The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-03-21

A. r. McBurney returned Friday,
from four weeks trip and visit with
his father in California He reports
having had most enjoyable trip, but
| asserts that California. with all her
famed advantages does not present the
opportunities for man who has his
living to make, that Louisiana does.
Jos Malloy of Lake Charles was q
business visitor in Welsh Tuesday.
Misses Mabel Shoemaker and RoSalee
Prentice were guests of Miss Ola
Bowers of Jennings Thursday.
Judge A. V. Peloquin, of Ward Nine,
was transacting business in Welsh
Wednesday. He reports planters in his
section of the parish well advanced
with their work, and that if the
weather continues propitious, many
planters will begin seeding the latter
part Of this week or the first of next. {.
Sidney Langley, of Fenton, was trans
acting business in Welsh, Wednesday.
Police Juror, Yves Pitre, of Ward
Nine was business visitor in this city
Wednesday.
Mrs. S. E. Carroll, who had been in
New Orleans with her mother, Mrs.
Boucher, who recently underwent an
operation in the Presbyterian Hospital,
returned to.her home here the first of
the week.
Roy Barbee was transacting business
in Crowley Tuesday.
The Worlds Fair is past, but the
Worlds Fair Tooth Picks are still the
most popular brand of tooth picks
made. A new supply just received at
the Journal Book Store.
; Young man, if you are contemplating
F! entering business college let us talk
=! with you about scholarship. We cat
| furnish you scholarship in either Of
] several of the leading business colleges
] in Louisiana and Texas. at a consider
!; able reduction from what they will
|! cost you at the school. Call on Of
/! write us about the .matter, The Rics
I Belt Journal. Welsh, La:
(! After several unsuccessful attempt
| in New Orleans, we have finally secures
] in st. Louis, supply of those lon!
] narrow linen finish envelopes that vol
= have been inquiring for.-Journal Bool
- Store.
y Misses Helen, Marian and France
y Funk, who are attending the Welsl
3 city schools spent Saturday and Sunda,
q at the home of their parents, Mr.. an
q Mrs. L. L. Funk of Iowa.
q Gordon Lake, assistant cashier, of tn
a Welsh branch of the Calcasleu Trust
y Savings Bank, returned Monday morn
y ing from short visit with friends i
" Lake Charles.
y Mr.. and Mrs. D. R. Read and littl
b daughter, Margaret, were guests {
80 friends in Iowa, Sunday.
81 CHI. Findley, of Iowa was tranSac
q ing business in Welsh Saturday.
Ay Miss Lorena Bourgeois went t
"A Eunice, La, Monday morning to tax
r. temporary charge of the telephone e,
- change there, The company is install
~ ing new and enlarged exchange, al
u require the services of an experience
I'D operator to take charge of the work.
" Mrs. M. E. Morse and daughter, Mi
SD Muriel, of Jennings were the guests
q friends in this city Saturday afternoe
q and Sunday.
AY Messrs. A. T. Jones, Geo. W. CoSne
a w. E. Taught, L. G. Lewis and A.
"a McBurney went to Houston, Texa
"a Sunday to attend a meeting Mond'
y morning of the stockholders OF copp
U mining company that was financed to
sd considerable extent sometime ago
q Welsh capital. This company is han
r. ling the Copper mining propositl
x proposed by iMr. M. j. Sullivan he
y about year ago,
" Yellow Yam Sweet Potatoes'..f1r
u class condition...for sale by A. REV
% Welsh. La. 41-2tT