The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-01-13
Rice Bran and Polish at
Jones Bros.

Jones Bros.
Doc. Witherwax, one OF the lead
ing citizens of WoodIawn, and his
brother, who is visiting him from
Arkansas, were transactlng busl-
ness in Welsh Saturday.
For Sale or Rent, at a bargain
the west half of section sixteen
located just north of Iowa. FOR
futher particulars apply to John
Leblanc, Iowa, La.
Messrs. Chas. and Ed. Martin OF
Lake Charles, we're guests OF Welsh
friends Sunday.
Two or three extra good fresh
cows for sale, inquire at the
Journal Office.
A band of Gypsy horse traders
were in town the first of the week.
giving some of our people q chance
to trade in haste and repent at
leisure.
The "Never Break" dolls for sale
, at the Journal Book Store, are as
near indistructable as human IN
genuity can make q doll.
A. H. F. Cools, the we'll knoWI
, druggist, formerly in charge OF th'
) Crescent Drug Store, of this CITY
! returned Sunday morning iron
: Vinton, where he had been hlIIn
( prescriptions for J. J. ReBourg.
? SALESMAN WANTED to loo
, after our interest in Ctalcasleu an
, ad jaceut parishes. Seary or con con
> mission. Address Thy Harvey y
r Co., Cleveland, Ohio.
x Jas. Bowen arrived here "edne
4 day from Texas. for a short VIE
X with his family.
< A. B. Clark was transactlng bus
. ness in Jennings Wednesday.
= Pony, buggy and harness
e sale-Ihis pony is absolute safe
e women or Children to handle
<. suitable rig for Children wishing
- drive in to school.
- Apply, Chas. Daut
Welsh,
~ Mrs. John Ewing Of Lake Char
g was the guest of her parents JUG
G and Mrs J. r. Roblcheaux, OF I
& city, the first Of the week.
4 Rev. David Harrison, pastor
x the (negro) Methodist church ,11
x this city, went.to Jennings Wen'
= dav, where he is attempting
g found a Methodist church.
g Strayed: From the W. B. Cab
@ plantation, about December l.
& one black muley yearllng he'ter
x Gently branded LA on the right
x Suitable reward for lnforma
X leading to her recovery.
@ D. r. Rea
q T. B. Mcmillan, who has Tar
g rice in this section of the pa
e for several years, started Wee
< day evening for Enid, Oklah
K where he and W. G. Wilson, al
x er we'll known planter of this
y ton, have decided to take mp
Q er lines of work. Mr. Wilson
g poets to start the last of the
& having been detained here q
, x DAYS on business matters.
, XI S. A. Winterton. of Newe
x La, whose advertisement OF
y rice has been running in the j
S g Al, for some time, informs us
}, e his rice is being taken rapidly
!. & now has less than 1900 sack
y, x of the Saxon Improved SEED
x Rice planters cannot go Wrt
z they plant from this seed
. all averaged over twenty
@ to the acre, and was raised
& vested and stored with tn
,,AH aim in view, of securing tn
WV seed that money and care
produce. We would sugge'
teach parties desiring this seed, or
day to once, as the stock is rapid
district creasing, Price $3.50 per
until further notice.
ats at Frank Peabody, one of tt
known citizens of Jennings,
ov.r business visitor in Welsh
a short day.
r., and Rice Bran and Pol
Jones Bros.
Sale at Samuel Morthland, the
nd one. son Of Capt. and Mrs.
Call at Morthland, went to New
(, Welsh, Tuesday to take the exa'
preparatory to entering til
- low. States Navy.