The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-06-17

The Office building recently fitted up
at the rear of Martin Bros. store, has
been rented and will soon be occupied
by the Welsh Jewelry Co.
Miss Hettie Johnson went to- Jen-
nings Tuesday and Wednesday at
tended the marriage Of Charles John
son and Miss Addie Bauknight.
Mr., J. M Shoemaker and three
children, left this. morning: for
Perrin. Mo, to remain until Septem-
Der visiting kindred and friends.
When you see a man using an En-
terprise buggy, ask him how he likes
it, Then call on Davidson Wesson
Implement Co., they will do the rest.
SIN. Scott, of, Beaumont, president
of the Central Oil and Refining Gem
pany, of Welsh, was here Monday
looking after the interests Of the re,
fnery.
Give US a cali when in need of any
thing in the Jewelry line, we can
please you. WELSH JEWELEY co.
The following letters remain IN.
claimed in the Welsh postottice: VIM.
Ford, Albert James Nelson, Miller
q Sanders, Ladelia McNutt, Leona
Lumap.
When you buy a buggy insist on
having an Enterprise. For ease and
durability there is none better made
DAYIDsON-W EsSoN IMP. CO.
Pope Jordanreturned Sunday morn
ing from a two weeks visit to the
Louisiana Purchase Exposition in St.
Louis and his old home at Yazoo
City, Miss,
E. H. Boiling departed Wednesday
night to spend O. month visiting his
old home at \ Iorrisonville, III, and
taking in the sights at the Worlds
Fair in st. Lou u.s.
The next excursion given from
| Welsh to st. Louis will be on June
%. The rate for the round trip will
be $l5. See J. f. Tpbbs for particu:
uiars.
Simeon and DulHa Benoit, J. H.
Hagood and J, E. Parson left yeSter-
day noon for Mississippi to work in
the interest OF the Farmers Wholesale
Grocery Co. %
Frank Roberts, cashier of the Cal
casieu National Bank Of Lake Charles
was in Welsh Friday shaking hands
with friends and attending to bust
neSsineSs matters.
| r. H. Mason, one of the leading
capitalists of Lake Charles, and the
towner Of some valuable holdings il
Welsh oil field, was here Saturda!
transacting business. So,
Mrs. NJ. Lyons left on the earl!
morning train Wednesday for For
Scott, Kansas, to remain a month
visiting her son, who is chief dispatch
er for the Santa Fe system.
The presidential bee is eyidentl.
! buzzing in the bonnet of Richard Oh
ney of Massachusetts. We are in re
Ceigt of literature sent out from
Boston bureau to that effect.
Ira Elliott, Of Wichita, Kan, on
: of the directors of the refinery here
and John T. Madden, Of Chicago
we're in Welsh Wednesday and mad
a trip to the refinery and oil field.
H. W. LAM, of Houston, presiden
of the Welsh Carriage and Implemen
Company, Limited, was here Tuesda
the guest of the secretary and mana
ger, E. H. Boiling, and looking ate
business interests.
Sheriff O. P. Landry, of Napoleon
vile, and E. J. Lirette, of Houma
were hero Wednesday. They refuse,
, to divulge the object of their mission
but it is thought they were on the trai
of law breaker.
Mrs. W. w. Welsh, accompanie
by her mother, Mrs. Sam Kinder, G
Lake Charles, left over the Kansa
; City Southern railroad Saturday TO
months stay at the Worlds Fair i
} st. Louis.
F. L. Trout has just left with
number of our best boys to work tn
grocery business In Mississippi. Gu
, best wishes go with him, as ne seem
to be a very nice young man. Thin
,uol1 i15 II