The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-01-25
Baker Barb Wire, goes further and
lasts longer, at the Morse H'd'w Co

Baker Barb Wire, goes further and
lasts longer, at the Morse H'd'w Co
That's the mouse the Doctor built,
The biggest house you see;
Thank goodness he don't get our
money,
For we take HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea, Cooper Drug Co.
Charles Beeler, who has charge of
the Welsh Oil and Land Development
Oompany's work at the field, left on
No. 10 Saturday for his old home in
Kentucky. He expects to be gone I'M
til about the second of next month.
We venture the guess that Mr.. Beeler
will have to buy tickets for two when
he returns.
wANTED:-Desirable renter. We
havea few desirable farms still to
rent on reasonable terms, sure water,
good drainage, school and church ad-
vantageS. We have o nine month
school. Applications must be made
at once. Apply to Mayville Canal
COMPANY Ltd, Jennings Louisiana.
The popularity OF January ice
cream was demonstrated Tuesday
night at the oyster and ice cream sup.
per given by the Ladies Guild of the
Presbyterian church. They not only
sold sll the cream which they had
prepared, but made and sold several
freezers full besides. The success OF the
social was only limited by the size
Of the dining room which was crowded
to its utmost capacity for several
hours.
TAKEN UP:--December oath, one
square built iron gray mare, black
name and tail, about 5 or years old,
small slip out of tip Of right ear, wire
; mark on right front foot, weighs
about $50 or 900 pounds, broke to
work. Owner can have ssme by PROV
ing property and paying costs. En-
E quire Of D. e. Corbello. four miles
, north Of Rice, La, in the Crosse lille
r Timber. jan 1885,
Mrs. II. c. Butler who, with her lit
0 tie son Doris has been spending the
s winter here with her husband H. c.
e. Butler manager of the Central City
q Oil Company, left for her home in
Jackson, Michigan, Wednesday noon.
Mrs. Butler expresses herself as de.
lighted with this country. She has
= made many warm friends among the
- ladies OF Welsh who regret that her
home duties necessitates her return to
9 the North.
Messrs ]. y and Lee Campbell and
sisters Mary and Anna of, Virginia
are guests at the Hutcheson home this
' week. ]. P. Campbell farmed Mr..
Hutcheson's Edgerly farm last year,
and was so we'll pleased with the re.
=. suit that he prevailed upon his broth.
er and sisters to come here from Vir'
ginia. They will move onto Mr.
Hutcheson's new farm north of towr
within few days, where they will b.
& at home for the coming year.
: Mrs. DeShong and her son W. D
=. DeShong and grandson Master Dor
land of Kansas City are the guests o
Mrs. DeShong's neice Mrs. DR.. L. G
is Lewis of this city. They arrived her
m last Thursday and will remain in tn
<. South for month or six weeks
They are greatly delighted with th
" mild climate here, which is all tn
more noticeable as Kansas City wa
p experiencing blizzard when they lei
e there ten days ago.
n Quite change is being wrought 4
ct the appearance of the old Labit lum
10 Der yard corner this week. Mr.. Labi
who was oyer from Crowley the frs
is of the week disposed of the sheds an
is buildings, which are now being re
;. moved. c. A. Austin purchased tn
" sheds and barns and is tearing thel
8. them down and taking them out to hi
r. farm. The Office building will b
moved upon the vacant lot betwee
y. the Journal Office and the old ban
" building. Now Is good time for Il
'' town of Welsh to take measures for Q,
20 curing the block upon which thes
10 buildings have stood, and convertin
the same into city park.
9, Around the fireside at the home (
"a Mr.. and Mrs. Chss. Field of this eli
., are gathered just now happy famil'
~ Mr.. Fields mother of Princeton, Ill
liz nois, and his sister Mrs. 81. A. Sh,