The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1902-06-20

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Try tie Racket for wall paper.
HI. E. Wesson spent Thursday night il
! Lake Charles.
The only gasoline sotve, "The Quick
Meal" at Daniels.
Charles j. Rauch, of Lake Charles, wac
in Welsh Sunday.
For a dandy pair of lace curtains cal
at the Racket Store.
Davidson will sell you betting cheaper
| than anyone else. See him.
Several carloads of goods have been re-
ceived by our merchants the past week
Trunks!! A complete line full iron
bound, canvass covered, at Daniels.
J.V. Kelly has been employed as book
keeper by the Welsh National Bank.
New line Sweet-Orr 'sUnion" made
clothing just in at Daniels.
Go to Bell & Co.'s for everything need
ed in the general merchandise line.
NJ. L. Prentice and E. H. Boiling were
in Lake Charles Saturday evening.
Bell & Co. have cool goods for warm
weather. Their prices are low.
Mrs. Riley Prentice has been confined
to her bed for several days with fever
Cypress lumber for walks at Lewis
yard for less money than pine.
The New Home Sewing Machine at
A. E. Bell & Co.
Mrs. Mary Cockrell and little daughter
visited in Lake Charles Saturday at
ternoon and Sunday.
They are beauties-those rubber tire
buggies-sold only by Davidson Wessor
Implement Co.
The Champion is considered one of the
best binders made. Robinson Day
Welsh, La, are the agents.
Rev. Harrison, of this city, is assisting
in a protracted meeting of the Methodist
congregation at Iowa station.
A new line of the latest designs in
wall paper just received at A. E. Bell
& Co.'S.
N. E. North cashier of the First Nat
ional Bank of Lake Charles, was in Welsh
several days last and this week.
See Al Davidson for your rubber belt
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cheap.
For wall paper call on A. E. Bell &
Co. They are just in receipt of an ele-
CANT line.
Leon Chavanne, the popular insurance
agent of Lake Charles. was in Welsh
Friday and paid this Office a call.
Mrs. Thomas Mcmillan and children,
of Lafayette, came over Sunday to spend
few days visiting with Welsh rela-
tives.
Albert Loguion, who had been attend
ing school in Austin, Texas, for the past
nine months, returned home Friday morn
ing.
Stamped linen corticello embroidery,
floss sofa pillow, Gibson pictures, pillow
cords, in all colors at
PAUL w. DANIELS.
H. E. Post, who has been bookkeeper
at the Illinois plant for some months,
left Sunday afternoon for Springfield, Ill,
in response to a message informing him
of the illness of his mother.
Misses Nellie Moore, Mary McNapsy,
Goldia McCarty, Myrtle Stewart, Marie
Robertson and Nettie Radeskey, who had
been attending the Calcasieu Summer
Normal Institute in Lake Charles for the
past two weeks, returned home Satur-
day.
J. s. Lyles, of Crowley, has accepted
the position of general manager of DR..
J. Fl. Cooper's drug store and assumed
his new duties Monday. He comes well
recommended as a druggist and pharma-
cist, and will doubtless prove good man
for the position.
J. 4. and c. P. Martin went to Lafay-
cite Sunday to see their brother, William,
who was taken i'll with fever while Wis
ting relatives there. The former re-
turned Sunday evening, but the latter
remained until Monday. Mr.. Martins
condition is reported no better, we regret