Alphabet File page 97
Mr. Paul Conrad has secured the services of Mr. R. Attaway for the building of a breakwater. (Waveland) (SCE 3/11/1893)
Morris, Mr. Jno. A., of lottery fame, was the guest of Capt. Paul Conrad on Sunday. (SCE 03/18/1893)
deMorel, Mr. Chas., of N. O., has purchased from Mr. Paul Conrad the lot separating the Seaside and Martinez properties in Waveland. It is understood that a pretty summer home will be erected thereon. (SCE 03/18/1893)
Conrad, Mr. Paul, and sons, with a number of friends, gave an enjoyable picnic Sunday. (SCE 04/22/1893)
Conrad, Capt. Paul, last Sunday at his beautiful home, celebrated the thirty-second anniversary of the Chasseursa-Pied in haute style by a banquet fit for the gods. The hospitality of Capt. Conrad was fully displayed on this occasion.
Thirty-two years ago a hundred, brave and youthful spirits went forth eager to do battle for their State. Now only about a dozen sobered and aging veterans remain, and but seven of these could be mustered for the annual reunion and banquet. These were Comrades Joseph Demoruelle, A.P. MacDonald, Paul Conrad, L.L. Davis, M.T. Ducros, and J.W. Fairfax, of New Orleans and John L. Rapier, of Mobile, the latter host of the occasion. As the special guest of Comrade Rapier was that battered old soldier, Capt. Valentine S. Goodin, of the Crescent Blues (which command, with the Chasseurs and Catahoula Guerrillas constituted the famous St. Paul's Battalion); also Messrs. E.L. Pinac and Paul Conrad, Jr. (SCE, 4-29-1893)
Mr. Paul Conrad, See mention in article "Waveland - The Lovely Village On The Mississippi Sound"
Conrad, Mr. Paul, that liberal and enterprising gentleman, is acting mayor for Waveland. THE ECHO rises to suggest Mr. Conrad to the good people of Waveland as their next mayor. (SCE 7/8/1893)
Conrad, Mr. Paul, and Messrs. Wm. Blake and Peter Helwege entertained numerous guests Tuesday, the Fourth, in Waveland. (SCE 7/8/1893)
Conrad, Capt. Paul, whose election to the mayorship of Waveland seems very probable, as he is the universal favorite. (SCE 7/15/1893)
Conrad, Mr. Paul, was elected Mayor of Waveland last Saturday without opposition. Mr. Conrad succeeds the late Mayor Alfred A. Ulman, and we feel confident in saying he will continue the good work inaugurated by Mr. Ulman.
In selecting Mr. Conrad to the mayorship of their pretty and progressive town the good people of Waveland have demonstrated their ability to appreciate a good man when they see one. Mayor Conrad is a live, progressive and influential man and will give universal satisfaction. THE ECHO extends congratulations to "his honor". (SCE 7/29/1893)
Roche, Hon Felix P., was a guest of Hon. Paul Conrad last
Sunday. (SCE 8/12/1893)
Dauterive, Mrs., and daughter, Miss Constance, from Loreauville, La., are guests of Mayor Conrad in Waveland. (SCE 8/12/1893)
Conrad, Hon Mayor Paul, will hold court at the City Hall, Saturday, for the purpose of trying the parties who failed to comply with the law regarding the carrying of lights on their vehicles. (SCE 09/16/1893)
Conrad, Hon. Paul and family, after spending the summer at their lovely "Mistletoe" villa, returned to New Orleans Wednesday evening. (SCE 9/30/1893)
Conrad, Hon. Mayor Paul (Waveland) fined the parties not having lights on their carriages one dollar and costs. (SCE 9/30/1893)
The Echo joins the people in congratulating the board of Mayor and Aldermen, of Waveland, in appointing as alderman Dr. W. E. Walker to fill the vacancy made by the Hon. Paul Conrad. In selecting Dr. Walker to fill this position of honor it is plainly evidenced that the right progressive and liberal man for the office was found. (SCE 9/30/1893)
Conrad, Paul, Jr. - Mentioned (ATG p6)
Hinsdale, Mr. N.C., of Indianapolis, Indiana, has rented for the winter one of Mr. Conrad's "Sea Side Cottages". (SCE 11-4-1893)
Conrad, Hon. Paul, Mayor, held court at the town hall in Waveland last week. (SCE 11-4-1893)
Considine, Mrs., and lovely daughter left Sunday evening for New Orleans to spend a few months with relatives. (SCE, 11-18-1893)
Conway, Mr. Thos. J., our friend across the way, we notice is kept constantly busy in his boot, shoe, and harness repair shop. This gives evidence of his fine workmanship and the satisfaction he gives to all. Send him your work. (SCE 9/17/1892)
Conway, Thomas J.- O'Brien, E. E. - The second primary, held today to secure a nominee for the office respectively of mayor and treasurer, passed off quietly, with the following results: For Mayor, E.E. O'Brien 114 - R. W. Toulme 64. O'Brien's majority 50. For Treasurer, Thos. J. Conway 96 - James H. Breath 85. Conway's majority, 11. (From a newspaper article, no name, no date. VF O'Brien)
Cook, Mr. - The following named young folks composed a crab party last night: Misses Julia Moore, Sara and Belle Logan, Sadie Richardson, Anna O'Brien, L. Aldege, H. and L. Vienne, Misses Wogan, Duggan, Hamel, Fouenter, Messrs. Cook, T. McCaleb, L. and T. Lanaux and others. (SCE 8/6/1892)
The Cook family returned on Sunday from their visit to New
York City. (SCE/10/22/1892)
Mrs. Cook and Mrs. Sydney Cook, were among the visitors to our town on Tuesday. (SCE 11/5/1892)
Cook, Mrs., and family arrived from Cincinnati, Ohio, on Wednesday. These excellent people have come to spend the winter, and are domiciled in the cottage owned by the Misses Wagner. (416 South Beach Blvd, CHG) (SCE 11/19/1892)
The families of Messrs. Cook and Lloyd Posey, are among the latest departures to New Orleans for the winter. (SCE 10/28/1893)
Cook, Mr. A. G., representing the New Orleans Times-Democrat, gave this office a pleasant call Wednesday. (SCE, 12-31-
1892)
Cook, Eurette G.- Library benefit - The mite meeting held on Saturday evening at the attractive residence of Mr. A. F. Cameron, for the benefit of the Bay St. Louis library was a success. The house was beautifully decorated for the occasion, and Miss Pearl Cameron skillfully performed on the piano, and Miss Wagner sang in her usual charming style. Miss Eurette G. Cook of Cincinnati, Ohio, rendered several fine selections on the piano. (SCE 12/10/1892)
Cook, Mr. Frederick and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cook are here from New Orleans for the summer. (SCE 6-17-1893)
Cook, Fred, returned from New York this week to spend the golden part of the year in BSL (SCE 09/16/1893)
Cook, Mrs. F., and daughter, Mrs. Lloyd Posey, spent All
Saint's Day at the Bay. (SCE, 11-4-1893)
Cook, Lester Mrs., 311 Ulman Ave. (Ph 48) 310 Ulman (Ph 4950, 55)
Cook, Marie Leonie Aldrige Cook. (Wk A pg 275,276) Wife of Walter H. Cook. May 15, 1894.
Cook, Ruth, 292 Sears Av., Waveland (Ph 48 thru 50, 55)
Cook, Walter - The marriage of Mr. Walter Cook to Miss Leonie Aldege has been announced to take place in New Orleans. Both parties are summer residents here and have the best wishes of the community. (SCE 11/19/1892)
Cook, Mr. and Mrs. Walter, of New Orleans, are spending their "Honeymoon" at the Cook summer villa. (SCE, 1-281893)
Aldege, Mr. Jules, and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cook, of New Orleans, spent Sunday at the Bay. (SCE 02/25/1893)
Cook, Mr. Frederick and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Walter