The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-07-06
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Daniels.
Mr.. Holsinger of Lake Charles was
looking after business for the J. |.
Case people at Welsh Thursday.
+. G. Arceneaux who went to Hot
Springs, Arkansas, for his health a
few weeks ago, returned Saturday
much improved in his physical con-
dition.
Miss Hattie Regan, of Clarence,
Mississippi, is a guest at the home of
A. Il. Miller this week. Miss Reagan
was a class-mate with Miss Alice Mil
Ter at the MERIDIAN Female Seminary
last winter.
Mr.. Dennis, formerly meat cutter
for the Welsh Meat Market, but who
has been running a \pump for Mr..
Shartf for some time past, went to
Crowley Saturday tosspend the Fourth
with his family.
FOR SALE OR TRADE:-A good four
roOmed cottage in excellent repair.
two lots, good barn, we'll. etc, located
in Iowa, Louisiana. Will sell or
trade same on land or for stock. En-
quire at Journal office.
n. B, Truth, St. Paul June 81 08.-
I've lived so long, I remember we'll
when the Misslppi was a brook. My
good health and long life came by
! taking HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea. 81 cents. Cooper Drug Co.
Dulva Benoit, of the firm of BenOit
Bros. moved to Millerville, Louisiana
last week, where he will take charge
of his father-in-law s store. MIR. Ben
oft is hustling young business mar
and his departure will be a loss tC
our town.
About two hundred of the people
of Welsh celebrated in Lake Lharle!
Wednesday while probably as man!
more went to Lake Arthur. Quite ;
number from Welsh went to the Gul
on +bo cnoo;ol ovnrnc;op nprnrno6 n,
the Epworth League of Lake Charles
1t has caused more laughs and drieC
more tears, wiped away diseases AM
driven away more fears than any 9th
err medicine in the world. HOllister
Rocky Mountain Tea. % cents, Te;
or Tablets. Cooper Drug Co.
J. B. Culver foreman of the Ri
Bravo Refinery returned Friday frOr
three weeks visit in Missouri
While away he witnessed the marriag
OF sou and a daughter. Mr.. Cul
yer reports crops in the north to be il
fine condition. and that the prospect
! for an immense fruit crop was neve
better.
STRAYED:-From my place, two an
One-half miles east Of Roanoke, on
| dark brown male mule. weight lOC
pounds, five years old, thick name
knot on inside of right frontIeg betwee
, knee and ankle. $500 will be pal
I for return of same. J. w, Welch,
Roanoke, La.
: J. f. Parsons, Welsh's huStlin
=, machine man. who has been with tt
Moline PlOw Company for sometin
past, has resigned his position wit
them and accepted q position as ira
cling salesmanfor theAdvance Thres
err Company with a run from Crowlt
q to Houston.
Mrs. D. D. Hymel and her neic
> Miss Edna ArceneauX, of St. Jam
:. parish, and her grand daughter, Mi
Minerva TalgOust, of st. John
parish. are the guests of Mrs. Hymel
+ daughter, Mrs. Paul Billion. Th
arrived Friday of last week and W
spend some time visiting friends
% Welsh.
Rev. Paul Leeds, of Kinder, W
preach at the Congregational churc
both morning and evening Sunda
l. July 9Th. Arrangements have be-
n made whereby Rev. Leeds will occul
J. the Congregational pulpit every sc
ond and fourth Sunday for the ne
N three months.
'e The holder of the coupon beari
j. the number 1l21 is the winner OF t
% china set given away atDanlel's stol
IF this number is not brought in wit