The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-02-02
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unfinished. Inquire at Racket Store.
Save your money, Get in line.
Send your girl Valentine.
Bought at the Journal Book Store.
The Stereoptican sermon given by
DR.. Mente at the Congregational
church was attended by full house.
Mrs. Hackworth recently purchased
Of c. A. Saxby, a fine building plot
in the south part of Welsh, and will
make it her home.
The Masonic Lodge held a special
meeting Monday night and conferred
the E. A. degree upon MIR. VIM. B.
Gabbert, of Roanoke.
H. NJ. West is again in the feed
business at the old stand. Feed OF all
kinds on hand at all times. Will
sellcheap for cash.
H. f. Heald and his brother who is
visiting the family from Massachu-
sets spent Monday at the Sulphur
Mines viewing the sights.
Miss Edna Nj. Houck will give music
lessons (piano or organ) for 80 cents
per lesson. For further notice call at
the Methodist parsonage. tt
Mrs. A. A. Suffer and children,s OF
south of town, returned from Jen.
nings Tuesday where they have been
visiting for several days.
Mrs. VIM. Marthie, OF Crowley,
who has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred Martin, left Wednesday for q
visit with friends in Jennings.
The Armstrong Machine and Well
works Co. Ltd, during the past week
announced the sale OF four ]. |. Case
Skid outfits for pumping plants.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. Mosher, OF Jen-
nings came over Sunday evening TO
visit Mr.. and Mrs. John Miller. Mrs.
Mosher will remain for several days.
Mr.. Hutcheson returned from Lake
Charles Sunday morning. Mr.. Hutch
eson had been serving his country
on the Grand Jury during the past
week.
We are willing to work for you one
year on credit. but we kick on work
ing over that time. Look on the little
yellow label and see if it is time for
US to kick.
We have left a few hundred sacks
Of the very best Honduras and Japan
seed rice that can be obtained in this
section of the country. Jennings Rice
Milling Co.
Mesdames W. w. WEIGH and Sam
uel Kinder, Of Lake Charles returned
home Wednesday evening after spend
ing a pleasant day visiting the family
of DR.. Arceneaux.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Miller returned
from Lake Charles Sunday morning.
Mr.. Miller has been spending the
week in our parish capital, serving
on the grand jury.
E. L. Hallock, travelling agent fol-
the Beaumont Enterprise, was a cal
Ter at our Office last Friday. Mr.
Hallock represents one of the great
est papers of the South.
Dulva Benoit, of Millerville, Jun
ior member of the new firm of Benoit
Brothers, is moving into Henry Fon-
tenot's house on the corner of Elm
Street and Russell Avenue.
G. w. Patterson, a prominent rio
farmer sonth of town, is building
two-story addition to his house. Thi
is the second improvement Mr.. Patter
son has made on his property With
year.
Lake Charles now claims a popu
lation according to the last census c
1872 1893 of which 1926 is uburban, br
gain theirlively -hoodin Lake Cha rles
Good for the Lake, long may sh
flourish.
E. H. Boiling is moving from th
old Knot property where he has bee
living for some time, into the hand
some cottage which he recently pul
I chased from Howard Labit in tn
3 south part of town.
, HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea
=, simply liquid electricity. 1t goes
every part of your body, bringin
. new blood, strength and new vigo
II malyac yo,, we'll and keens Won vel