The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-10-27

prayers and preselce. Let every ont
plan their work so as to attend al
macy of the services as possible dur
ing the ten days that Brother Paul vii
be with w. These services are fol-
your pers'rnal good. Come at hal
past seven and take part in the song
and praise service.
Mr.. Paul Billion left a week ago las
Tuesday on the noon train for Chen
eyville, where he went to accompany
his wife and two children, who have
been visiting with Mrs. Billions moth
er, at that place, for the past -four
months, back to their home here. Or
the return trip, while in the act OF
boarding the train at Lafayette, and
while carrying his little daughter in
one arm and q large valise with the
other, Mr.. Billion met with painful
accident by being struck by passing
baggage truck which resulted in ter.
ribly bruising his right knee. He was
assisted into coach and upon arriv-
ing at Welsh was unable to walk and
was taken home in buggy. He has
been under the care of Drs. Arcenaux
and LaTour and up to going to press,
he is unable to attend to business.
His many friends wish him a perma-
nent and speedy recovery. MIR. Billion
was enabled to avoid the fever infect
ed districts in going to and returning
from Cheneyville by travelling over
the Southern Pacific aud Texas & Pa
cifc railroads.
While doing the feeding at his sta.
BILE on one of L. NJ. Clark's farms
south of Welsh last sunday evening,
Mr.. Jas. A. WEIGH was kicked in the
right side, just obove the hip, by one
of his mules and the force of the blow
sent him crashing through window
of the stable. He did not realize that
he was so severely hurt and continued
doing up the evening work and then
went to the house and not being bic to
eat any supper, went up stairs to bed,
but in short time was compelled to
call to those below to come to his as
sistance. DR.. Arcenaux was sent for
and rendered medical aid. He has
been improving very slowly so far
and was suffering much pain Wednes-
day. 1t is hard to determine just how
severely MIR. Welch is hurt, but it is
hoped by his many friends that he may
be up and around again in a few days.
The members of the Eastern Star
lodge were agreeably surprised at
their Tuesday evening meeting by a
large number of cherry pies which
we're presented by Mr.. and Mrs. L. E.
The cherries used in these
pies were of this years crop and were
put up by Mrs. Robinson while in
Michigan this summer. There was pie
:or everybody and some left over.
Owing to the lateness of the rice
harvest which would keep some of its
from entering school on the
10Th of this month, the Welsh Normal
Business Institute will not commence
work until later. Further announce.
nent in future issue of the Journal.
Children teething often suffer from
Cholera Infantum, Diarrhoea, or some
orm of Bowel Complaint. DR.. SETH
ARNOLD'S BALSAM is the best remedy.
Warranted by Cooper Drug Co., Ltd.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Snyder, formerly
'esidents of Welsh, but who now re-
ide at Norton, Kansas, lost their
Youngest daughter on Oct. 20. She
vas drowned in a water tank.
LoST-Between Mayville and Welsh,
me large gold brooch, oval shape,
With basket woven hair center, (hair |
everal sbades), Beaded edging. Re
yard for return or information lead
ng to recovery of same.
f. J. Miller.
F. D. Calkins and Philip Miller
ook the train Monday night for
orange, Texas, where they went on
usiness. They returned on the noon
rain Wednesday.
The young people of the "Mercy and
Ielp" department of the Epworth
,eague, spent social hour at the