The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-09-28

Messrs. VIM. Bridges and Fl. r.
Pridgin went to Lake Charles on the
afternoon train Monday.
Try Studenbaker wagon once and
you will use no other. Welsh Car
riage and Implement Company.
A. Reve and son Ralph left Monday
night for several weeks visit with old
friends in Amboy, Illinois.
A fine line of new stationary just
received this week at the Journal office.
M. E. Morse and family returned
Thursday from their summer outing
at Sloan Springs.
Mrs. NJ. M. Crouch and children, Of
Jennings were the guests of Mrs. S. c.
Davis Sunday and Monday.
Mrs. Ben Freeman, of Jennings,
came over Wednesday to visit at the
home of Rev. and Mrs. Houck.
The highest price we have heard of
being paid for rice in this vicinity so
far is So. 70 for No. Honduras.
Bag trucks, Sewing Irvine, Lamp
black, Marking pots and Brushes at
the Morse Hardware Company.
Hon. H. E. Estorge, of Opelousas,
was in town Sunday feeling the po-
litical pulse of the democratic "oters.
Try a Studenbaker, the Oldest and
most reliable wagon on the market.
Welsh Carriage and Implement
Company.
Out of town pupils can obtain rooms
for light housekeeping, also shelter
for their team or pony at Mrs. Joseph
Ladd's.
S. Z. Crozet went to Iowa Saturday,
where he loaded out a car of rice for
the Jennings Mill, purchased from
Bert Wait.
Rev. Paul Leeds left Monday for
Bunkie to attend the meeting of Anti
Saloon League held there on the 18th
and 26th inst.
Pocket mirrors at FIVE, ten and fit
teen cents at the Journal Book Store.
Mrs. Paul Daniels, of Bell City and
her mother and sister, Mrs. Craig and
Miss Clara, of Jennings, were Welsh
visitors Saturday.
Nj. S. Gerson, recently of Phila
delphia, came oyer from Sulphur
Sunday to spend the day with his
brother, J. S. Gerson.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. M. Lawson re
turned last Thursday from three
months visit at Traer, Iowa and othe
parts of the North.
Mr.. Chavanne, one OF the hustlinI
real estate and insurance agents
Lake Charles was transacting bust
ness in Welsh Saturday. ..,-,...
A new line of children's lunch bash
cts at the Journal Office.
H. A. Welsh, of Houston, came owe
Thursday and will spend a couple
i. weeks with his parents, Mr.. and Mr.!
A. B, Welsh of this place.
The Southern Pacific have crew
men at Welsh this week putting in
new line of wires and installing tt
"block system" of signals.
e Joseph Guidroz, the jolly day OPP
, rator of the Southern Pacific, is Il
proud posessor of new boy, whic
arrived at his home Wednesday.
n Col. S. A. Knapp, of Lake Charlie
special agent in charge of the Bure'
of plant industry, was in Welsh la
. Friday looking over crop condition
A new line of children's lunch has
cts at the Journal office.
head of stock for sale; consist
of mules about IA years old, 2 cree
PONIES and 2 horses. Enquire OF
g B. Clark, II miles south OF Welsh.
An itenerant sign painter visit
Welsh the first of the week and d.
" Grated the business houses OF some
s our merchants with real attract
}" signs.
We have been asked to call spec
ne attention to all purchasers OF
IN books, to the fact that they should
r. mand a receipt upon paying for tn
book.
City Clerk, Samuel Blackford, v
D has been spending tbepast two mon
. In Mexico, New Mexico and Tex