The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-12-06
Roanoke News

Newton went to Lake Charles Wednes.
day.
Miss Laura Ellis spen' Wednesd..
in Jennings visiting relatives ana
friends.
J. ". Grow Of Cleveland, Ohio
spent Monday here, the guest of n
w. Gum.
W. l.. Robinson and wife eft TuaS
day for TaImagr XIV. They will yisi,
RuSsel'yjllr and other towns in Ken
lucky brtorc returning.
Miss Carrie Nicely returned to her
home in Welsh Tuesday, after spend.
ing several days here yisitidg her
sister, Mrs. w. l.. Robinson.
W. Il. Fiber wenttO Welsh Tuesday,
Josiah Berry acted as POSTMASTER
while "COlonel" was avav.
Chas. +. Fiber ard wife. who have
been visiting at the nOme of Mr. and
Mrs. W. +. Fiber, for the past three
weeks, left for their home in Hamil.
ton, Ohio, Tuesday morning.
Tim Mcmillan left for his home in
Kentucky Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. VI. Booze and Miss
Harris spent Tuesday in Lake Charles
J. b. Moor returned to Roanoke
after spending several days at Lake
Arthur and Jennings,
Arthur Clark, rice grader for the
Jennings Rice Mill at Welsh, was
over here Monday grading lot of
rice for their mill
Mrs. J r. Tennally was shopping
in jennings Tuesday.
Miss Leila Meeks of Jennings, spent
the day here Wednesday visiting
friends.
5. o. ScOgg. IS has moved into his
new home in Welsh. We are sorry
to see Mr.. and Mrs. ScOggins leave
us, but congratulate Welsh with her
gain az our loss.
MesSrs +. E. Honning, J. Phillippi
and Jas. Click lett Wednesday MORN
ing for points IA Oklahoma and New
Mexico.
Miss Jessie Robinson, who came
home from Lafayette to spend Thanks
giving with her parents, returned
Sundar morning
w. Il. FoW II TIA. Sac'cd business
in Welsh Wednesday,
"1a.',e Gum and Cecil Walton
hauI'6 two loads Of cans to the syrup
mil ."s'.. Welsh Wednesday.
O-,:. suffer has purchased and is oc-
c"p' ..' ne house formerly occupied
b. s. = Scogaius.
H,orn.- Tlav'.n and TAILOR were
shopping in Jennings Wednesday.
ROh-rt Earri. wife AID children,
left FOR Nrcutville, Virginia Wednes-
day morning to visit Mr.. Harris
father. J II. Bowers accompanied
them is far rs. Jennings.
l.. G. Flower and family have moved
to Welsh. Mr.. Flower is employed
by the Lane, Bowler & Scoggins
deep well company, ana as most of
the cOmparv'S business is near Welsh,
Mr., Flower decided it would he better
for him to reside there. We greatly
miss them and regret that they have
moved from our midst.
MesSrs. o. Lane ard Elmer Bond
attended lodge in Welsh last Tuesday.
One of the most pheasant surprises
ever given in our town, occurred last
Sunday, when Mr.. and Mrs. r. A.
Berry and Mrs. Cliff Winchell pre-
pared a very fine dinner for their.
father md mother, Mr.. and Mrs.
Josiah Berry's ruby wedding. Sew.
era OF their friends had been invited
to dine with them, b1t it was not un.
Til the noon hour that Mr.. and Mrs.
Berry were aware of the fact that the
dinner was in honor of their ruby
wedding Those present were Mr..
and Mrs. Thos. Mcclure, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. w. Mepks, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Hammond, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
Il. Richart, Mrs. Eleanor Dean. Jno.
Richart and Miss Ena Hammond of
Jennings, Mrs. w. B. Gabbert and
son Ben, aud Mrs Sofronia Scoggins
and Chas. Shoemaker of Welsh, and
Mr. and Mrs. w r. Fiber, Mr.. and
Mrs. +. S. Gray, Mr.. ard Mrs. n p