The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-06-21
Rice Bran at Jones rOs.

Winterton, of ll48 East 46th Street
Los Angeles, California, June 9th, al
: eleven pound boy.
For Ache or Pain
For Sprain or Bruise,
ROYALINE OIL
Is the thing to use.
Try it and YOU will use nothing else
| That's the way they all do. % cents
DC cents. For sale by Cooper Drug
Co., and Crescent Drug Store.
DR.. Gilman and wife and foul
children, of DentOnia, Miss, who
have been visiting at the Robinson
home for some time, returned to their
home Tuesday. This is DR.. Gillman's
first visit to this section of the country.
He expresses himself as greatly
pleased with the conditions here.
\ famous general once declared
there were two kinds of songs: One
kind was Nearer my God to Thee. =
and the other kind wasn't The same
with buggies: One kind is good and
the other kind isn't, We have the
good kind, with prices YOU can stand.
Come and see them.
Calcasieu Implement Co., Ltd.
\, c. Davis and wife and Younger
children5 started Tuesday for Norton,
Kansas, where they will spend several
weeks visiting friends and home scenes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis spent "a number
of years in Norton and will doubtless
enjoy the privilege of again visiting
their old home.
TyKEN UP-At my place in Iowa,
Louisiana, May %, 1907, one black
male hog, slit in each ear, about one
year old, weighs about 100 pounds.
Has been in this nelghborhood nearly
three months. Owner can have same
by paving all expenses of keeping hog
and for this advertisement
A. J. Findley,
Iowa, La.
w. 7. Hutcheson, wife and daughter.
Mary Stewart, returned last FRIDAY
from Mineral Wells, Texas. where
they had been for several weeks. They
report general Improvement in health
although ME-. Hutcheson S rheumatism
has not entirely forsaken him. They
expect to leave for Virginia within a
short time, where they will spend the
remainder of the summer.
For SALE:-Threshing outfit, con-
siSting of u IL horsepower portable
Garr-Scott engine, 32X52 Carr Scott
separator and q Parsons self feeder:
all in good condition. On easy terms:
or seven hundred and fifty dollars
cash or bankable paper will handle
the whole proposition. Inquire of
p. ]. Unkel,
Welsh, La.
Miss Wilma Lewis gave an inform
al reception at her home last Friday |
evening from until 6 O'Clock, in hon !
or Of Mrs. A. E. Bell, of Baton Rouge.
who is the guest of Mrs. Chas. Carr.
Light refreshments were served. Those
present were Mesdames A. +. Bell,
E. Carr, L. G. Lewis, VIM. Bridg-
IS, E. H. Boiling, J. ALT. Martin, J.
Cooper, S. w. Day and D. f.
Read Miss Lewis was assisted by
Ter sister, Miss Bert
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Miller left
Wednesday morning for Ruskin, La,
where Mrs. Miller will spend the sum-
ner. Mr.. Miller will remain there
'nlv until Monday, when he will 90 to
New Orleans, where he will open an
,tfice and handle both rough and clean
ice on commission. Welsh, or any
'ther community for that matter, can
II afford to lose man of Mr.. Mill
RS sterling worth and business abili-
Y, He is a native, to the manor
'orn, having been born and raised in
'alcasieu parish. He has been close
Y identified with the business interests
f Welsh for number of years past.
lie was one of the leading stockhold-
rs and promoters in the building of
1e Gulf Rice MILL of which he has
cen manager ever since it was built,
nd largely through his business sa-
acity and ability, it has come to
ank as one of the leading mills in the
outhwest. He also served the city
for two years past, as
ember of the board of alderman
nd would have been reelected had
remained in the city.