The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-07-27


itor in Welsh Thursday.
Jim Watkins who has been stopping
with his brother near Roanoke left
Thursday for his old home in Florida.
found City Standard
bin der Irvine at O. cents
at Globe Warehouse CO. 8
Will Terry returned Thursday morn.
ing from his old home in Kentucky.
where he has been visiting for the past
three weeks.
The Welsh Meat Market carries a
full line of fresh crackers and cakes
including chocolate fingers, cocoanut
snaps, vanilla waters, Savoy and tea
cakes etc.
Rev. Chase and daughter. Corrinia
stopped in Welsh between trains Thu
rsday. They will 90 to New Orleans
Monday and leave by boat for New
York few days later.
J. L. .Byerly left Wednesday noon
for visit of several weeks IN the
north. He will 60 first to Columbus,
Ohio, later to Springfield, Illinois
aud other points within these states.
He expects to return about September
LIST.
FOR SALE OR TRADE:-A good four
rOOmed cottage in excellent repair.
two lots, good barn, well. ETC., located
in Iowa, Louisiana. Will sell or
trade same on land or for stock. En-
quire at Journal Office.
W. 7. McAtTrey, who has been
spending some weeks with his family,
at Aften. Indian Territory, returned
to Welsh Friday. He remained but a
few days looking after his business
interest here, then returned north for
the remainder of the summer.
1t has caused more laughs and dried
more tears, wiped away diseases and
driven away more fears than any 9TH
err medicine in the world. HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea. 80 cents, Tea
or Tablets. Cooper Drug Co.
Mrs. w. H. McManus, of Thorn
we'll, came up Saturday, and will
spend week or so with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Craig. Mr.. Me-
Manus went on to Neville, Texas,
to spend a similar period of time
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ.
McManus, of that place.
Roy Davis came over from Jen-
nings Saturday afternoon and re-
NAMED with his folks until Monday
evening, Roy contemplated going
North with his mother and sister, but
concluded it, would be wiser to stay
with his job than take so long va
cation.
Joseph Each, of Manchester, the
energetic president of the District
Christian Endeayor. and also presi-
dent of the Ward Sunday Schools
was in Welsh Sunday visiting the
Sunday Schools and Endeavor of the
town. He is an energetic Christian
worker, and is zealously looking after
the work in this district.
A collision occurred about midnigh
Monday, at the siding at Chloe, be
tween West extra and engine No. 81
50 was on the siding but was too long
to clear. The extra struck her few
cars in front of the caboose and de
rallied two cars. No one injured
No. was delayed about three hour!
and did not reach Welsh until day
light Tuesday morning.
While at Iowa Monday morning
we had the pleasure of viewing 1
field of corn in which the stalks stood
about ten feet high, most of then
bearing from one to three ears pei
stalk. The ears were we'll filled ant
the field looks as though it would
make yield of from forty to fit!
bushels per acre; and this is not 6
good year for corn either. This fielt
belongs to Mr.. L. L. Funk, Merchan
and Planter, and demonstrates agail
what can be done in this country, /
one but trys. Every farmer shoul'
raise at least few acres of corn II
tide him over the period LOT high feed
and also give his teams a change o
toad