The Rice belt journal., 1904-06-24
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Beaumont Monday night.
,RH. Childs was q business visitor
DLske Charles Monday night.
Jas. Ellis left Tuesday for a trip in
he interest of the Orange Land Co.
Mrs. B. W. Sargent and daughter,
Miss Grace, went to Jennings Tues.
day afternoon.
Deputy Sheriff Dan Harman, ofLake
Charles, was in Welsh, Tuesday after
noon on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Walker, Of Jen-
rings, spent several days this week
visiting kindred.
LeTi0 Davis, who has been in Tex
IS for more than year, is here for a
Rn days visit to home folks.
Miss Carrie Morse came over from
jennings Tuesday evening for a visit
70 her sister, Mrs, W, H. Taylor.
Br. and Mrs, Marty Isaacs, of Lake
Charles, visited the latter's parents
south of town Monday and Tuesday. |
c. ]. HuSkey, of Jennings, was last
Tosk appointed by Acting Sheriff
Fisher as deputy Sheriff of ward ten.
Ivan A. Perkins, father of Calca-
deus detaulting sheriff, died in Lake
Charles Friday III his sixty-third
mr
Mrs. E. E. and Miss Pridgen,
81 Lake Charles, came over yes.
1arday to visit the family of W. B.
CFsig. !
aFs' D. L. Kelly and children, came
oV'f Saturday afternoon to visit a
aRdays with the family of ]. W.
Bower.
mrs B. F. Redwood and three.
children, Of Rayne, visited the family
dR P, Russell from Saturday until +
Monday. r
Miss Lizzie Gleason came over r
ls lon Jennings Saturday evening and tt
.Red few days with Miss Katie tt
Rockingham. i,
!. Attorney ]. D. Cline, of Lake p
Nafle', was here Tuesday and repre-
saied J, TIE defendants in the Jackson il
Rirst water case. =,
! apg4 Craig went to CoImeisneiI, tt
!, .slaS' Y. Yesterday to spend a few days a.
~, 7al'lng the family of his brother, IN
la'oF Craig, Of the Times, in
) :. Watkins, of the CroAley Sig te tt,
r T. 'iaf' has resigned his position NJ
!. y 'aa' paper to accept a similar
y Sith the Orange Tribune.
|. .','s Buckingham returned satur- it St
\, \, '.0n a weeks stay in the Worlds n
y s'lly, Jess became tamiIiarized i
y 81 ne exhibits along the Pike. =,
ss5 ssansth Gibson, after visit to the of ~
-. ~ u Ed Morris on the South n.y.
y. .'a plantation, returned to his ~ -
Jennings Wednesday noon. "
4. IS =. R. Read, teacher Of the nc
~ 9noolthe = past winter, was in ha
.;...l ~ tuesday and paid this office a tai
guy cell. His school closed last big
NJ !; mi1tePtoO, Y. OfPuobly, Mexico, an,
8 .,1ii OR here several days this week Th
NJ, visit ! With the family of his La
i. > A Winterton, near town, Ha
Tay to Chicago. ' Jer
l = = y LOnergan, of Decatur, da'
sYos ,t u'fe Saturday looking after ner
interests near Roanoke. Dr., rem
s,is = J. Is also a director in the the
y State Oil Co '-0 Bile
isa Manic N. Rel
beIos.-,,0 NIXON closed her school =
III r.'s aslOe district, southwest of V
!, md sslaay afternoon with spprO hav
ercises and hoe ao dur
!. : Lake Charles. "' W "'' DA'
/ y ','s Lee, who had been here .b. Fl R
ail,sa . three weeks looking after 'ia,, 'nS
81 o' the Merchants Oil Com. otoo Ooo
ss :. s01o 1 we'll, left yesterday Uas s
P,l,, N0e"'uE' 1A' his :
sla,.oi ao0i'hauz last week received go t
gaes. lrom Gov. Blanchard ton
gobss Oeiore Notary Public and
'0n was qualified as ius. gont
,,,S g'ace OF Ward Two of CAL bror
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