The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-07-06
EAST END ETCBINGS.

Business in aud about the Kay See
freight depot is picking up, and every
thing is hustle and stiI.
The mammoth public school building
presents rather d lonely appearance since
the array Of pretty school misses luyG de
parted for their homes.
There is some talk in this neighborhood
OF the belt line being extended out Eust
Broad to the Hoo Hoo or black cat fair
grounds. 1t is inevitable aud let her 20.
I'D Ryan, the fat eX alderman passes out
through this part Of the city every day
driving his black stallion to red buggy.
There is nothing strange about this how
ever, as lie is overseeing the building Of
the race course.
Frank Dearborn and Press Rud were
visiting to the East End one day last wcel,
the fair grounds bring the objective faint
We don't have bowling dogs nor the
shooting Of pistols after night away out
here, but We do have the colored Band.
aud we suppose from the sound they must
have some new music, at least it is kind
never before heard.
TO give East End readers a slight idea Of
the get up and stir in this end | will tell
you what found our house III the space Of
one hour, five vegetable wagons, three
wagon Loads Of melons, nine dairy carts,
two bread wagons, three men on foot
selling tomatoes, one Wagon load Of chick
ems, one laundry wagon deliYeringclothes,
one fish cart, one small boy on little
pony selling papers, aud the ice wagon.
How is that for busiuessi
No sicknes in this end at present, We
have two physicians, DTs Perkins and
Munday aud when they have 4 call it is
invariably in the West Or North
hope when the ECHo reaches us again
it will tell us who are the new officers,
for if VIC know who the police are we VIII
have to go down to Ryan Street to see,
as it would be yaIity to see one any
where else,
Mr. Harrison, the spicy writer Of the
Patri0i told rs to-day that Oh account Of
protract9d sickness IN his family he was
forced TO serve bis connection with the
paper for which the East End is very
sorry.
A new street has been opened in the
last few days between the property Of
Mr. Kinney and Mr.. Mentor from Pnjo to
Broad making there strejglt shoot from
Pugo TO the depot.
Mr.. J. l.. Loxley, Miss Leopore and
Liddie Came iu last Sunday morning, the
former from Mobile Ala, and the two
ladies from school ip Michigan aud New
York Miss LeopOre has been attending
the University Of Michigan at Am Arber,
and Teddie Rta private school New York,
New York City.
Billy Martin the piney woods farmer
has one Of the hapsOmest residences IN the
city, at the East End of Division Street
wbile Dr.. Munday, Perkins, Kinney Little
aud Clements all have nice homes, come
out and see how 0ur East End people are
fixed. be sure and stop At Mr.. Kidneys
and sample his fine grapes.
There il q big family ip this end of
town of which the head has been sick for
two years and not able to do days work,
besides the wits there II six children, and
our religious people who are supposed to
be endowed with charity should LOOK
after them, as they stand greatly ip need
If help, they live on Pujo street the first
louso West Of NJ Kinney.
Mr. Frank Roberts il VOW Q bachelor |
rs the madam has gone to visit her old |
lome in Canada, however be has con |
iolatiop ~ Herr Ackermau i ip the same
boat AND stays with him nights, Mrs.
AekeTmap beipg IA New Yprk.
EApIAg.