The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-02-17

noon TO serve on the grand jury which
began open session Monday. Mr.
Coverdale was made clerk of tina
body.
Don't forget the farmers institute tC
De held in Welsh tomorrow afternoon
come in and hear cotton, rice and
truck raising discussed from every
point OF view. Some valuable infor
nation is to be had.
A. NJ. Kenney and J. w. Telling
OF Broadlands, ILL.,, and A. Ludemap,
ol wilcox, Ind, are here on a visit
70 Mr.. kenney's brother, J. A. Ken.
ney. The party made a trip to Welsh
Tuesday morning. Jennings Times.
Record.
FARMERS, are you interested in con.
Vertlng the waste prairies of this land OF
sunshine and flowers into q yeritable
garden OF Eden? Then attend the
farmers institute here tomorrow after
noon and obtain some valuable points
from experienced diversifiers. 1t will
be worth your while.
Attorney c. E. Wootsn. formerly of
NorthLouisiana, has leftJennings SAYS
she mes-DemOcrat and will continue
she practice of his profession, giving
his special attention to corporation
matters and to the organization and
promotion of commercial and indus,
trial enterprises.
Cliff Welch, who is employed by the
acknowledgement Oil Syndicate in
the Jennings oil field, is spending o
few days in Welsh. Mr.. WEIGH says
operations in that field are practically
at a standstill and that the produc-
zion OF it is about one-third of that
OF TOUR months ago.
Major. Adger passed through here
Yesterday on his way to Crowley to
assist in conducting the farmers, in
'tltuse at that place. Today the in
'titute will be held in Jennings and
tomorrow in Welsh. All those in.
'erested in Investigation and agricul-
'ural pursuits are earnestly requested
70 be present.
Julius Lehman, the st. Louis hood
er now in the pen, is said to have
remarked to Governor Folk in a re-
cent Interview: 81 made the gavel
lsed in the senate, governor. Every
zap of it should be a sermon to the
who hear it. They should
hink of the man who made it and of
he offense he is being punished for
low."
Mrs. Kate Robinson yesterday re-
eived letter from her son, Horace,
Vho has been in the Charity hospital
n New Orleans for several weeks
'ast, stating that DR.. Bachelor had
discharged him and that he was now
bile to walk without the aid ofcrutches.
lis limb was reset and heightened. He
Till arrive home some time next week,
Don't write your business letters on
tationery with soap or baking pow
er firm or some other advertisement
N it. 1t gives the impression that
ou cannot afford to use stationery of
our own. If it pays firm to give it
0 you, don't you think it would paw
GU to advertise your own business?
t is a small matter, but may be of
1ore consequence than you imagine.
'hink about it.
Gen. T. T. Taylor, referee in bank
uptoy, was over from Lake Charles
Wednesday to -ook after the A. f,
Bell and Davidson Wesson Imple-
lent Company's business. Gen. Tay-
Dr. has appointed w. P. Russell as
emporary trustee of the estate of A.
:. Bell. A meeting of Mr.. Bells
reditors has been called for Friday.
ebruary "a, at which time perma-
ent receiver will be appointed.
DR.. Henry Van Dyke said: "What
greatly needed in these days, is
hurches that can get close to the life
people-churches that will know
Ow to help man when he gets into
churches that understands
ow the people live, churches that are
either side tables for poor relations
Or mere gloomy praying closets.
hurches are needed that can assist a
an to round his life splendidly.
hat kind of church is called Gin
| believe. | don't like I
e word. They should be called
vital" churches. They have real
tally"