The Rice belt journal., 1902-07-25


day. oro"iey sun
Call and see the Champion ut
ROBINSON & DAYS.
w: A. Bridges visited friends in
Jennings Sunday.
E. F. Walker, of Jennings. was here
tuesday on business.
W. G. Braden and N. P. Moss, of
Lake Charles, were here Sunday and
Monday.
just received carload of Milburn
Wagons at the Calcasieu Implement
Company's.
Mrs. Ollie Taylor, of Crowley, came
In tuesday afternoon to visit friends
and relatives.
Don't forget that the Davidson
Wesson Implement Co., Ltd, have all
kinds of buggies.
The Commercial hotel at Rayne was
struck by lightning and slightly dam
aged Saturday.
E. M. Powers was attending to
business in Orange, Texas, Tuesday
| anu w euIcSudy.
See Davidson Wesson Implement
20. for your buggies. They handle
the famous Enterprise.
| If you are not already reader of
the Journal come in and have your
name enrolled on our list.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Labit went to Or
ange, Texas, Tuesday afternoon to
visit the latter's old home.
Labit & Powers have put in their
new brick making machine and 9TH
erwise improved their plant.
The Champion is considered one of
the best binders made. Robinson &
Day, Welsh, La, are the agents.
J. B. Goranfio, Fred Decker, Pat
Fowler and r. Carr, of Joplin, La,
were here Tuesday transacting bust
ness.
The railroad is putting in new
switch, raising it's old ones and other
wise improving it's tracks at this
place.
Don't forget that Robinson & Day
are agents for the celebrated Cham
pion Rice Binder. Call at their ware
house and see it.
Work has begun on w. T. McAf-
frey's new residence in the southwest
ern portion of town. J. d. Ryther
has the contract.
Jas. Cass ady and sisters, Misses
Lucille and Mary, and V. Able, of
Crowley, were here Saturday night
to attend the dance.
No Good Buggies so cheap nor no cheap
Buggies so good as those sold by the
CALCASIEU IMPLEMENT CO., Ltd.
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.
j. B. Wheeler, representing the
Lake Charles Printing Company, was
in Welsh Wednesday afternoon and
paid the Journal office a social visit
Beginning next week we will mark
our entire stock of summer dress
goods at about cost. Don't fail to
call. BELL q Co.
Miss Maymie Barbisch, after a two
weeks visit in this city the guest of
Mrs. j. F. Tuhbs, left Saturday morn
ing for New Orleans for a brief So
journ before returning home.
Graham flour at Bell & Co.'S.
During temperance debate at Jen-
nings Monday night two or three indi-
vidualS became involved in row and
few blows were exchanged, but no
one was seriously hurt.
For dandy pair of. lace curtains
call at the Racket Store
Last week c.. E. Carr, G. w. Spald-
ing, Paul w. Daniels and F. d. Calk-
ins bought forty acres of land adjoin-
ing the Welsh oil field for wnich they
paid So, 600. 1t was bought for specu-
lation purposes.
I eat any watch L can't fix. Specta-
cles fitted to suit any sight. Engrav-
ing and repairing done on short no
tice. f. J. LOCKE,
Matchmaker and Optician, Welsh, La.
Richard Barry, after an absence Of
two or three weeks at his home near
OpelouSaS recuperating from an at
tack of malaria, has returned to
Welsh and is again at his post of duty
with Davidson Wesson Implement Co.
WANTED.
We have customers for we'll plants
of 160 to 400 acres improved. Let us
hear from you if you wish to sell.
DwIGANS & CARR,
jly25tf Welsh, La.
A. r. Miller and G. W. Cosner