The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-01-13

Attorney L. A. Goudeau of Lake {
Charles, was here on legal business {
Tuesday.
Pauline Fontenot was transact
ing business in the parish seat 4
Tuesday.
LOST:-A pair of GoIdl Framed {
Spectacles, in case bearing DR..
Keeps name. Finder please leave
at JOURNAL Office.
j. W, Cooper.
Clarence Radeke was a business
passenger to Lake Charles Wedne5-
day morning.
Miss Eldia Goodreau went to
Houston the first of the week.
where she will enter a business col
, lepe and prepare herself for higher
work in bookkeeping and account
S ing. !
Samuel Turner, formerly OF
G Welsh, but now located at Beau
t mont, was in Welsh Tuesday, inter.
viewing the implement dealers OF
e the city.
s Miss Emma Lawson, who had
l. been spending the past month VS.
ting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. K;
n NJ. Lawson of this city, returned
70 Tuesday to her work in Lake
V, Charles
m MrssC. E. Fuqua. who arrived
~ here some few weeks ago, was
called to her old home in Indiana
" the first of the week, on account
m Of the serious illness oil her mother
NJ family. tits her intention to re-
u, main there until some time IN th'
spring or summer, before returnln!
&C. to Welsh
S;t O. S. Morton, one of the pros
porous planters o. Roanoke, was
. business visitor in Welsh Tuesday
Messrs. J. w. Baker and W. N
e Fenton, prosperous citizens OF Eel
~. ton, were transacting business
Welsh Tuesday.
70 Nlessrs l.. Z Robinson and
G.. Willard went to Lake Charl
,te) Tuesday to attend the regular al
In nual meeting of the stockholders
49, the Calcasieu Trust and -SaVln
,dre Bank.
' th;s GR. Patterson was buslnt
visitor in the parish seat luesd'
Of DR.. and Mrs. B. J. LaCour
Of turned Tuesday morning lr'
'ao W. Plaucheville, where they had be
w. 70 since before the holidays, visit
home people and scenes.
ebert R. Gardiol, who has had cha
18th, of one of the big mills OF HouSt
r, re- tor the past two years, resigned
hin. position there the first OF the W
alton and is at home for a few days, v
with his family. Mr.. Gardlol
ad. open up . moving picture show
a Elton, within few days, hav
r Ii'h decided to quit the milling BUSH
d" a. , ,s"' for a time, at least. He had
uue s pected to start his show here
loli 1h Welsh, but was unable to secur
, ''o soa. building suitable for the busl'
9TH. Sidney Langley returned
n ex. Lake Charles Tuesday morl
weak where he had been for q day
a few two attending to business.
VIM. Epler, the we'll known
alton, vevor. came over from Lake Ch
seed Tuesday morning, for o few
IorRN. work here in Welsh.
; that Chas. Ryder is back again
v He Illinois, where he spent the
Ks lett days visiting friends and rela
Rice Architect Phillips, who dre'
'ong If plans for number OF the
!, as it brick buildings, recently erect
sacks Welsh, was transacting bu
d, har- here Tuesday morning.
he one WANTED:-An experienced
ne best farmer, owning his own stoc c
P could able to finance himself, can n
EST that exceptionally good opportun'
rider at get lease on about 900 acI
dly de- Cleared land that will raise t
Darfe'' sacks per acre, on an a.
Water adjoining land; l2'loe
he we'll two miles from station ana
}, was General farm land to smo'
Wednes. 200 acres; balance rice Iand
500 or 600 acres. Long
Itch at u houses on place. This Ia
be leased for $500 annual!
further information write or
le eldest A WINTERTON. Hol
Samuel Plantation, r. Ed. l, Me-