The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1902-08-15

For dandy pair of lace curtains
call at the Racket Store.
H. E. Heald trans acted business in
Crowley Wednesday afternoon.
J. C. Gray, Ged Moore and Claude
Mayo, of Lake Charles, were in Welsh
Wednesday.
Just received a carload of Milburn
Wagons at the Calcasieu Implement
COmpany's.
f. L. Lewis returned Wednesday
morning from business trip among
the lumber mills of Lake Charles.
Mrs. F. G. Van Epps, of Westlake,
was here Wednesday visiting friends
and attending to business matters.
The Champion is considered one of
the best binders made. Robinson &
Day, Welsh, La, are the agents.
Ice cream, cake and lemonade by
the ladies of the Catholic church in
Martins hall next Friday evening.
We have in full line of Rubbers
and Overshoes. Prices are right.
PAUL w. DANIELS.
Miss May Cessford, of Lake
Charles, spent Sunday here the guest
of her sister, Mrs. Mark L. Prentice.
Ice cream social, given by the Ia
| dies of the Catholic church in Mar
tins hall, Friday evening, August %.
Miss Joe Willie Walker, of Austin,
Texas, arrived here Saturday on a
protracted visit to her father, J. T..
Walker.
E. f. Rowson, G. j. Huskey and S.
j. Johnson were among the Jennings
ties who were over Tuesday to witness
the wild gusher.
Don't forget that Robinson & Day
are agents for the celebrated Cham
pion Rice Binder. Call at their ware
| house and see it.
Jesse Buckingham, Myrt Morrell
and George Bowers went to Mermen-
tau Tuesday morning and there took
in the boat excursion to the gulf.
Those desiring their chairs robot
toned with cane should call on G.. W.
Ingle, as he does all work satisfac-
torily and at reasonable prices.
Boys, bring out your girls to the
social to be given in Martins hall by
the ladies of the Catholic church Fri
| day evening, August %. Ice cream
cake and lemonade will be served.
To close out at once few tons of
bran we still have on hand. we will
sell it at 800 per ton or soc sack.
Come at once, it will soon be gone.
CALCASIEU MILL.
j. w. Armstrong, who has beer
laid up with an attack of typhoid few.
er for the past two months, has abOu
recovered and in company with his
wife is spending the week visiting rel
atlveS at Roanoke.
Hon. H. G. Wheeler. former gov
ernor of Iowa, but now Beaumon
oil magnate, while on his wa!
east for business trip, saw the OF
well gushing and stopped Off here tt
Investigate the Welsh oil field.
No good Buggies SO cheap no
no cheap Buggies SO good as thos'
sold by the
CALCASEEU IMPLEMENT co
Lake Charles American:-Th VIII
went to see the gusher at Welsh Tues
day were: D. r. Swift, Francis Cha
banne, D. NJ. Foster, ST., Chas Win
terhalter, Chas. NJ. Dobson, JOIN
Prentiss, Alton Foster, Thad Mayo
j. f. Barrett, Ben Foster, Prof. Bass
Chas. Rauch, w. A. Steidley and L
f. Barrett.
If you are going to buy WACO
don't fail to see the Balm or Weber
: Both for sale at Davidson w esso
Implement COmpany's.
Prof. S. A. Knapp, of Lake Charlie:
o will deliver lecture in the Method:
church this (Friday) evening on til
subject of Japan. Prof. Knapp ha
toured Japan, having been sent thel
by the government, and is thorough
familiar with the customs of the pee
pie of the orient, and will doubles
make good talk. Everyone shout
90 out and hear him.
We have been informed that c
some of the plantations south
Welsh the farmers have abandOne
their rice crops. The salt water h;
cut the crop so short in some lOcalitit
that it will not pay to harvest it. II
rice in the immediate vicinity of WelS
is good and will average heaI
WELD MANY fields are now beir