The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-03-04

II. h. Prentice was business visit
or In Lake Charles Tuesday evening.
Mrs. j. HI. Labit and Mrs. Philip
Miller spent Tuesday afternoon in
jennings
The wife of Fred Pettigrew, residing
north OF Iowa, gave birth to a son
February "a.
Chas. E. Carr and M. L. Prentice
returned to Lake Charles Monday to
serve on the grand jury.
The regular weekly meeting night of
the Welsh Lodge No. IS I. o. o. F.
has been changed from Monday to
Tuesday.
| Will Hearne, representing the Jen-
nings Times-Record, was in Welsh
Yesterday and paid the JOURNAL
fraternal call.
o. W. Haywood, the we'll known oil
man of Jennings, is in New Orleans
in sanitarium undergoing treatment
for typhoid fever.
Mrs. Rachael Boucher returned to
her home at Manchester Wednesday,
after visit here with her daughter,
Mrs. S E. Carroll.
J. D. Cline, of Lake Charles, head
of the law firm of Cline, Cline & Lee,
of this place, was in Welsh Monday
transacting legal business.
When you buy a buggy insist on
having an Enterprise. For ease and
durability there is none better made
DAVIDSON EsSoN IMP. CO. are
t agents.
The brick work on Jones Bros.
new store building is progressing very
satisfactory and will in all probabil
ity be completed by the latter part O
!; next week.
r. Mrs. Callie Howe, brilliant TEN
perance lecturer of national fame viii
o give an address in the Congreg ationa
, church Friday evening, March II. Al
Z are cordially invited
Miss Ethel Bailey, of Chrysta
10 Springs, Miss, has been in Wells
the past several days securing dat
n for special edition soon to be issue
by the New Orleans Picayune.
" F. c.. Johnson, after a two month!
stay at the home of w. G. Brown
near town, left Tuesday morning fe
~ New Orleans, and after brief Wis
I,, oh
AL Mills and family came dow
" from Fenton Saturday and are spen
T. ING the week visiting kindred her
Mr.. Mills has just recovered from
of severe siege of measles and pneum
at mia.
Inez Beloney, colored, charged wi
ur peace disturbance, was up before t
On mayor Tuesday, but the case w
thrown out on a misnomer in the VIZ
ar Cline & Lee represented the defen
or ant.
Mrs. Ida M. LaYne, who had be
IS, visiting relatives here the past t
Ter weeks, departed Monday evening
a short business trip to Lake Charl
Orange, Beaumont and other poi
1e along the S. P. road.
~ S. Locke Breaux, prominent
m broker of New Orleans and one OF
500 hest rice authorities in the South, v
here Saturday the guest OF his frle
Paul w. Daniels, and looking al
Chu -, q ttarc of bl1SineSS.
ons
Art Glover, colored, was arral
ed before Mayor Robinson Tuest
III afternoon charged with keeping
''er orderly house and was fined
ne. Cline & Lee. attorneys for defend;
tile appealed the case.
'ltn Miss Sophia Carlson, until recel
atll stenographer in the Office Of Ph
Coyerdale at this place, has accel
of a stenographic position in the Kar
ere City Southern railroad Office in L
isit Charles.
W. w. suydam and son. Neil,
vel Tuesday afternoon for LIE era
,ac- OREGON, to reside. Mrs. Suyd
on who left several weeks ago for Ore
with the hope of beneftting her hes
is much better.
tbs Rev. J. T. Steele, of Iowa, wa
l.. Welsh Tuesday attending to bust
matters, To a JOURNAL represe
= a. tive he stated that the new Congr
sin tional church parsonage had
Ton. completed and had moved his ia