The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-11-30

Mrs. Hart arrived in Welsh from
Shelbyville, Illinois, Friday and vii
visit at the home of her son, f. G.
Hart. Mrs. Hart has made man,
friends here during previous visits
who will be glad to know she vii
spend the winter in Welsh.
take this method of announcing tC
my friends and neighbors of Welsh
and vicinity that | am agent for the
famous DR.. Blosser Catdrrah rene
dies. | invite all who are troubled
with catarrah to give this remedy a
trial. "A r. 2. Willard
Mrs. A. j. Webb and son, NJ. NJ
Webb, of Oak Grove, Mo-, arrived il
Welsh last week and are visitinh with
Mrs. Webb's daughter, Mrs. L. NJ
Harris. Mrs. Webb will spend the
winter here, but Mr.. Webb will &C
back in few days.
FOR SALE:-Twenty- seven head high
grade "u', Thoroughbred Devon stock
consisting Of Is head ) year old cows
| five year old bull, one and two year
old bulls for breeding purposes, /;
head one and two year old calves
Inquire Eduard Schartf, Welsh, La,
Miss Edna Spangle was called tc
her home at Goliad, Texas, on &C.
count of the serious illness Of hel
father. Miss Spangle had made many
friends and had a nice class ir
strlnged instruments, who regret heI
departure.
The Worlds Temperance Sunday
was duly observed in Welsh by a un
ion service OF the several churches
held in the Congregational church
The several ministers of the town par
ticipated in the services. The house
was filled to overlooking and many
could not get in.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Terry returned
Sunday evening from New Orleans
where they have been spending a por
ton of their honeymoon, and are now
most busily engaged in preparations
for housekeeping and home making il
one of the Lewis cottages on South
Adams street
TAKEN UP: Two strayhOgs, one SOW
red, about one year old, one ear spill
in three pieces, middle piece out, Othel
ear split once. One male hog about
same age black spotted, ear marked
same as SOW. Owner can have same
by proving property and paying costs
Enquire of Amadie Broussard, on,
mile south of Mayyille pumping plant
Mrs. Ketch and Mr.. and Mrs. AL
bert Cooper and family left Tuesday
for various points in the north. They
expect to visit in Oklahoma and In
dian Territory, Later going on to Ne
braska. Mrs. Ketch expects to bt
gone about two months, but Mr.. anC
Mrs. Cooper expect to remain.
Miss Mamie Jeter and her mother
both of Illinois, who have been spend
ing several weeks visiting at the home
of their brother and son, Chas. Jeter
left last Saturday for California
They report passing through two Sc
we're snow storms and arrived at theil
destination a half a day late.
WANTED:-Desirable renter. w,
have few desirable farms still t.
rent on reasonable terms, sure water
good drainage, school and church I'D
vanCages We have a nine m"ntt
school Applications must he made
at once. Apply to MayvilIe Cana
| COMPANY Ltd Jennings Louisiana
| or E i. Miller. Welsh, Louisiana. >
4 union Thanksgiving service Wa,
! held At the Presbyterian church ii
! l0:o'cl0ck. Rey. Mr.. Crane u' Me-
Orlean- , gave most excellent ad
dress, taking for his text: "B'"SseC
5 the nation whose god is the L.orc
and tie people he bath chosen 70" hi
own inheritance" While the churct
was well tIlpd, yet it seemed too bat
| that anyone should have missed hear
ing 50 able a speaker
Mrs. A. r. Miller sustained a pain
fui accident last Friday morning b,
falling the entire length of a fight 0
I stairs, 1t seems Mr.. Miller, VINO ha,
been visiting at various places il
| Ohio and Iowa returned on the earl!
| train Friday morning and Mrs. Mil
Ter bearing his rap started down with
out q light and lost her footing at tn
top Of the stairs. No bones wer
broken but one entire side was badl.
| bruised.
Simon GersOn, custodian Of tn
state house at Trenton, n. j., is il
the South visiting his brothers, som
of whom he has not seen for years
and three Of whom are prOsperou
merchants at Welsh and Sulphur
Next Sunday, Dec. ;, a family re
union will be held at the home Of J
S. Geroou Of Welsh. which will be at
tended by six of the seven liyini
brothers. Lake Charles Press.
DR.. and Mrs. J.. G. Lewis enter
tanned the Al pha Ava Club IN a mos
unique and enjoyable way at thei
home last Friday evening. "Ye maid
wore We Bingham aprons and We me
wore We bibs, and all brought Y
work. " The chief diversion of the CIV
ening being candy making accord NJ
to receipts written on cards and tie
with ribbons, by which partners wer
were found, Mr.. A. r. McBurney. il
his own way, entertained the club wit
several readings. AS with childre
at party, it grew late too soon am
near midnight the guests departed TO