The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-01-20

OCalcu IuoV Hoi'h Va y
further particulars apply to John
Leblanc, Iowa, La.
Walker Purviance, who has been {
the guest of his son, Louis Purvl- I
ance, of this place, for the past y
three months, and his son Ed., VINO
has been down here for about SIX
weeks, started Monday evening tor {
their home in Missouri. Both these
gentlemen are greatly pleased with
this section Of country and eSpe-
c;allv with our climate, which IS
quite different from the Missouri
brand at this time of the year.
Rice Bran and Polish at
Jones Bros.
John Boiling, who has been spend
inc several months in Texas re-
turned to Welsh Sunday morning
He told us to change his paper
back to Welsh, as he would be at
home for the present, at least
: Miss Lily Hathaway and Miss
: Nolin of Kinder, we're the guests OF
Miss Hathaway's sister, Mrs. Dr
} Stewart, of this city, Saturday ana
, Sunday.
} Henry Meirs of Jennings, was
( the guest of his wife'slmother, Mrs
: Alice Burke, Monday.
( S. A. Winterton of NewelIton,
Z La. whose advertisement OF seed
, rice has been running in the JoURN'
y Al for some time, informs us tha'
= his rice is being taken rapidly y. IT,
x now has less than 1900 sacks le'
= of the Saxon Improved Seed Rce
x Rice planters cannot 60 wrong
. thew plant from this Seed as
e all averaged over twenty sack
e to the acre, and was raised hal
* vested and stored with the on
x aim in view, OF securing the be;
Y seed that money and care cou
y produce. We would suggest tn
@ parties desiring this seed, order
9 once, as the stock is rapidly q
* creasing. Price $3.50 per BARR
x until further notice.
x Il T. Doan, Welsh's ice ma
- was q business visitor to La
y Charles Monday morning.
y ]. L. Byerly was a business VI;
q or to Lake Charles Monday.
- Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. V. Moor
q rived Friday night from ASH
q mont, Texas, where they were III
q ed in marriage on the 10th inst.
x P. W. Daniels came over fl
= = Jennings Monday to look alter
x selling of several lots OF rice
y farmers in this section.
$ z Rice Bran and Polish
X Jones Bros.
= X John Narans, one OF our
s = known planters, living east OF Il
e started Saturday evening tor
q souri,, where he goes to meet
x wife, who has been visiting fri
K and relatives in the old home
sc " o.,;,v tor the past six weeks.
a, x Mr.. and Mrs. s. W. Ford ar
W y here Sunday from their hom
g Massachusetts, for an extended
g it with their daughter, Nlrs.
e Lantz.
A P.J. Unkel went to Lake Ct
r. x Monday morning, having bee,
~ x pnnaed to serve on the grand
Sc y which is being organized oh's
q Papering and Painting.
Sc q class work guaranteed.
e Mr.. W. IL. Gregory, 'oi
15e q Nashville, Tennessee surplus
r. 4 daughter, Mrs. W: +: Ane
~ dropping in ION the familg
4Oc nounced early Thursday I'M
q for q few weeks visit.
~o' G P. w. Daniels, the represe'
o of this district for the SO
&c q Rice Growers Association
K town Friday, and we und'
Sc x sold severailots Of rice to mi
Y and in New Orleans.
:. y Mr.. Motley, oneof the we'll
90 e rice buyers Of Lake Charles
Sc q Welsh looking after rice tn
q part of last week.
DC 1 Highest Cash Triee Paid
A. r. Ar
30 x Mrs, J. F. Tubbs return
X day from Houston. Texas
Sc q she had been spending a +
. q visiting friends. while there
Xxx q tended the play, Ben Hur,
I Il drawing large and apprec''
~ dance.
XXI Orrin Sinderson came on
x Jennings Friday evening to-