The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-07-07
Marlin Brothers sells il
for less.

Miss Gleason will also spend few
days at the Gulf before her return to
Welsh.
Call at once at DavdSOn'S and in
quire about that discount for cash on
behring's.
The Crowley Signals poet sums up
the farmers ills as follows:
''The chinch bug eats the farmers corn
The humble bee steals his honey.
The bed bug eats him all night long,
And the INGREDIENT gets his money y
Mrs. Philip Miller returned from a
visit of two weeks with relatives
in Naichez, Miss, last Tuesday even
ing. Mrs. Miller has been confined to
her room since her return with an
illnoss caused from fatigue, from which
we hope she will recover after a rest
of few days.
Last SUNDAY night at the COngre-
grtiOnal church DR.. G. r. Mente
gave his monthly stere0ptiCan views,
which were appreciated by all present.
Mr.. Bertran Heald sang to the salts
faction of a. q beautiful song illus
trated on canvas entitled Throw out
the Life Line"
VIM. Terry, who had been visiting
relatives and friends in Kentucky for
the past several weeks returned to
Welsh Tuesday evening, accompanied
by his sister, Miss Stella, who spent
several months last winter visiting
him at this place. We welcome both
of them back among US.
Quite q number of Welshites spent
the Fourth at Iowa Station. The at
fractions there were base ball game
between Welsh and Iowa in which
Welsh was defeated, by score OF I to
6, and a potatoe race in which a num-
Der of small boys participated, to the
of the spectators.
Roy Davis, of the Morse Hardware
Co., ;. of this place, went to the Gulf on
the fourth, and it is said that he stop
ped at Lake Charles and flew around
with the girls there in great shape
and leaned up to them as close as a
sick kitten would to a warm brick.
Roy, YOU are too utterly too.
Prof w. b. Gregory, Of Tulane
and J. I. Toddiken are
here from New Orleans and are MAX
ing extensive testes of our irrigation
svstom for the United States depart
ment of Agriculture. The testing
station is on Fl. E. NELSON'S place
known as the Bower place. The rain
fall for the week ending July LIST, was
II inches, evaporation I inches.
The Young Peoples Society Chris
tian Endeavor held their regular
monthly business meeting at the church
on last Wednesday. After the regular
routine of business the following Of
ticers were elected for the ensuing
term: President, James WEIGH; Vice
President, Beeler Moore; Recording
Secretary, Sylvia Yantis: Treasurer,
George Lawson.
J. c.. Maui inf,,rmeS Us chat he has
pulled the slx-inch pipe below the
cracked place in the Terry well and
will replace same with four and a
half inch pipe, after which he will re-
sumo pumping. He says the we'll has
not been damaged in the least, and
that ID will produce the same quantity
and quality as before the breakdown.
This is encouraging news for the
owners of the we'll il Michigan.
J. c. Maui, received q letter last
week from his son Gorge, who has
been visiting relatives and old school
mates at Parkersburg. w. Va, for
seyeraI weeks. in which he stated that
he would leave on July 4th for Bal
timore. Md. where he will attend the
meeting OF the Christian Eldeavor
now in session in that
citv. George was selactad "a q dele
gate from Welsh 90 attend the conven-
ton. After the convention he will
return to Parkersburg and continue
his visit for an indefinite time, TO the
regret OF his many friends at Welsh.
Decentralization up az my place II
miles Northwest OF Welsh, black
and white bearer, weight about 30
pounds, marked crop and over bit in
right and split left ear. Owner can