The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-07-08

hN"' "a So'y JtuuluSSj
was IN Welsh Saturday the guest of
friends.
Mrs. G. D. Ryther arrived Sunday
from Dallas, Tex, to pack up her be-
longings to move to that city to reside
permanently.
FeIla Romero has purchased a half
Interest in CAROLS studio and the
style OF the firm has been changed to
the Carroll Photo Go.
Misses Mary ane Lillian Boutte, of
New Iberia, came over Sunday even
ing to remain indefinitely visiting
their sister, Mrs. A. r. Arceneaux.
Geo, ". CoSner left Tuesday noon
tor his home at Virginia, H., after
spending two or three weeks looking
after his farming interests near town.
JnO. c. Lee refunded Saturday
night to his home at Decatur, H., af-
ter weeks stay here looking after
the interests of the Merchants Oil Co.
Miss Mary Denny, who had been
attending the Welsh Normal Bust
ness Institute the past several weeks,
left for her home at Kinder Saturday.
1t is said that half a cupful OF vine
gar in the water will make an old
fowl cook nearly as quickly as a
young one and does not injure it's
flavor.
Mrs. J. c. Barry returned Saturday
from Grand COteau where she had
been to attend the burial of hereousin,
LlOwellyn Dunbar, who died Friday of
consumption.
The Christian Endeavorer5 of the
Congregational church will NEST Tues
day evening, July y, for social and
business evening with Miss Fannie
Robinson.
Y. P. S. G. E. prayer meeting topic
for Sunday evening at 7:15 is "Some
Modern Idols and How to Overthrow
Them. Luke y: 1871: Phil. 2: 17-l9.
Leader, Mrs. P. W. Daniels.
Frank and Charley Moore, Merit Da-
Wis and Lester Prentice left yesterday
morning to spend three or four days
hunting on the Calcasieu river, about
forty miles northwest of WELSH
Section Foreman W. J. Eayes has
been transferred from Welsh to Lake
Arthur and will move his family to
that place. John Eraste is Temporal
rily in charge of the section here.
". B. Craig arrived Wednesday
evening from four weeks Sojourn at
his former home in Columbia, Tenn.
He attended the Confederate reunion
in Nashville during his absence.
c, A. Richmond, of Peoria, Ill,
and Frank Baldwin, of Decatur, H.,
members Of the Merchants Oil Com
pany, were here several days this
week looking after business interests.
Rev. J. B. Gonzales, of jennings,
will preach in the Congregational
church in Welsh on Sunday, July 10,
at II a. m. and s p. m. The people of
this city will hear two fine sermons.
All cordially invited.
The large assortment of Enterprise
buggies carried by Davidson Wesson
Implement Co., are a credit to any
as we'll as the manufac-
turers who build them. Such q line
deserves notice anywhere.
The Lake Arthur holiness camp
meeting will begin on J&ly %, with
Rev. E. A. Ferguson, evangelist. This
is one of the most popular camp
grounds in the State, thousands Of
people attending every year
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Gray and little
daughter visited kindred in Crowley
the fourth. Mrs. Gray and baby re-
NAMED until Tuesday evening and
were accompanied home by Mr.. Gray's
grandmother, Mrs. Thrailkill.
Mrs. Chas. Farrouch, after a visit
here with relatives, leftTuesdsy morn
ing for her home in Ell Campo, Texas.
She was accompanied home by her
sister, Miss Amar Benoit, who will
visit two months in the Texas town,
Robert H. Childs, wife and little
daughter and Mrs. Harriet Mead left
Friday noon for Three Springs, Tenn.
Mr.. Childs Will only spend a week,
but Mrs. Childs and her mother con.
template spending the summer there.