The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-09-21
LOCAL NEWS CONTINUED.

Just received fresh car load of
flower $l.l5 per sack at Daniels.
HI. j. Schenck, commission mer-
chant of New Orleans, was in Welsh
Wednesday looking up business. He
wanted to contract for one hundred !
tons of rice straw to be delivered in
New Orleans this fall,
We will have fresh car of U. S.
Patent flour to arrive the first, at
Daniels.
j. D. Cruthers, of Lafayette, who
has been working for E. NJ. Clark dur
ing the summer, returned Tuesday to |
take up his work in the Industrial
Institute at Lafayette. Mr.. Cruthers
is nephew of Jesse Prudham.
Just received a car of the Celebrated |
Studebaker wagons. Call and see
US before buying. Welsh Carriage
and Implement Company.
Governor VIM. D. Jelks of Ala
bama, has issued a call of welcome ito
all Alabamians residing in various
parts of the world, to return to their
native state for the "Home Coming
Week." October u to 20 inclusive.
Try Studenbaker, the Oldest and |
most reliable wagon on the market. |
Welsh Carriage and Implement Com.
pany.
Rev. A. B. Welsh left last Wednes-
day for Abeline, Texas, to attend the
Presbyterian Synod, be being dele
gate from the Houston Presbytery. |
He returned Thursday of this week
and reports an enthusiastic meeting.
Mr.. M. S. Bolinger and family, of
Bolinger, Louisiana, are visiting at
the home of A. E. Parsons this week.
Mr.. Bolinger is interested in the lum-
Der business and is looking for a
suitable opening in this part of the
state.
Fine line of tooth brush
es. prices sc, l0c and 25c,
at the Journal Book
Store.
w. H. McMannuS, assistant mana
ger of the Southwestern canal, who
has been visiting his father-in-law.
Mr.. Craig, the past few days, returned
to the plant Wednesday morning.
Mrs. McMannus still remains in Welsh
with her people.
Just received a oar of The Celebra-
ted Studebaker wagons. Call and
see US before buying. Welsh Carriage
and Implement Company.
Special Excursion train will be run
Sunday, September % to Abbeyille
and return. Leave Iowa 7:43 a. M:
Welsh sos a. M; Roanoke SIS a. m
Round trip rate 81 from each place.
Train leaves Abbeville same day at
1880 p. m.
The old S. p. House is being treated
to a new coat of paint and will be re-
paired and put in tirst-claSS shape, to
be occupied as Il boarding house by
Mr. and Mrs. j. G. Kiplinger They
will take possession about the first of
the coming month.
Mr.. Sonnier had the misfortune to
have one of his fine gray horses over
come with heat Wednesday, while be-
ing driven by negro to a load Of
rice. Although DR.. r. NJ. Gray ex-
erted himself to the utmost to save the {
animal. it died within few hours. +
Mr.. W. II. Hutcheson, Superinten-
dent of the Jennings Rice Milling I
Company, of this place, returned with I
his family Friday night from six
weeks visit at his home in the Old Do I
minion state. He reports an excellent {
trip and that old Virginia still looks
good to him.
VIM. Buchanan, of Brownsburg, p
Virginia, arrived in Welsh Friday il
evening with his uncle, w. T. Hutchi- O
son and family, and will spend the {
winter here attending the Welsh City II
School. He is cousin of Miss Mary ii
one the former teachers.
here. .,
VIM. Jennings Bryan will visit New .
Orleans September "a. For the above VI
occasion the Southern Pacific will sell "
'ound trip tickets for one fare plus q
Is cents. Date of sale Sept. %, %, IL
Ind trains arriving in New Orleans v