The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-09-02
Rice Straw 20 cents a bale.
JONES Bros.

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Buchanan visited friends in Jenning
Sunday.
Misses Myrtle and jamie Ellis re
turned Thursday from a two weeks
staA at the Worlds fair,
Smith Premier typewriter ribbon a
the Journal Stationery and Bool
Store.
Mrs. Cessford, of Lake Charles
came over Thursday to visit hel
daughter, Mrs. NJ. L. Prentice.
Robt. Bradbury, of the PeItcar
Rice Mill at Mermentau, was in ght
city yesterday in the interest of his
company.
POSITION WANTED-A good cook
and bread maker. VIM. H. Madison,
Welsh.
II. E. Head, director of the Rice
Association Of America, attended a
meeting OF that organization in Crow
ley last Friday.
They would not wait until September
first, more than fifty students have
been enrolled in the Tyler Commercial
College at Tyler, Texas, in the pas
twenty days; hundreds will be in il
September. If you have not seen thei1
Fat Barry, who has been so courte-
Gus to she patrons of the post Office at
this place for several months past
left Tuesday for Opelousas to take a
position at that place in a general
mercantile store.
Miss Lizzie Gleason, of Lake Ar
thur, is now an assistant to Mrs. Aus
tin in the post Office. 1t is said that
the young gentlemen who rarely call
ed for the mail now 90 to the post Of
flee and call for mail as regularly as
the arrival of trains.
Experienced travellers have found
great benefit by taking with them a
bottleof DIR. SETH ARNOLD'S BALsAM.
1t cures illness caused by impure
water and sudden changes of climate.
Warranted by Cooper Drug Company,
Welsh.
Yesterday the Jennings Rice Mill,
OF Welsh, started up in full blast,
with 1000 sacks in the mill and rice
pouring in from every direction. Su-
perintendent W. T. HutchesOn is well
pleased with the start and thinks this
season will be a splendid one for his
company, and says the mill has never
been in better shape to accommodate
its customers.
K. Schartf returned Tuesday morn
ing from New Orleans where he met
his wife and son, who had spent the
past two months in Tennessee and
North Carolina, and took them to
CoVington, La, where they will So
lourn for several weeks. Mr.. Scharff
reports that his wife's health is not as
good as he had expected, but hoped
he change just made would be benefi- |
,ial.
Keep your property Insured against
ire, lightning and tornado. Chas. P. |
Martin, Notary Public. Office Welsh |
National Bank.
Mr., and Mrs. c. 4. Austin and Mrs. |
Jovey visited MIR. and Mrs. E. J. |
Miller at the MayviIIe plant Saturday |
md took part in celebrating the ninth
Of little Yelma, daughter oil
'lr. and Mrs. Miller. There were
present twenty-five little friends of
Ielma. Refreshments were served in
he afternoon, and number of pres
nts were given Velma. The enioya-
lie occasion will long linger in the
minds OF the young participants and
I'LL be looked back to in years to
ONE with pleasant recollections.
Southwestern Louisiana Industrial
institute, Lafayette, La, Edwin L.
stephens, President. Situated in the
eautiful Bayou Vermilion country.
| State Institution of Learning, both !
10th Academic and Practical, and
or both sexes. Magnificent main
Splendid brick dormito-
les. Mechanical workshop. Thor.
ughly equipped. Fourth Session
pens Wednesday, Sept. q, 1904.
Write for handsome illustrated cata-
'g to CHAs. o. DEJEAN, Secretary.
The Junior G. E. society will give
little concert in the Congregational
lurch next Sunday evening at 8
CLOCK. The program will consist of ]