The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-09-02
ECHOES.

ECHOES.
DIR. A N. Pierce, homeopathic.
Miss Clara Davis is visiting friends in
Orange and Vinton this week.
Hon. A. J. Perkins, has returned
from New York. much improved in
health and spirits.
Ryan & Dearborn are having large
shed 1880 feet put up on the north
side of their livery stable.
Rev. J. w. Everett returned home
Wednesday of last week, after and ex.
tended absence from our city.
We have had more or less rain every
day this week. Just enough to lay the
dust and cool the atmosphere.
Services will be held in the Episcopal
Church on Sunday morning at II
O'Clock. Rev. Mr.. About will ofieiate.
The Lake City Driving Park com
mittee are trying TO negotiate for suit.
able site for their race track and park.
Tomorrow, at7 o'clock p. M, the
Gsllaher Memorial Guild will hold its
meeting, and every member is requested
to be present.
Miss Cora Loeb. one of Morgan City'a
charming bellies, is here visiting friends
and relatives. She is the guest of Mist
Fannie Reinauer.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Epis
eopal church will meet tomorrow, Sat
urday, at s o'clock p. m. A full attend
anee is requested.
A pleasant shower which lasted jus
long enough to partially settle the dus
and cool the atmosphere visited u
yesterday afternoon.
The assessment roll for 1892 was com
pleted by Assessor G. NJ. Richard las
week, and was filed by him in the clerk
Office on the 18th ult.
Misc Maggie Smart, of LeesviIle, La
and Miss Bette Smith, Of Many, La.
are visiting Lake Charles. and are th,
guests of Mr.. Il: G. ellis family.
We understand that the Lake Charlie
foundry has all the work it can do am
IN order to keep up with it, they wer
compelled to work at night last week.
Misses Stella and Nettie Morton lei
last Wednesday for Michigan, to th
regret of their many friends here
They will reside in that state in tn
future.
Notwithstanding the fact that th
Sunday Law is thought to be rigidly en-
forced, We understand that several drum
ken men were to be seen upon gu
streets last Sunday.
The telephone company has all il
wires up and is now in good WorkiD
order. A number of our business me
have bad phones placed in their Office
and places of business.
The FIRE bells rang out an alarm G
fire last Sunday, but it only proved t
be q kitchen hue ablaze. which was pr
out before the fire companies had fairl
got out of their houses.
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The building for the steam laundry
beginning to assume shape and will 800
be completed, aud by that time tb
steam fixtures will be on hand ready I
be placed 10 position at once.
The oyster season has opened an
although it is little early in the seaso
these bivalyes are in good eating Col
dition, but are not near so delicious {
they will be in o month or two fro
now.
1 Mr.. David Reims, the popular me'
market man, on Ryan street. has ha
placed in bis market house one Of IL
most handsome aud convenient refrl
orators for keeping fresh meat that q
have ever seen.
Scbwab is no longer ''in it," He b.
left our beautiful city and gone
Texas. Good bye, Schw2b, your al
sence will be wonderfully felt by Il
good people Of Lake Charles and "
will ever be remembered as one Of ]
"Inyisbile" citizens.