The Rice belt journal., 1904-04-08

.nained until yesterday morning visit
rug at the home of Jacob l.. Keller.
Mrs, A. G. De Loach and children
.eit sunday night for Atlanta, Ca, to
JON MIR, De Loach, who has a posi-
s,oh with some machine company
there.
Aiter spending three months here
We guest OF her brothers, P. M. and
y. L. Billion, Miss Noemie Billion left
Monaay noon for her home at Bayou
Goula, La
nrs. w. Heath and children return
eo 70 Crowley yesterday, after spend
ing few days visiting Mrs. F.. L. De-
ohay. Miss Harriet Demerist accom-
panied them home.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Jaenke and
MRS. j. Fl. Hoffman, of Jennings, ac-
oo.npanled by G. w. Shaw, OF Beloit,
WIS., were in Welsh Tuesday guests
at the Signal Hotel.
Miss Hettie johnson, for several
months saleslady in the Welsh Rack
et store, has been dangerously i'll in
Jennings, suffering from that dreaded
disease, consumption.
Mrs. Sophia Farlow, of Welsh. and
ner slster-in-law, Mrs. Alice Tanner,
o1 champagne, ILL.,, arrived in town
monday and are guests at the home
OF l. f. Denny.-Kinder Times.
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Hutcheson were
In Jennings Sunday afternoon and
,, a"enoed the special services given in
" honor of the Knights Templar in the
Congregational church.
d W. M. Hearne, representing the
Jennings Times-Record, was in Welsh
Y. Monday and Tuesday soliciting sub
:. scrlptions for that paper. While here
r. ne paid the Journal fraternal visit.
10 Peter Lamp, president of the Proven
~ oli Company, and Geo. Maui went to
y. Fort Arthur Monday afternoon. They
IT. also visited the Beaumont oil field
- during their stay in Texas.
Ia Miss Pearl O'Neil, who had been
e, spending week here guest of the
n Misses Arceneaux, left for Crowley
tuesday for brief visit before re-
turning to her home in New Orleans
ID Rev. II. T. Cornish, pastor of the
Baptist church, and Rev. Corwin Tay
9. lor, pastor of the Fletcher M E
of church, were in Jennings Monday at
fRnHinD a Oft tbo
sociation.
ed On Sunday April 10th, at $50,
ol mems mass meeting will be held a
the Congreg ational church, conducted
by Rev. F. G. Laslette. Subject 9Th
Drama of Life,'' in FIVE acts. Soil
and Congregational singing.
Emery Cheek and Smith Saxby LET
Friday morning for Cuba on pros
I" pecting tour. Mr.. Cheek expects t.
- locate at some point on the island
the country pleases him, but Mr.. Sax
n by will return by way of ST. Loui
F. and visit the Worlds Fair.
aE Rev. J. 3. Gonzales, of Jennings
passed through Welsh Monday after
in noon on his return from Iowa Station
ng where he had purchased the drivin
m horse and buggy of Rev. ]. t. Steele
Rev. Steele accompanied him
Of Welsh.
rn J. T. Boiling Joined party
It, friends from Jennings Friday nigl
for trip of three weeks to SiIoa
" Springs, Ark, after which he wi
sit leave ior NAortiSon .1!i0' iit'' W
~ main indefinitely visiting among XII
dred and friends.
- The adherents of that popular spor
ho baseball, will have an opportunity
,ia warming up their enthusiasm tomo
row. as Iowa Station is scheduled for
game here during the afternoon. tt
is, game, however, will not be as interes
ay ing as some that will be pulled O
ne later in the season.
Because of the heavy rain Tuesde
ed afternoon and evening, the Dixie Mi
zee strels postponed their performanc
IN until this friday evening at whi(
time the program will be carried o
in rain or shine. Those out of town WI
,f- contemplated attending Tuesday mig
+o will yet have an opportunity of wi
Messing the performance.
Upon information from Sheri
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