The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-04-21

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Axel Newman was a Welsh visitor
from Lake Charles between trains
Wednesday.
VIM. P. Russell was Lake Charles
visitor Tuesday evening and Wed
neSday morning.
E. G.. Willard and wife drove over
to Jennings Wednesday morning aad
returned the same evening.
Mrs. G. c. Carlisle, of Rayne, is
here visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. B. Lee. She will remain over
Sunday.
Raymond Ingle has gone to Kinder
to work. after spell of sickness of
two weeks duration, contracted at the
Jennings oil field.
Geo. Cooper and wife returned the
first part of the week to Welsh, after
spending week with relatives and
friends at Gueydan.
Terry we'll will start to pumping the
first OF the week. The rigging is now
being placed and as soon as finished
pumping will begin.
The Baptist Juniors will have for
their topic next Sunday, 1.-THE Faster
Story" Matt. 2S:5-6; Ethel Fruge,
leader. All are cordially invited to
be present.
A lecture will be delivered tonight
at the Baptist church by Mrs. Annie
Simmons and Mrs. Nellie O'Bierne at
s O'Clock. Children are especially in
yited to be present.
Rev. G. r. Calkins, father of Cash
Ter f. D. Calkins of the First Nation
al Bank OF Welsh, was quite feeble
for several days past, but is much
better as we 60 to press.
Regular services will be held at the
M. f. church next Sunday. Rev.
Taylor will talk on Missions" at the
morning service. Regular evening
service will be conducted.
A blaze was discovered in the kitch-
en- at the residence of VIM. Griffith in
the south part of town Saturday noon,
but was soon extinguished. Compar-
atively on damage was done.
Mrs. ]. V. Kelley, who was called
to Lafayette by the illness of her
mother, three weeks ago, returned to
Welsh Monday evening. Mrs. Kelley
mother is improving in health.
M. S. Bolinger, OF Bolinger, La,
was in Welsh Monday, attending a
meeting of the stocks holders of the
Welsh National Bank and winding
up the business of that institution.
Miss Margaret Bowel came over
from Ebenezer, near Crowley, ant
will spend two weeks. The school sh,
has in charge was dismissed for two
weeks on account of smallpox in tn,
vicinity.
Fred Johnson, pumper for the South
ern Pacific water tank at this place
and who has been very i'll with feve
for the past two weeks, is reported
quite low yet, but hope is yet enter
tanned for his recovery.
, Miss Anna Dudley returned to Jen
nings yesterday morning, after a visi
of three weeks with her cousin, Mis-
Katie Buckingham. Her visit wa
cut short by message stating he
mother was i'll.
An advertisement in a VIM parisl
paper has reunited two siSters-On
living at Ola, La, and one at Syria
cuse, N. Y.,-after forty years separa
ton.
Last week Engineer Frank Shut
started crew of Is men on survey
5 ing trip to run a line for branch 0
2 the Southern Pacific railroad frOr
! here to Leesville, ultimately to continu
to Natchitoche.
Mrs. H. E. Lewis and two littl
) daughters came over from Crowle
2 Friday to visit relatives. On Satul
day H. E. Lewis came over and the
all returned to Crowley on the morn
ing train Monday.
: j. V. Kelley, who left here severa
weeks ago, to work for the |. Cas-
Threshing Machine Co., in Arkansas
8 was promoted few days ago an
sent to Union City, Tenn. You can
y hold a good man down.
The Morse Hardware Co., has ha
their delivery wagon repainted an