The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-07-29

Mrs. A. B. Singleton went to Lake
Charles Sunday afternoon to spend a
few days visiting kindred.
W. W, Welsh and Chas. P. Mar
tin were in Lake Charles Saturday
evening attending to business matters
Daucourman Bros Min strels,
Welsh, Saturday night, July 30. The
only original southern darkey min
StrelS.
Twenty black troubadours and COM
edlans with the minstrel performance
to be given at Welsh Saturday night,
July 50.
Miss Eva Cline returned Tuesday
morning from a ten days visit with
ne parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Il.
Cline, at Lonise, Texas.
Miss Mae Garraway returned to
Lake Charles Saturday, after spend
ing several days here visiting her Sis
ter, Mrs. NJ. L. Prentice.
President L. f. Robinson and Cash
Ter +. D. Calkins of the First National
Bank were at the parish seat Tuesday
evening attending to business matters.
Miss Edith Carlson, operator at the
telephone exchange left Wednesday
IeYening for Lake Charles to spend a
months vacation visiting with kin
dred.
Miss Monte Stewart, of Orange,
Texas, came over Friday for a brief
visit with her sister, Mrs. J. II. Labit.
She left Saturday TO spend a week at
Abbeyille.
Arthur Halliburton, a former resi-
dent of Welsh, and Miss Katherine
Lawrence were married Wednesday of
last week by Rev. Father Peters in
Jennings.
The large assortment of Enterprise
buggieS carried by Davidson Wesson
Implement Co., are credit to any re-
pository as well as the manufacturers
wOr build them. Such a line deserves
notice anywhere.
Good horses are rare, and much
sought after. When hitched to an
Enterprise buggy the combination is
perfect and ought to win OUT any
where.
Misses Omarine and Olisia Pousson
returned to Mermentau Tuesday
morning, after spending a week visit
ing the family of Isaac FontenOt and
other Welsh kindred.
4 number from Welsh attended the
dance given at the home of Mrs.
Strobe, south of town, Friday. A
most enjoyable time was had by all
those in attendance.
The topic for Christian Endeayor
next Sunday evening is IAN Evening
with Burmah and SIAM" Isaiah
35:l-l0. Leaders, Mrs. F. d. Calkins
and Miss EIida Yantis.
+. a ArceneauX left Tuesday after
noon to remain two or three weeks at
Mineral Wells, Texas, recuperating
his health. 1t is hoped he will return
greatly benefited by the trip.
At the close of the revival meeting
in Lake Charles Sunday night about
three hundred men donned the
white ribbon, thus proclaiming
their advocacy of temperance.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Labit, E. H.
Boiling and Miss Cora Suffer spent
Saturday night and Sunday at Lake
Arthur, one of the most delightful
pleasure resorts in the South.
The Southern Pacific will run an ex-
cursion to New Orleans from Lake
Charles and intermediate points on
August /, good returning August 3.
The fare is $500 for round trip.
Francis Benoit, residing four miles
south of town, raised a watermelon
this year that weighed seventy-fve
pounds. This is, the largest yet
brought to the notice of the Journal.
Misses Amy and Florence Hughes,
of Jeannerette, stopped of here Sat-
urday on their return from a visit to
Beaumont and are spending the week
guests of the family of W. E. Taught.
You are liable to an attack of some
form of Bowel Complaint and should
provide yourself with the best known
Remedy. DR.. SETH ARNOLD'S BAL