The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-08-01


ing. She reports splendid time while
away.
| have a few sacks of
damaged feed that | will
sell cheap. Just the stuff
for your hogs. Peck's
Feed Store. u-zt
S. Goldsmith, the new proprietor of
the Signal Clothing Store, started Mon.
day evening for New York and other
eastern markets to lay in a supply of
goods for the Signal and Smiths stores
OF this city. He expects to be gone
several weeks or a month.
Attorney j. j. Robira of Jennings
was professional caller in Welsh
Wednesday.
Csc Base Ball Mits and Gloves-just
what you boys have been wanting, at
the Journal Book Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wade E. Plauche re-.
turned Friday from four weeks trip
in the east. Mrs. Plauche and baby
spent their time in Mobile with her
people, while MIR. Plauche's business
took him on to Pittsburg, Cape May,
Washinnton and other eastern cities
and watering places. Mr.. Plauche
intimated that the Atlatic City board
walk was some place.
Mrs. D, R. Read and daughter Marga'
ret were guests of Iowa friends Fri
day.
Mrs. Godfrey and little son Wilfred,
returned Friday night from Texas
where they had been spending several
weeks visiting friends and relatives.
| F. E. Hubert was business visitor
in New Orleans few days last week.
E. E. Mcmillan, of the firm of A. Nc
MILAN & Sons of Roanoke, was tran
sacting business in Lake Charlie!
Friday.
Golden Sheaf Flour just
received-rlodeI Grocery
A. L. Simmons and wife of Logan
County, Kentucky, who had beef
> spending couple of weeks Starte'
for their home this week. Mr.
Simmons has been visiting T. B. Nc
MILAN and other sons of the blue gras
state since coming here, and expresse
himself as highly pleased with tn
opportunities here offered. He int
mated to the Journal Representative
that it was more than probable that h
would locate here in the near future.
Complete selection of Sheet Music
the Plezol-15c per copy. With eac
copy purchased we give another free.
Messrs. L. E. Robinson and W. I
Gabbert were Monday evening busine:
' passengers to Lake Charles.
C. C. Tourney, one of the prosperor
planters of this locality returned Mo
day from Sunset, where he had bee
spending short time on business al
pleasure.
Butter Paper-a new supply just +
\ ceived at the Journal Book Store.
Miss Maggie Montague and n
little brother returned to their hon
in Cossinade Monday on No, 10, aft
having spent several DAYS here visitir
at the home of their sister, Mrs. A
Verrett.
Chas. v. Moore who recently sold t
Plezol Ice Cream Parlor to Asa Benz
went to Texas Sunday afternoon
spend a short time looking over pre-
~ meets there. However those who ha
: talked with Charley recently are of t
opinion that he is pretty much in t
notion of opening up moving pictu
show in Welsh rather than going
1T Texas.
FOR SALE:-A fine sgentle drivi
- horse, and buggy. Inquire of So
Ringgold. Su
{ AT. Jones started Friday for Fe
( Stockton, Texas, being called there
! a message announcing the serio
, illness of his father, Mr.. L. H. Jon
Z whom we regret to have to amour
( died Saturday evening, few hot
y after his sons arrival. His death "
, due indirectly at least to severe bl'
Z which he received on the head sht
( time since in falling from a wage
: The remains will be taken to McPh
, son. Kansas, the old Jones home,
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