The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-07-15

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Mrs. May Cockrell and little daugh- No
ter have retnrned frou, q ,,,oo,-,. 80. tn
with kindred at Sulphur.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Bower visited fr(
the family of their son, f. L. Bower, of
at China, from Friday until Tuesday. dr.
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Mr. and Mrs. NJ. L. Sloane return ~
ed home Friday from a four weeks
stay with the family of their son at
DeQuincy. su
JAS. Ellis left Friday for ST. Louis NJ
and from that city will go to Albion, "
Neb., to join his wife and daughter III
and accompany them home. p
Baptist Young Peoples Union, sub
iect for next Sunday, THE Worlds M
Gain Through Universal Peace" Ps. !F'
Al 9, II. Leader, M. L. Prentice. ~
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Special bargains in surries for the "
next two weeks to make room for a H.
carload of buggies now in transit.
DAVIDSON ESSON IMP. Co.
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W. J. Russell arrived Friday morn nj
ing from a six weeks stay at the III
World S fair at St. Louis and among f.
kindred in the northern part of the ed
State. Oh
Special bargains in surries for the
next two weeks to make room for a p
carload of buggies now in transit. "
DAVIDSON WESSON IMP. Co. Y
J. |. Borland and family, of Iowa, al
were in Welsh Tuesday trading with WI
our mercAnts. Mr.. Boland paid this ia
Office visit and Joined the Journals WI
reading circle.
Special bargains in surries for the N
next two weeks to make roomfor a car ID
load of buggies now in transit. VI
DAVIDSON WEssoN imp. Co. IN
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A COrlisS engine OF q capacity OF o,
175 horse power was uuloaded here in
this week and will be installed in the
building of the Gulf Rice Milling
Company. I'll
The Y. P. S. c. E. prayer meeting "
topic for Sunday evening, at 7:15. is Vi
THE worlds gain through universal s,
peace;" PS, 49:g-1l; Isaiah 2:2,4. 4,
Leader, z. W. Daniels. ... n,
J. A. Kinder, of Lake Charles, ap- g
pointed receiver of the BenOit bank
rupt stock of goods, is in Welsh y,
this week arranging for the DISPOSE hi
ton of the goods. 70
The members of the Christian En- FL
deavor society and some of their b!
friends spent very pleasant social ia
evening at the home of Miss Fannie m
Robinson Tuesday evening. OF
M. L. Fuller and son, M. r., left
Monday afternoon for St. Louis to or
spend ten days taking in the big show. in
They went to Lake Charles and there XII
left over the Kansas City Southern. II
Miss Mable Evans, of MiltonYille, -
Kan, who spent the winter here visit r
ing the family of P. H. Goodreau, was
recently married to w. C. Roughton, d
printer of Jetmore, Kan. ia
E. H. Boiling returned Sunday even T.,
ing from four weeks delightful visit -,
to kindred and friends at his old home m
at Morrisonville, III. He took in the -
Worlds Fair during his absence.
Miss Kate Buckingham returned g.
home Tuesday evening from visit ~
with relatives at Jennings and Lake =,
Arthur. She was accompanied by -
Miss Annie Dudley, of Jennings. ~
Owing to the absence of Rev, Tay- fl
lor in Cameron parish, Rev. W. CT
Lumpkin, of Jennings, will occupy
the pulpit at the Methodist church a.
Sunday, at both morning and evening "
services.
The large assortment of Enterprise Tt
buggies carried by Davidson Wesson XII
Implement Co., are credit to any re- f(
pository as well as the manufacturers pl
wor build them. Such a line deserves Ii,
notice anywhere. ne
G. T. Walker, of the Southwestern
plantation, departed on the noon al
train Wednesday for St. Paul, MINI, be
via Chicago to spend two months WIS., la
iting friends and enjoying the re- ov
freshing northern breezes. ce
Lake Arthur council Tuesday night Ii