The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-01-11


issue.
Miss Estelle Diamond arrived .asl
week, and is the guest of her sister,
Mrs. W. A. Knapp.
DR.. L. c. Anderson returned this
week from q trip to Clinton and other
points in east Louisiana.
Mr.. Dosite Vincent moved to town
last week, and is now occupying the
Lyons hotel on Ryan street.
Charles I. Beauregard, the advance
representative of Prescott Mclean Co.,
gave the Echo a call last Saturday.
Don't fail to attend the entertain.
ment by the Ladies Aid Society at the
Baptist church next Tuesday night.
Quite large number of the citizens
Of this parish will attend the United
States Court at Opelousas next week.
W. NJ. Loree will go TO Lake Charles
next Monday evening. He will be gone
about six weeks - Tinton. a., Eagle.
Miss Cunningham of Evergreen, Ala,
arrived in our city last week, and is the
guest of her sister. Mrs. {. B. Groom.
V. Panepinto, dealer in fruits and
groceries, on Ryan street, made an as
signment this week in favor of his cred
itors.
Mr.. c. NJ. Richard received the ap-
pointment of Assessor of Caleasieu
parish He has qualified and gone to
work.
W. A. Kirkwood was in town this
week soliciting aid to build a church
house on Barnes creek, and was quite
successful.
On our table this week is a beautiful
illustrated seed catalogue Of Messrs
John Gardiner & Co seedsmen, Phila-
delpbia. Pa.
Be sure to witness the building Of
the missionary Ship" at the Baptist
church next Tuesday night.
Mr.. J. NJ Fraser, Of AbbeViIIe, La.
gave the Echo u call last Friday. He
will open a livery stable soon on Ryan
street, south Of the Baptist church.
We are in receipt of Vol. l, No /, of
the Hammond Leadez, an eight column
folio, edited and published by Adams 4
Perry, at Hammond, La. We wish
them success, and have placed them on
our X-hst.
We received this week, with eompli-
ments of the Donaldsonyille CHIEF, a
pamphlet containing complete de-
scription of the parish of Ascension,
giving its many resources, advantages
and attractions
Sheriff D. J. Reid returned from
Texas last Monday with F. r. Mccain
who is under arrest, charged with en-
bezzling the J. B. Watkins Bank. His
bond has been fixed at $4,000 by the
District Judge, Hon. S. D. Reed.
Mr.. Putnam Of YermiIionviIle, paid
the Echo office a visit last Saturday,
not SO much to see US as to see the
champion sugar cane raised in Louisi-
ana, which was grown on Dry Greek,
in this parish. and which is on exhi,
bition in our Office.
Judge G NJ. GiIchrist, we learn from
the Yinton (Ia.) Eagie, has been APP
pointed District Judge for the 18th
district in Iowa. Our readers will re,
member Judge Gilchrist made two trips
to our town last winter and spring, and
invested quite largely in real estate.
We call special attention in this issue
to the advertisement of BolIich & Bros.
Jennings, Louisiana. These gentle
men are contractors and builders, and
deal in rough and dressed lumber and
sill kinds of builders material. Parties
| desiring to build would do well to con
suit them, before contracting or pur
chasing material.
Mr.. Dosite Vincent, formerly o.
Vincent settlement, has moved to OuI
city with his family, and embarks il
the hotel business. He has charge O.
the Lyons House on Ryan street. Mr.
Vincent is well aud faVorably known
and We predict that be will succeed,
and we take pleasure in recommending
bis house TO the public.
Elsewhere in this issue will be found
some excellent suggestions from Am
/ hroaa A HoU tho ,1FasidaDt OF tho Frs