolitan Opera troupe. 1t is under
stood Mr.. Black will sing in New York
this winter.
Mrs. Blanche Avery Ehrman came out
from New Orleans Wednesday to spend
the day with her aunt, Miss Welch, on
the occasion of the later's birthday.
Miss Welch received many callers during
the day, also letters and received con-
gratulatory messages, a number OF
presents from friends at home and
away. A basket ofAmerican Beauties
among the rememberances received
excites the admiration of all who see
them.
| Lieutenant Bilbo's friends assert
that nothing can stop him now
from going straight to the governors
chair at the next election. He is re-
ceiving kilograms from all over the state
among them one from w. M. Hyde, o1
Poplarville, as follows. 81 heartily
congratulate you in the name of 95 per
cent of Pearl River county's best
citizens. Your innocence never ques-
toned. They have made you our next
governor. Come home, rest, fish, eat
watermelons and enjoy yourself
At regular meeting of the Wave
land Board of School Trustees, held
Monday night, Prof. Martin Hemphill
was reappointed for the 1914-15 term, at
salary of $1,000 per annun. His re-
appointment is deserved. Prof Hemp
hill will shortly leave for Nashville,
Tenn, where he will attend Peabody
Normal.
The Echo has been requested to an
nounce that the ladies of the Episcopal
Guild will give a Rummage Sale on
Friday and Saturday next, July II, 18th,
at the Bay Pictorium Building, opposite
Echo Bldg. Donations will be received
at the Pictorium Bldg. on Thursday by
applying at the Office of The Sea Coast
Echo.
A happy event occurred at Logtown
Thursday when Mr.. Lamar Otis and
Miss Bettye Weston, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. A. S. Weston, were quietly
married. After the ceremony the bridal
couple left on a short trip. The Echo
joins the friends of the contracting par
ties in heartiest congratulations and
best wishes.
Mr.. r. r. Perkins returned home from
Broxton, Ga, Tuesday night, to which
place he had been called a few days
previously by message announcing the
loss of considerable real estate by fire,
consisting OF hotel building and a
block of brick store buildings, partially
covered by insurance.
Rev. DR.. Duffy, pastor OF Christ
Episcopal Church, left Wednesday night
for Bedford Pennsylvania, where he
viii have charge of parish for the next
three months, to be followed next week
by Mrs. Duffy. In October he will re-
sumo the pastorate of the local church.
There will be musicale given at St.
Joseph's academy, Saturday, August
fst, benefit of the debt fund of the church
of Our Lady of the Gulf, under the
direction of Mrs ]. d. Grace. Program
and further announcements will be given
out later.
Mrs. e. =. Gex and interesting little
daughters, Laurin and Norma, have re-
f11ruad from . v;ci + f,f txx,r, uonl~- A., x.l