The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1902-11-07

Mrs. n. =. Craig anu uduShUSA' 4
Miss Clara, of Jennings, spent Satur-
day here the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul w. Daniels.
Mr.. LaSalle, of Lake Charles, ar
rived here this week to accept posi-
ton in the grocery department OF Il. "A.
Bell & Co.'S store.
Mrs. r. S. Greer and little son,
Robert, left here Wednesday for
Opelika, Ala, where they will VISIT
relatives for two weeks.
G. A. Bailey was in Vinton, this
parish, Monday, looking over the
field with view of starting news
paper in that thriving town.
c.. J. Wildman, of the real estate |
firm of Rowson & Co., returned Sun
day from Texas, where he went to
look after business for the firm.
Jas. Click and family and Miss
Mabel Faris, of Roanoke, left here
Wednesday evening for trip through
Colorado. They will be away about
ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Austin, OF
Iowa, who have been visiting the fam
ily of their son, Postmaster Austin,
went to Jennings Wednesday to spend
few days.
G. d. Ryther, the contractor, COM
menced work on the new business
building of w. 7. McAtfrey on the
north side of Railroad avenue, the
L first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Morse, of Jen-
u nings, spent a few days here last and
this week with Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor
d Mr.. Morse is manager of the Jennings
Rice Milling Co., Ltd.
II C. c. Drake, of Mortified, Mass.
has been the pleasant guest OF Mr.
6 and Mrs. Paul w. Daniels severa
days this week. Mr.. Drake is
cousin of Mrs. Daniels.
w. L. Smith, of Guffey, Texas, pass
ed through our city this morning e
SIS route for the Welsh oil field, where b
will assist in putting down another O
mt well-Lake Charts Press.
C. w. Kimball sold to F. j. Yves
tor Tuesday, an undivided one-fifth int
". est in 40 acres of land, lying abol
p miles from the Welsh oil we'll
7hU Consideration 300 per acre.
Mr.. and Mrs. John, Musch, moth
% and father of Mrs G. w. Cosner, a
'n' companied by their grand-daughte
at Miss Lourena Fox, of Cass Count
Ill, arrived here Wednesday TO Wis
MIR. and Mrs. Cosner.
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on James Bowen, driller for the De
YER Beaumont Oil Co., bought t'
lots in the Jarrett subdivision tt
week from Dwigans & Carr and W
Immediately commence the erection
left a COSY fiye-rOOm cottage.
l9lV Virgil L. Holcomb, who has recen
returned from visit to his old no
was in Tennessee, was the guest OF With
ests Schild. manager of the Cumberla
Telephone Co., several days this we
ron Mrs. c.. c.. Cary and two childr
o. of Kansas City, Mo-, arrived b
owls Sunday night to visit her parents,
nes- and Mrs. c.. A. Austin. They W
from here to Jennings, where t
will permanently reside, MIR. Z
inS having preceded them.
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The Knott Brothers have sold T.
interest in the store of Knott Bros
acL- Co.. to c.. Benoit, who is now the
l""S proprietor Messrs. Knott went
Texas the latter part Of last week
sort a prospecting trip and will in all
s. 1iL,ood locate in tn at state.
1t to S. E. Lewis, one of the good citl
re- of this parish, called at this {
Wednesday, evening and had his
,,,o,,+ scription marked up two years.
.ia Lewis has bought a tract of land ]
Louise, Texas, and lie and his ia
left for that place Thursday morn
Will
sting Mrs. Singleton and daughter,
B. f. Melton, of Portland, Ie
-, spent a few days visiting relatives
SliN friends in Lake Charles the first
o9' week. Mrs. Melton, who has
Y for visiting her mother for the past
take weeks. returned to her Texas
cy. Wednesday.
willie. Ed Lyons, recently of Crowley,
,enino leased the building adjoining
oF4ica and has ODeI