The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-07-14
PERSONAL.

Sam Wolf, Of New Orleans was In the city
this week on business
Geo. Ailooper, Of New Orleans, registered
a. the Lake House this week.
Abe Wolf registered At the Watkins house
Tuesday from New Orleans, la.
M Heidingsfelder registers from Egypt,
Germany, at the Lake house this week
Miss Allie Curiey, Of Weetlaite, was visiting
friends in our city Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. John Callahan, Of Mobile, Ala, is
visiting his uncle, J. 7. Martin, Of our city.
Miss Lille Winterhaler was quite sick on
Tuesday evening, but is much better again.
Mrs. A. x. Campbell, Of Orange, spent last
Tuesday with her daughter, Mrs. r. r. For
ister.
w. g. Camp. Of Louisville. KY, was in the
city Tuesday registered at the Watkins
hotel
A. P. Pgio left for opelousas sunday
morning to attend his interests at the
supreme court,
Thad. Msyo our senior editor and pro-
prietor has been spending several days in the
city Of opelousas, La.
Col. G. H. Moore, Of Galveston, also Of
Lock, Moore q Co., was in the city Monday
and Tuesday of this week.
Mr.. r. ChaVanne attended tho commence
ment exercises Of Louisiana State UniVerslt y
where his brother is attending school,
E.. W. Meyers left for Galveston Tuesday
eve to spend a few days in recreation. We
hope to have bin return soon entirely we'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. ?. MeLaurn have moyed
into their new home, just completed on
Bilbo street, which is one Of the prettiest in
our city.
.. Loeb, Of New Orleans, spent several
days in the city this week on his usual bust
ness round among the sawmills and hard
ware men.
A. Blsnchette, Of Beaumont, was registered
at the Watkins house Tuesday. He was
over doing the town in brick interests for the
Higgins Mfg. Co.
Misses Audler and Nicholson, who have
for some days been visiting Miss Katie
Meyers, left for home Tuesday evening in
Galveston, Texas.
Mrs.. II. B. Milljgan has been quite sick
some days, but we are glad to announce the
fact she Is rapidly improving, and we hope
she will soon be well again.
DR.. and Mrs. D. s. Perkins, Of Sulphur City
were Yisiting our city the early part Of the
week as The welcomed guests of DR.. and Mrs.
A. J. Perkins on Kirby street
Mrs. @, II. Whitewater has been quite III
for several days this week, but we are pleased
to know she is much better, and hope she
may soon DO entirely recovered,
Mrs. Geo. Lock and Mr., Geo. Law left on
the east bound train Monday morning for
New Orleans 10 be present at The Beattie--
Coos weddipg which hsppy event will take
place on the 18th inst.
J. J. Perry representing the tightening
rod king, 8, Z. Moss, of Waco, Texas, has
been successful IN roddlng many Of our best
and newly erected residences. He is a
ligteniDg rod man for all the word Implies.
II you don't think SO try him once.
Miss Nellie Perkins, the bright and
Eivacious daughter Of Mrs. r. A. Perkins Of
Westlake, returned from st. Charles Mo-,
where she has been attending school. Miss
Nellie's many frisnds welcome her back IS
she Is quite an addition to the circles Of both
our city and Westlake.
After several days stay in our city visiting
relatives, Mr.. W. NJ. Richardson and his
:, i,ri5. lft las4 xyaaLy for thar boma