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A. L. STOKOE.
R. J. Williams Lumber Co.,
Bay St. Louis, Miss.,
Manufacturers of and dealers in all kinds of ROUGH and DRESSED_______
Lumber.
We make a specialty local orders and guarantee PROMPT DELIVERIES. We also sell BRICK and SHINGLES.
Our prices are right.
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ECHO BUILDING.
Entered at the Hay St. Louis post-office as second class matter.
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SUBSCRIPTION, $1.50 PER YEAR, STRICTLY IN ADVANCE.
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Jefferson Smelker, brother-in-law of Mayor G. G. Gardebled, and a cabinetmaker and builder by trade, dropped dead this afternoon from heart failure*
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the week the Rosary will be recited, followed by a sermon and benediction of the Most Blessed Sacrament. There is also a question box which is well patronized, the Rev. Father answering the questions as he reads them.
Mrs. Amelia Bourgeois went to New Orleans Friday evening in response to a message announcing the death of her brother, Mr. Geo. Heilman.
Tuesday being Washington?s Birthday the children of the Waveland Public School were given a holiday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ladner returned from a several days visit to New Orleans.
Messrs. Combel & Perronne have opened a meat market on- Bourgeois street, near Herlihy & Haas? store.
Polite Ilerlihy spont the week-end with his family at Bayou Talla.
Daniel Chevally spent Tuesday here with his family.
Street Commissioner Bordages has a force of men and carts at work on the front street.
Miss Alice O?Donnell camp over on Sunday after a three week?s stay in the Crescent City as the guest of friends.
Ross Biguenet was here Sunday on a visit to his parents.
George Kerner was a Sunday visitor to Waveland as the guest of Miss Sadie Laizer.
Miss Myrtle Wood is spending the week here with her mother.
Edwin Laizer was a business visitor to Gulfport on Tuesday.
Bernard Shields and family came over recently and are installed in their home, and will remain here for the rest of the winter.
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