The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-01-18

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Scholarships. We have sch0l al
ships in several of the best business
colleges in the United States, whicl
we can sell for less than you can ge
them at the school. Apply at th,
Journal Office.
Possesses wonderful medicinal pOwe
over the human body, removing al
disorders from your system, is wha,
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea will
do. Makes you we'll, keeps you well
b cents, Tea or Tablets. Coopea
Drug 90.
Howard WEIGH came over from
Houston Sunday to visit his home
and friends in this city; he stayed un.
til Tuesday evening. MIR. Welch is q
genial young man and his many
friends gladly welcome him back as a
visitor.
Rev. H. M, Grain left "Wednesday
for New Orleans where he is to offici.
ate at the marriage of Mr.. Don Russ,
q prominent young electrician, TO
Miss Clara Breeding, q we'll known
and popular young lady Of that city.
The wedding takes place Thursday.
Mr.. Grain will return Saturday.
The Ladies Guild lof the Presby.
terrain church will give q supper and
social at the bank building Tuesday
evening, Jan. 22nd. The menu will
consist of oysters, pickles, celery,
coffee, ice cream and cake. Watch
for the posters. Supper served from
$50 o'clock on. Everybody cordially
invited.
Messrs c. A. Ssxoy and J. S. De.
Wolff went to Kinder last Thursday
and purchased the fine saddle horse
and roadster that DR.. Oden brought
from Opelousas q year or so ago.
This is as fine a specimen of horse
flesh as can be found in this country.
1t will pay horse owners to see this
horse before breeding their mares.
Rev. A. B. WEIGH has bought the
Bower property first door east of the
Congregational church and will re.
move with his family from the p. W.
Daniels place in the near future. Mr..
Lionel Bertrand who has for the past
year been living in the Bower proper.
ty has bought cottage and will move
it on some lots he has purchased.
The Lake Charles American reports
that Chief of Police Sparks, who is
also a Deputy Sheriff, went to sleep
while escorting q hand.cutfed prisoner
from Shreveport to Lake Charles Sat-
urday, and that said prisoner took
this opportunity to part company with
his captor. Too bad, our worthy OF.
ticer should have permitted Morpheus
to so overcome him.
Bert Longenbach and Thomas Cook
two prominent planters of Iowa, were
tranSacting business in Welsh Mon.
day. Mr.. Longenbach, who owns q
fine farm south of Iowa and has
farmed the same for several years
past, has recently sold out his stock
and moved back to MoweaQua, I'LL.
nois, where he expects to engage IN
the dairy business.
Miss Elda Yantis began teaching in
the Arceneaux district this week, TAX
ing the place of Miss Della Spaulding
who has recently resigned to take up
work in the Lake Charles Business
College. Miss Yantis is former
high school pupil Of Welsh and has
demonstrated her adaptability as
teacher in the school which she recent
ly completed west of town.
@. L. David, rice grader for the
Peoples Independent Mill, came over
from Crowley Monday. He and Mr..
Russell went over to Rice Tuesday
and graded out 1000 sacks OF rice
which Mr.. Russell bought recently for
the Peoples Independent Mill from
Geo. W. Yantis. There seems to be
slight strengthening of the market on
Japan rices.
A number of friends and young PEG.
pie were delightfully."- entertained at
the Robinson home Monday night.
Progression dominoes interspersed
with music, vocal and instrumental,
aad supplemented with popcorn and
apples were the chief features OF the
evening. Everyone had an enjoyable
time as they always do, who enjoy the
hospitality of Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson,