The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-02-07

i S. 0. Scoggins was the guest OF
FRIENDS in Jennings over Sunday.
W. B. Gabbert was transacting busl.
ness in the Parish Seat of jefferson
Davis parish Monday.
H. W. LAM, came over from Lake
Charles Tuesday for short business
visit.
A few fancy Barred Rock chickens
for sale $1.OO to $25O-Mrs. H. L.
MeekS, Roanoke, La. 38p
Mrs, P. w. Kipiinger and little son,
Lester came over from Lake Charles
Tuesdayifor short visit at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Kiplinger OF this
city.
Mrs. Ed Morgan, who is trained
nurse left here Tuesday for Sunset,
going to care for her sister, who is
critically i'll.
Claud Barbee went to Orange Tues.
day to consult with the physician who
set his arm which was fractured while
working in a saw mill there about
two months ago.
TO RENT-NiceIy furn-
ished rooms. Inquire of
Mrs. II. A. Neeiey, north
of depot. 35-3p
Mrs. R. A. EstiS and baby arrived
here from Crowley Tuesday and joined
Mr.. EStfs who has Deen here for the
past few weeks having in charge a
mule salesyard for the firm of Cornett
& Hyde of Crowley. M. Estis has
leased house and will make his home
here in the future. Mrs EstiS was &C.
companied here by Miss Lassie Estes
who expects to make a short visit here
with friends and former school mates.
T. B. Compton one of the biggest
rice planters in the Roanoke district
was in Welsh Monday and evening, re.
naming to attend the regular monthly
meeting of the Masonic lodge, of which
he is an enthusiastic member.
Get your Discs sharpened at jos.
Villiens's. az
Mrs. Geo. w. Cooper, and her daugh.
ter, Miss Lizzie were the guests OF
friends in Lake Charles Wednesday.
MeSdames R. S. Greer and D. R. Read
were the guests of Mrs. Ora Bourne,
of Jennings Wednesday.
Ernest Langley, one of the prominent
planters of Elton, who, however lives
just across the line in Allen Parish
was transacting business in Welsh
Wednesday.
FOR SALE...One big bon ed tWo.year
old Jack, gentle and we'll broke. Took
first premium at Calcasieu.Louisiana
Fair this fall. Good life, good style
and sure. For particulars address OF
inquire of A. j. Findley, Iowa. La. Bit
Mr.. and Mrs. Alec Lawson, who have
been located at Lafayette since theil
return from the west, are spending the
week here the guests of the formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. M. Lawson.
| w. o. W. members are requested to
be present at the Woodmen Hall Feb.
IL. Your presence is needed.
Is. Gerson the energetic proprietor
of the Signal Clothing Store, was trans.
acting business in Lake Charles Wed.
nesday.
Mayors S. A. Suffer, of Jennings, was
a business visitor in Weisa Wednesday
Raymond Hebert, one of the influen.
tial citizens of WoodlaWn was transact.
ing business in Welsh Wednesday.
E. E. Kimball at The Bakery can
supply your wants in Garden Seeds in
Bulk also Field Seeds of any kind.34tf
Emery Lyons, one of the leading
citizens of the south part of the parish
was transacting business in Welsh
Tuesday.
Louis Purviance unloaded sixty
horsepower gasolene; or coal oil engine
here Wednesday. This machine is tC
be used for pumping a new well on
lands laying northwest of Mr.. PurvianCe
home, which he is opening UP this
season.
Mrs. j. M. Booze, OF Roanoke, WHIT
has been critically i'll for several day
is improving slightly at the presen
time.