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

George B., of Charleston, South Car
Dina, who have been here the past
three months visiting the family OF
the formers daughter, Mrs. w. P.
left Tuesday evening for an
extended visit to Los Angeles and
other Pacific coast cities.
The Journal acknowledges receipt
OF box of nice wedding cake from
Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Hutchins. The
editor intended taking slice OF it
home and sleeping on il, but the devil
discovered it during our temporary |
absence and as result we were COM
pelled to abandon our plan.
The following transfers in this sec
ton were recorded in Lake Charles
Friday: Cleorphy Longnion to Peter
J. Unkel, right of way 100 it in width
in NV or sec %, 10, 4, 81. Chas. J.
Strobe to Peter J. Unkel, right of way
in ne or sec Is, 10, 1, 81; John Strobe
to PeterJ. Unkel, right of way in NV
Or sec Is, 10, 4, 81.
A special from Rayne says: Miss
Mamie Breaux, was out burning trash
in the yard at her home, was seen and
heard by neighbors running and
screaming for help, her dress on fire,
where several persons caught her and
the flames were smothered out, all her
clothing was burnt and she sustained
several burns on her body.
When tired out 90 home. When
you want consolation, 60 home.
When you want to show others that
you have reformed, 60 home and let
your family get acquainted with the
fact. When you want to show your.
self at your best, go home and do the
act there. When you feel like being
extra liberal 60 home and practice or
your wife and children first.
Relative to the bankruptcy mattel
of A. f. Bell the trustees met in LAX
Charles last Friday and appointed
w. P. Russell permanent receiver
Clarphy Pitre, H. A. Davidson an
John G. Barry were appointed as ap
praisers and as soen as they get thei
commissions the stock of goods wi
: be appraised, and just what dispos
g ton will be made of it will then /
t decided by the creditors.
Il H. Wilcox, of Vinton, Iowa, arrive
= last week for visit of several day
Z to the family of his former schoo
: mate and friend, James Ellis. MI
Wilcox said that two weeks ago tt
u, thermometer at his home registere
y thirty-six below zero and that tt
|, ground was coverd with fifteen-inc
= snow.
Saturday Dayid Ulan, aged II, wa
shot and killed by his brother, Clo'
> bis, aged 13, two miles south OF Su
" phur this parish. The boys had the
re fathers gun and while the older be
If was trying to extract load, it WI
n discharged, David being killed il
S. stantly. The surviving brother is
Us grief stricken that it is feared h
9r mind is affected.
~ Rev. ]. w. LaGrone, pastor of Il
Central Methodist church in Crowle
was married Wednesday evening
I last week to Miss Sallie Toler, pc
! ular young lady of that city DR..
I W. Lively, presiding elder of this di
I trict, performed the ceremony. 7
4 groom is we'll known in Welsh, al
! his friends here heartily congratula
! him.
J At the Congregational church Su
} day night standing room was at
/ premium. DR.. Mente, the pastor, h
I promised to give non.church goi
I people spiritual feast and his pro
I Use was carried out to the letter.
/ took for his subject "Creation,'
/ Illustrating his discourse on a lar
! canvass by means of stereoptict
Z Songs were also illustrated. |
I Mente had mastered his subject a
I with the aid of the stereopticon me
I perceptible impression upon
audience. The church was crowded
it's utmost, every seat having been
I cupied. The doctor will continue
7 illustrate his sermons from time
Il time.