The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-08-11
ECHOES.


Mr.. J. A. Bel, made business trip to the
Crescent City this week.
J. 7. Brooks, of Murray Brooks Hardware
Co., Is in Galveston on business trip.
Mr.. L. Kaufman Is in Chicago, and White
Gayle is holding things In shape as usual
Mr.. II. B. Mflligan and Z b. Miller, Esq,
made business trip to New Orleans, this
week.
Mr.. F. B. Clingo, Of Mobile, is In the city
visiting hls brothers Messrs. Eben, Nat and
John Massey.
p. L. Wells, Esq, accompanied by his sis
ter, Mrs. susie Foster, took in the Jennings
fair this week.
c. Il. Moore. living in Galveston but by
right belonging to CaleasIeu, was In the city
this week visiting friends.
Jas. Ware, Jr., who has been on visit to
friends in AVoyelies, has returned, and is at
his post in the Caleasteu bank.
3. W. Meyer, who has been on an extended
trip through Texas and Mexico, has returned
somewhat improved for his Journey.
Mrs. B. Rosteet and Miss Pearl Williams
have gone to Houston. Mrs. Rosteet accom-
panying Miss Williams to her home.
Mrs. George Lock and her daughter, Miss
Letltla, have returned from Sour Lake, where
they have been staying short time.
Our old time friend VIII Broderlck, who
has been on visit to his mother here, has
returned to his home In Bryan, Texas.
Hon. Ira D. Harper, sheriff of Cameron
parish was on our streets this week looking
the very picture of health and good looks.
Rev. Pendleton, pastor OF the NJ. r. Church
North. Of our city, gave the Echo pleasant
call Wednesday. Sorry we were not in at the
time.
Mrs. Adolph Meyer with her three children
left for Houston last evening. where they
will be the guests of her sister, Mrs. e. L.
Riddiek.
Our friend "Jack" Simpson, of the First
National bank, went to Sour Lake this
month Tor was 1t last month y and did II so
slyly that our ''Dick" didn't catch 1t.
Messrs Louis Hirsch and ] Frank leave
for New York and Chicago on Sunday; both
say on business, but we suspect little pleas,
\ IRE win get tangled up 10 it somewhere.
Mr., Chas. s. Ramsay has returned from his
summer outing to Michigan, Canada, New
York, aud goodness only knows how many
other places, looking as healthy and hand
some as ever.
We thank Messrs. B. X. stoddard, Sam
Kinder, II. F. MeLauhn, Henry sumrall, D.
NJ. Foster, Miss Mollie Hebert, Mrs, Ellen
Costello, and Paul Moss, for new subscEip-
tiops this week.
We regret to say that our friend George
LANCE viii leave Lake Charles about septem
Der LIST, for New Orleans, to enter into bust
ness on his own accent. May every good
luck attend him.
+. Il. Dees, EGG is again on our streets,
fresh from Chicago, but looking quiet and
pleasant as ever. The judge says II is great
show and cost about 3 thousand dollars
(eost the judge you understand).
The many friends of Mr.. Ed. N. Foster
who is well and fsvorabIy known in our city,
will be sorry to learn that be left last Monday
for Wyoming, where he will probably settle
permanently. Our best wishes go with you,
Ed.
Mr.. W. A. Ktrkwood and lady have returned
from q two weeks visit to Scranton, Miss,
where they were the guests Of Mr.. Kirk
woods mother. Billy smiles every time he
speaks Of his trip and we are inclined to
think there is something behind 1t.
Our old and warm friends, Judge s. D,
Read and Hon. Geo. II, Wells, made US q
pleasant cali this week. After due delibera,
ton over the Judges question, 'H we knew
as much about running paper, now that we
haye tried 1t, as We did before starting iD,'
we must say that some Of the copceit is being
taken out of us.