The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-09-06
RCHOFS

ECHOES.
Miss Adele Diamond. returned to
her home in Clinton, La. , last Thurs.
day.
Mr.. VIM. Cary, of Jennings, La, was
in our city this week, and favored us
with call.
Mr.. E. D. Miller is having a new
fence built around his premises on
Kirby street.
MIR. AIhert's new house is fast devel-
oping, under the saw and hammer. into
tWo-story edifce.
The scafbold on which Demareste and
Miller were executed, has at last been
removed from public view.
Our young friend Stanton Richard
accompanied Absie Mitchell to the
Central University, of Kentucky.
We learn that the proceedings of the
late Baptist convention held In this city
will soon be issued from the press.
Two hundred and sixty-one votes
were cast at Jennings, Price receiving
majority of rs over his competitor.
Alexander Dupuy has presented his
diploma and been recognized as an at |
torney at the bar of CaIcasieu parish.
We we're pleased to receive a call
from MIR. Gary Of the Jennings Reporter,
and Mr.. Morse, also Of Jennings, last
week.
Judge DebailIon and Mr.. Burgess,
attorneys of Lafayette parish, arc in at
tendance on our district court, now in
session.
Mrs. V. A. LeCaud, Of Waco, Texas,
after a stay of several weeks in our city,
returned TO her home last Tuesday
morning.
Mr.. G. W. Heard, of Dry Creek. |
called on the Echo this week. He re-
ports his section as being in a flourish
ing condition.
The bakery corner Kirby and Cole
streets has been leased by Messrs. May
q Stephens, bakers, and is undergoing |
thorough repairs.
A young man Of steady habits desir-
ing situation as clerk, or any other
legitimate employment, can be seen by
calling at this Office.
Absie, son of Col. A. r. Mitchell,
left Thursday morning for Richmond.
Ky, where be will spend another SEES
sion in the Central University.
Dodgers announce a "Mumm Soeia-
bic" ct the Rink tonight cThursday)
uOder auspieies of the Young Workers
Of the Methodist church. Admission
free.
II you want to work on the K. wv.
& g.. read the notice Of Kennedy &
Stone. They want fifty men to hurry
the grading and get ready for track
laying.
The first bale of new cotton raised in
parish, this year, was brought
10 Lake Charles by James Edwards of
Dry Greek, on Sept. I'd, weighing 555
pounds, and sold at II cents per pound.
Rev. G. b. Rogers and family return.
Cd last FriGay from Spgartown at which
place he and Rey. ". NJ. Thompson
bad been holding q protEaeted meeting.
There were twenty-five aeeesaons by
baptism.
Since writing the article which ap-
peared in the Last issue of the Echo
the opening Of Glendale
Institute by Miss u. r. Usher, she has
accepted . position in Acadia College,
Crowley, LIE.
Toledano A. Wallior, who has been
N this city for some three weeks, taking
orders for silyerware, wishes to esll your
attention to the fact that he will be here
long enough to take another order, and
wishes all TO get ready and give him an
order.
Mr.. +. j. Mpdgett, eldest son of our
Mr.. l. N, Midget, who is
q medical college in New
York city is now lying very low from
the effects Of . severe spell Of typhoid
fever. II is our sincere hope that he
will be speedily restored to health.
The Lake Charles Institute, under
tbs management Of Prof. o. s. Dolby,
late of Mt. Lebanon University, viii
be opened next Monday 9th inst. This
viii be . splendid opportunity for par
ents to give their children 40 ed1ca-
tiop Read bis advertisement il this
issue.
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The school Of the German Lutheran
congregation viii open on the tenth Of
At the new building which
they have erected for that purpose be-
side their church. Al who wish their
children to take 9 thorough course ip
Germap, besides the English. are here
With offered ap excellent opportunity.
Tha Rsnnblioans hald ! meeting ct