The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-02-19

j. D. Cline, of Lake Charles, trans
lcted legal business here Monday.
LOsT-Brooch set with opal and
pearls; finder please return to Mrs.
Arthur Jones or leave at this Office.
The Lenton season began Wednes-
day and will be observed by those OF
the Catholic faith by fasting and we'll
doing.
Peter Lamp, president of the Proven |
Oil Field Company, went to Beaumont
Wednesday evening to spend a few
days.
FoUND-A gold Masonic emblem
charm. Owner may have same by cal
ling at this office, describing the en-
blem and yaying for this notice.
G. B. Speed and Preston Herndon
went to New Orleans yesterday morn
ing on business connected with the
Hill Top Oil Company.
Miss Pearl Miller entertained few
friends Monday evening at finch and
pit in honor of her friend, Miss Har-
vey Gibson, of Jennings.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Rowboth am ano
two sons, of Jennings, We're here Tues
day and Wednesday guests of thu
family of Rev. D. M. Lewis.
Miss Clemence Miller returned t.
her home at Millerville Sunday, afte
spending ten days here the guest G
her brother, Philip Miller, and wife
Miss Caroline Frees, of Des Moine:
at Jennings, arrived here Friday an
is the guest of her cousin, Miss Cor
p; Suffer.
w. r. Boyd, who had been engine
at E. M. Clark's plant, south OF tow
nd the past year, left Friday for Jackso
La, to accept a position as engine
ay. at the asylum.
Ev- Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Jackson we
among the visitors in Crowley 81
on day. Mr.. Jackson is manager of
-ery Mayville plantation near Welsh
day. Crowley Signal.
80 Mrs. J. R. Senseney and son, Ishs
ino of Meridian, Miss, arrived n
too Wednesday evening on the Snr
Limited to join Mr.. Senseney, an
ploye of the JOURNAL.
.;1s T. P. Russell and Tilden Bril-
dine left the latter part of last
was for Grain Valley, Mo-, in answer
ter message informing. them of the d'
of the latter's father, L. w. Brl
l.. dime.
The contract for the erection of
r tn new Sisters School in Lake Cha
visit was let Friday to the Koerner
struction Company, for $4,000
building planned is a very hand'
~AA~ one.
S. M. scott, of Beaumont, an
Alice r. Dodge, of Emporia, KAN, I
nded dent and director of the Contra
". and Refining Company. were
Tuesday and made a trip to that
7inelO panv's plant west of town.
in in. u. =. Calkins and Fl. E. w
were piven the Knight Templar q
LIZ" at the regular monthly meetl
: neAO Welsh Commandery Monday
ono0'' After the degree was conferred a
st re- of sandwiches and ice cream
served.
r from At the Congreg ational church
-isit Sunday morning the subject {
Miller. course will be "Co-partnershlE
-. ono the evening the subject will be-,
Great Contest All seats fire
all are cordially invited to ate
pted the services of the church.
So Mrs. N. G. Craig and two CT
after a visit here with the II
ice Tor parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. A.
APPLE or and relatives in Jennings, left
day afternoon for their home
eek 1or cago.
tend 'ne Mrs. G. G. Cary and chic
0rle@n'' Kansas City, who had been
stock of Mrs. Cary's parents, Mr.. and
found at A. Austin, went to jennings
SON. IT, is probable they will reside
FRIDAY nings.
Their she Mrs. c. E. Taylor, who
for her ,,,,rch ased the business OF nj
Abbott. has decided to remai1
- Nor nings instead of shortly retu
Z. Mur LrI1.h nc formerly planned.