The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-03-10


Mrs. H, ID. Hall, the temperate
woman who lectured at the Method.
Episcopal Church Friday night, pa.
Sed through on the eastbOund trai
Monday morning. She stated tia
Saturday evening she held meetin
at Nlnton and organized a W. c. T
u. society there with a membership G
fifteen.
5. JasinSky and wife, of Panora
Iowa, stopped off here Wednesda
evening on their return from an eX
tended trip in Florida. Mr.. and Mrs
JasinSky were residents of Welsh sev
enteen years ago. 1t is needless 10 81,
mat the town and country have under
gone wonderful change during tina
time. They left today for their north
ern home.
J. w. Scott, an employe of the
Union Sulphur company, went tc
sleep Monday night in the Southern
Pacific railroad yards in Lake Charles
with his head resting on a rail. Soon
after switch engine struck him. He
was picked up apparently dead, and
the coroner was sent for, who found
that life was mt extinct. He has q
chance of recovery.
Saturday J. NJ. Neibert, represent
Ing the Peoples Independent Rice
Mill ut Crowley, showed the writer q
sample OF rice flour, the product of
the independent mill. The specimen
shown US quite resembled fine table
salt, except that the -four was perfectly
dry. The independent people have
installed machinery for manufacturing
hour from rice and is at present is
suing pamphlet containing recipes
setting forth tho many uses to which
the new flour may be put.
Cards have been issued announcing
the approaching marriage of Rev.
James Lafayette Wise, of Welsh, to
Miss Eugene, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. H. Berry, of New Orleans.
The ceremony will take place in the
First Baptist church in New Orleans
IN Tuesday evening, March q, at 5
'closk. Rev. and Mrs. Wise will
cave shortly for Panama where the
ormer has been appointed as a mis-.
'lenary. The prospective groom's
many friends extend heartiest con.
yratulations and best wishes in ad.
'ance.
General Manager N. NJ. Terry OF
he Jackson (NIich) Oil Company is
ere for the purpose Of fully equip
ing the well drilled by James Bowen
nd thought to be good oil we'll,
ut not as yet fully satisfactory. Il
with confidence he stated that this
ell will be 200 barrel producer. if
OF more, under the pump. The neces-
airy outfit has alreada been ordered
'om Texas, and if the output is as
expected General Manager Terry will
rill other wells at once in the Welsh
cid.
Tuesday afternoon team of mules
ttached to u wagon and belonging to
j.. 5. Suffer became frightened on .
dams street near Paul w. Danials' .
ore and ran away. They ran north
I'D near the railroad crossing struck
NJ. Clark's buggy, occupied by !
RS. W. c. Sabin aad little son. The
'hlcle was overturned and the oc. 4
pants thrown out, but fortunately 4
ey escaped injury. One wheel of the =
'erturned vehicle was put out Of =
by the collision, but no 4
rther damage was done. 6
The case of Parlin, Orendorff & Co.. :
Davidson Wesson Implement Com. 5
NY, heard in the United States dis Y
ct court at Shreveport Tuesday, q
$ decided in favor of the plaintiffs, q
e claims, however, of the plaintiffs 4
estioning the validity of the defend }
IS charter, failed to stick. The y
art decided that the defendants y
siness was in an insolvent condi- z
n owing to the depreciation in &
lue of the latter's assets. A re. a
yer will probably be appointed to q
re charge of the business within
: DAYS,