The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1902-07-04

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For groceries call on Bell & Co.
For a dandy pair of lace curssus cal
at the Racket Store.
| E. H. Boiling was in Lake Charles Sat.
urday and Sunday.
"Odorless," Leonard" Blue Ridge re-
frigerators at Daniels.
oscar Fulton was attending to business
at the parish seat Thursday.
Ira Longanecker, of Jennings, was a
Welsh business. visitor Saturday.
The largest line of general merchan-
dist to select from at
A. E. BELL & Co.'S.
Mr.. and Mrs Ben Rine, of Lake Charles
were here visiting relatives several days
asst week.
| They are beauties-those rubber tire
buggies-sold only by Davidson-Wesson
Implement Co.
Virgil Holcombe, of Jennings, local man.
ager of the Cumberland Telephone COM
pany, was in this city Sunday visiting
| friends.
P. M. Billion has moved from the prop-
erty recently sold to one of Samuel
| Blacford's houses in the southeastern
portion of town.
A fresh supply of our now famous Beef,
Iron and Wine just received. AS gener-
al tonic. it has no equal Fifty cents per
pint Cooper's Drug Store.
Stamped linen eorticello embroidery.
moss sofa pillow, Gibson pictures, pillow
cords, in all colors at
PAUL w. DANIELS.
G. j. Wildeman returned last Thursday
evening from a two weeks visit with
kindred and friends in Illinois and Iowa.
He reports plenty of rain and fine crops
in those states.
Ward Anderson, who has been attend
ing the law department of the State Uni
versity at Columbia, No. for two wears
past, arrived here last Thursday to spend
the summer with homefolks.
The absence of the usual quota of news
this week is due to the fact that we are
moving into our new quarters and it has
been impossible to devote as much time
to newsgathering as we otherwise would
Samuel Bradford has bought the prop
erty now occupied by P E. D. Under
wood in the north end of town and will
move the house onto one of his vacant
lots in the southwest portion of town as
soon as Mr. Underwood vacates.
Matchmaker and Optician, Welsh, La.
Miss Claudia Gordon. of Beaumont |
Tex, after visit with friends in Welsh |
went to Jennings yesterday and after a |
short stay will go to Meridian. Miss. for
a protracted visit among kindred and |
friends.
DR.. Cooper removed a piece of wood a |
half inch square from the lip of B. L.
Bertrand who accidently fell down a
flight of steps Saturday night. his head |
striking first and a piece of broken splint-
er piercing his lip.
Frank Cotton has bought the house
until recently occupied by L. p. Robinson
and has moved it onto one of his vacant
oCS III Chc SouIu SHu Oh JOWH. ne mouse
has been remodeled and Mr. Cotton ex-
poets to move into it soon.
F. A. Arceneaux, police Juror from this,
The second ward. went to Lake Charles
Monday 70 attend Q session Of the poles
ury for the purpose of renewing the as
easements of the parish. The present ses-
ZION will likely continue two weeks IS
here is a vast amount of business to
The continued dry weather, together
With the salt water, is beginning to be a
cry serious matter with the farmers and
ice growers in general in this section of
he South. Many pumping plants have
eased operation on account of salt water ,
nd if we are not blessed with a good ,
oaking rain within a few days the crop ]
will be cut in half.
The general merchandise store of Paul I
Y. Daniels was entered by burglars Fri |
ay night and some gloves and cheap Jew !
Try are missing An entrance was gain !
d through the front door by breaking
ane of glass sufficiently large to admit