The Rice belt journal., 1903-10-30
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Blank books, letter files, etc., at the
JOURNAL Office.
Miss Myrrl Stewart left Wednesday
morning for Ft. Scott, Kan, where
she will enter a convent. Her father
accompanied her as far as Lake
Charles.
Every Enterprise buggy guaranteed
by the factory.
DAVIDSON WESSoN IMP. Co.
Prof. G. E. Hooper, principal of the
Welsh graded school, arrived here
Thursday night from McComb City,
Miss. to be ready for the opening of
the school.
Rev. VIM. r. Chase, presiding ell
der, will preach in the M. E. church
Saturday evening and Sunday, both
morning and evening. Don't fail to
attend these services.
Lace curtains, rugs, bed sets, mat
ting, shades at
PAUL w. DANIELS.
j. w. Wilson, who has been travel
ing for the Deering Harvester co. In
Texas for the past several months,
came home Tuesday and will remain
indefinitely in Welsh.
Call on the Davidson-Wesson I'M
plement Co. for wagons. They nave
some odd sizes going at a bargain.
Pete Unkel, who travels for the
Gaar-Scott Threshing Machine co.
| in Texas, arrived here Friday and re-
mained until Sunday night visiting
his parents south of town.
At the instance of his creditors Jno.
W. Champion, formerly drlller In
the Welsh field, has disposed OF his
interests in Jennings and taken up
his abode in Orange, Texas.
| For surveyors stakes ready for use,
cypress, cypress foundation blocks
jl2x12xl2, square and spear head fence
| pickets, call on
| LEWIS LUMBER Co., Ltd.
las. Ellis came in Friday from
business trip up in Wlnn parish IL
the interest of the Orange Land 20
He left Monday for Southern Calca
sieu to be gone several days.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Bap
tist church gave an oyster suppe!
Tuesday night in the old Calcasle
Implement Company building. A nea
sum was realized for the beneht OF In
church.
Enterprise buggles are in the lea
when quality, style and finish are COZ
| sidered. Wesson lmpl'
ment Co. sell them.
o Mrs. Paul w Daniels was called
t Jennings Friday morning by the II
!. ness of her father, DR.. N. 5. Graz!
She returned Monday afternoon an
renorted the condition of her faith
e much improved
IS Mrs. L. E. Robinson and lit
daughter returned Thursday nlght
last week, after stay of over thr'
+ weeks in New Orleans, where the La
70 ter had been undergoing treatment
a catarrhal trouble.
Dispose of that rattle trap OF you
: and buy an easy riding Enterprl
buggy. Davfdson-Wesson lmpleme
Co. has car load to select from.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. West went
ne Crowley Saturday to visit felabV'
D returning Monday evening" In
y were accompanied home by the tor
er's mother, Mrs. F. L. West,
IS, will visit here for few weeks
g D. A.. Terry, of Nolin, KY, w
% had been here visiting his son for 81
eral days, left Sunday night
mt Keene. Texas, for brief visit W
no a sister. He passed through "e'
last night on his return home.
Just received large assortment
In1 ~ mems hunting jackets, rubber Goa
- rubber hats, rubber boots, overcos
"S PAUL w. DANIELS
The regular monthly business m'
IN. ING of the local W. G. 7. U. will
mo- held at the home of Mrs. G. E. Br
bury next Wednesday afternoon
o'clock at which time a report OF
er- State convention will be given.
1ne A0''''0
The State board of pardons met
New Orleans Tuesday and comm'
the sentence of James Hebert' colo'
om condemned to die on the scafold
one day for criminallY assaulting W
ant o"y h0A ~ -'.,,,, ,,o,,;sb To life
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