The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-07-22

| @"l"' Slduuid NOiuOu, We'll RuOWl
in Welsh, has been re-employed tt
teach in the Jennings public school a
a salary of $50 per month.
f. A. Smith, manager of the West
ern Union Telegraph Co. at Jennings
was Welsh business visitor Satur
day.
Jas. Welch is at Foseland this
week attending the state Christian En-.
deayor convention as a delegate from
Welsh.
Miss Winnie Lewis will lead the B.
Y. P. I. Sunday evening. Topic,
"How to Break Down the Spirit OF
Caste"
L. f. Robinson returned Yesterday
morning from a three weeks trip
through Iowa, Nebraska, Missouri
and Illinois.
Jas. McNaspy and son, Herbert,
came over from Lafayette Monday af-
ternoon to visit few days with
Welsh kindred.
Rev. ". Lumpkins, of Jennings, oc.
eupied the pulpit in the Methodist
church at both the morning and even
ing services Sunday.
Mrs. J. r. Jones came over from
Iowa Monday morning and visited
with Ter parents, Mr., and Mrs. J. s..
DeWolf, couple of days.
Special bargains in surries for the
next two weeks to make roomfor a car
load of buggies now in transit.
DAVIDSON WESSON IMP. CO.
Misses Annie May Barnes and Es-
telle GOudeau have returned to Lake
Charles, after spending two weeks here
guests at the Signal hotel.
After the game of ball Monday
evening the members of both the ball
teams we're treated to ice cream soda
by COoper's Drug Store.
Miss Myrtle Armstrong returned to
Crowley Friday, after spending sever
al days visiting the family Of her
brother, j, W. Armstrong.
The Christian Endeavor meeting
Sunday evening will be conducted by
the pastor, How to Break Down
the Spirit of Caste will be the topic.
Workmen are engaged remodeling
the engine room of the Jennings rice
mill. Many other improvements will
be made before the milling season be-
gins.
There will be a special coach rate
on the Southern Pacific of $500 to
st. Louis and return on July 9th and
%. J.. F. TUBBs, Agent
Attorney Chas. r. Cline, of Jen-
ninss, was Friday appointed as major
aide de camp on Governor Blanch-
ards staff. This honor was wholly
unsolicited.
D. Derouen has been appointed tenn
porary postmaster at Jennings. The
exact amount of Postmaster Ferree's
shortage, outside of the money orders,
was $8l9.67.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl D. Silven, E. W.
Watts and Miss Alta Cooper drove
over from Jennings Tuesday after.
noon to witness the St. Martinsyille,
Welsh ball game.
W. B. Chambers and L. G. Tor.
renee, two prominent business men OF
Orange, Texas, were in Welsh Mon.
day prospecting with a view to invest.
ing in real estate.
Rev. H. T. Cornish returned Tues
day morning from attending the Louis.
lana Baptist Association at Nachi-
toehes. He was delegate from the
Welsh Baptist church.
VIM. Kennedy, of Lafayette, a geol-
ogist in the employ of the Southern
Pacific railroad, was here several
days this week looking after the inter-
ests of that company.
Rev. F. c. Laslette returned Tues.
day evening from a three weeks de-
lightful trip to Boston and New York
The trip was made from New Orleans
to New York by water.
Special bargains in surries for the
next two weeks to make room for a
carload of buggies now in transit.
DAVIDSON WESSON IMP. Co.