The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-03-18
infant shoes in all colors at Daniels

visit with his family in Beaumont
G K. Mac Faddin came over ~
Tuesday to look "iOei
interests in the oil field.
All kinds of machine and luorlca
+i,o oils at the Welsh Carriage anu
Imp. Co..
All kinds of machine and lubrlca-
tho oils at the Welsh Carriage ana
Implement Co.
T. T. Boiling and S. w. turner
were business visitors in Lake oh"rie'
Tuesday evening.
Martin Bros. are displaying the
finest line of Ladies' Spring Trimmed
Hats ever seen in Welsh.
When you see man using ah ~,
terprise buggy, ask him no" he i
T. Then call on Davidson w esson
IT,, Co, they will do the rest.
Mrs r T. West and children re-
turned Monday afternoon from d ViS''
with kindred in Crowley.
II Took through our stock OF fancy
edibles before preparing your swell
Iuncheons or dinners. we nave
ervthing that is desired:
PRENTICE & PRENTICE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. Gamble, OF Jen-
ninos. visited kindred here from Sat-
urdav afternoon until Monday.
q T Wildman and Robert Meyers
arove over from Jennings Tuesday al
Il ternoon for a brief business trip.
Peter Noble, of Lake Charles, was
here Tuesday shaking hands WIZ
friends and attending to business
matters.
~ Miss Minnie Parsons, who had beel
snending some time with her sister
at Mrs. Ed Hallet, left Monday 10
Welsh.
MT II. F. Estep spent several days
Lake Arthur last week on a nsnln
oh expedition and caught a seventy-nV
pound turtle.
l., T r. Jarret, after spending sewers
months here and in Florida, left SUI
day morning for his home at Hind
dale, Ill.
For information concerning Il
TEL kindergarten school consult
j. M. NELSON.
eSs Loren Wells, who left here last we
with his fathers family for Came
uer MIA, became separated from them
:. San Antonio and was unable to j
them until Ell Paso was reached.
train was scheduled to remain In
Antonio quite awhile and desiring
pent see the postoffice Loren took SUI
e. ND town. Upon his return the Ut
ena had nulled out and the young n
was compelled to wait in the city
the Alamo twelve hours. MT.
loon Mrs. Wells and Miss Ella ana
RES and Mrs. Phegley stopped over at
gal Paso to await his arrival.
The following statement OF OPP
mess tions in the Jennings Oil field mas
Issued by local authorities. This
,o,,,o,, indeed. a creditable state OF al
considering that the field has
reached it's second year, and ina
spent nrice of crude oil has had
lgs' deal deal to do with the develop
of qhe territory: Wells being drl
ON. six: wells finished last month,
- oal- wells producing, sixty; wells or
ninety-eight: wells not producing
to sand or insufficiency of mon
are carry on operations, eighteen;
Gallup duction 5000 barrels daily; PRO
crude oil from 35c to 40c per bar
m acl- 1900
LII s'oA George E. Montgomery, pres
of the Southwestern Railway
'Fewes writes from Natchitoches, La, t
Manufacturers Record thai the
which is to be a continuation {
Louisiana & Northwestern raj
ucE. from Natchitoches south to pc
the Southern Pacific railroad
either Calcasieu or Acadia
"iO0' La. Construction is to commel
the latest by August l and q
re con- will run through one of the fines
.rtesian her countries between the cotto
tion on the north and the rice G.
.s11a.,,e,. on the south. Dates have
been fixed to receive bids for
construction or equipment.
Sunday .,..
80 Sui The revival in wildcatting
casieu is evidence of the i'm
sentiment in oil circles. The V