The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-03-01

J. The name Of Bryan, Louisiana, pC
: office has been changed to West La
4 Mr.. A. Hinkle, ofSelma, Iowa, visi
ll Lake Charles last week. He was plea
with the country.
Mr.. H. G. Drew's mill is closed do
or few days for repairs. He is putt
a new edging ssw.
Mr. g. NJ. GJssett left a sample
on ore at our Office, taken from t
bed of Barnes creek.
Mr.. ]. H. Poe is adding more to Il
already handsome appearance OF
residence on Ryan street.
If you want choice lot in the Pea
addition to Lake Charles you shout
make the selection at once.
D. T. Miller has rented out his proy
erty on Washington avenue and move
up in town for a short while.
Rev. G. B. Rogers has moved from
the Ohlsen house to the W. P. Thoma
residence, east of the Baptist church.
Prof. Knapp is having quite a mum
Der of houses built in the eastern part
of town which he is selling on terms.
Prof Knapp is having quite a neat
cottage built near Mr.. J. V. Moss. We
were informed he had sold it to a col
ored man.
Sugar cane grows fire on Barnes
creek, but there is no market for it.
The neighbors ought to combine and
pat in mill.
A bridge has just been finished
across Barnes creek near the residence
of Mr.. GOssett, which opens up q
direct line from Lake Charles to Lees,
vile.
The Echo returns thanks to Secretary
J. G. Bachelor, n. D., for a copy of the
copy Of the Committee on Foreign Cor.
respOndenee; also, for the address Of
the Grand Master.
Mr.. Dave Miller Of Washington
avenue made business trip to Jen-
nings last Monday, with the view OF
moving there, but returned determined
to stay IN Lake Charles.
Mrs. HOward's new residence is about
completed and is now receiving the
second coat Of paint. When finished
this will be one of the most beautiful
and attractive residences in town.
Profanity in all its variations seems
to be professional with some Of our
street loafers, Is there no way to
reach such fellows and put q stop to
such language on our street corners.
The people Of Grand Lake, Cameron
parish, have weekly mail from Lake
Charles to their place, They should
subscribe for the Echo and show their
Of a mail line to their
Mr.. c. B. Groom, our popular fancy
grocery dealer, goes to New Orleans
the I'd inst, to purchase his
spring stock. His customers know that
be will have nice things for them when
hls stock gets in.
The Lake Charles Homestead and
Loan Association will hold their annual
9Aegbi9p On Rdele44 8ltb - So --ot;eo %
same in another column. Every stock
holder should be present to cast his
ballot for directors
Mr.. VIM. Courtney, our oldest dairy
man, Las purchased more land Of Mrs.
Peak, joining bis place, just across the
coulee, which puts his place in much
better shape and gives him more room
for his f@yorite crop, potatoes.
l.. Kaufman and family will visit New
Orleans on the I'd inst. OF course his
family will take in the fire parade,
Mardi Gras, ETC., while he will take in
q choice selection of general merchan-
disc for his many customers here.
Mr.. II. J. Ortmeyer and family left
Wednesday night for Evansville, Ind,
accompanied by Miss sallie Granada,
Mrs Ortmeyer's sister. They will stop
Id New Orleans few days, where Mr..
0rtmeyer will represent the American
Legion Of Honor.
Capt. Louis Daubertine's house On
the corner Of Ryan and Clarence strSSssy
is taking on quite q different appear
anoe. Messrs. Buel, and Moreau are
giving it o thorough oyerhapling, and
when finished will be an ornament to
the tod brickyard corner"
D. O. Taylor has sold QUITO q gentle
man from Switzerland, and will soon
return to Texas, While Mr.. Taylor
still occupies the house, our Switzer-
land neighbor is driving the spade with
a vim, preparing and identifying bis
new home with shrubbery, vegetables,
&c.
Mr.. Mitchell has made noticeable
in the general appear