The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-01-17

"o"iS 10 dn attorney or we'll
hlioWn ability, and will doubtless handle
with fidelity any cases that the people
vi this parish may see fit to commit to
his charge.
Eli Lyons of Iowa was transactinp
business in Welsh Wednesday.
Fresh Fish and Oysters
thursday and Friday at
Ilodel Grocery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Arceneaux are the
proud parents of a fine baby bow that
arrived at their home the first of the
week. The new member of the family
Will be known in the family circle, as
James Edward.
Phlllp Miller, former citizen of this
city, but for some years located in
Jennings, was transacting business in
Welsh Wednesday. Mr.. Miller, saws
that, his little son, who was so badly
burned by having mis- clothing catch
IRE from some fire works. he was
setting off during the holidays, is rapid
ly improving. Mr.. Miller himself sus.
tanned some very painful burns about
the hands in extinguishing the fire, but
is practically recovered at this time.
E. E. Kimball at The Bakery can
supply your wants in Garden Seeds in
Bulk also Field Seeds of any kind. 34tf
DR.. W. L. Stewart was professional
visitor in Jennings Saturday.
John Leblanc, of Iowa was among
the prominent out of town visitors in
Welsh Wednesday.
Chds. Cline, Of the firm of Cline Bros.
lawyers and abstractors, of Lake
Charles was transacting business in
Welsh Wednesday afternoon,
Any one having books
belonging to. A. B. Hall
will kindly return same
or call up Phone 90 and
he will call for them. 50 4p
Peter Liechty, one of the prominent
young planters of the Fenton locality,
who recently accepted a position with
the Layne & Bowler Co., for the winter
was in Welsh on business matters the
first Of the week.
Mrs. Oscar YantiS and Miss Sylvia
Yantis started Tuesday for Baton
Rouge as delegates from the PreSby.
terrain Church to attend the ALTO
gether Convention being held in that
city, by the combined Presbyterian
churches of Louisiana.
M. L., Prentice, who recently went
from here to Oberlin, and is now en-
gagged in the feed business there, spent
Tuesday in Welsh visiting friends.
For Sale Cheap: One half dozen oil
young shoats, weighing from 50 to &C
bounds each. Call up 1913 or write j.
F. Hoke, Roanoke, La. 33tf.
Dr. Esther Baker, a doctor of denies
try who has practiced for the past q
years and Miss Smith, of Quincy, Hi
noiS, who have been spending severa
weeks as guests at the home of the
Doctors brother, j. W. Baker, of this
locality, started on their return TRIP
Tuesday: They are going by way Of
New Orleans. expecting to spend few
days visiting the Crescent City, and en-
Toying the Madri Gras festivities.
E. C. Willard made a business trip tt
the parish seat of Calcasieu Tues
day morning.
DR.. Paul GUILTY, one of Louisiana
prominent veternaries was over from
Lake Charles on matters of business
Tuesday.
Fresh Rice Bran $4,000
per ton, or SI.5o per sack.
Fresh Rice Polish $4,000
per ton. or $2.25 per sack.
Louisiana State Rice Mill
ing CO.
F. A. Arceneaux, member of the
Police Jury from the Seventh Ward was
in Welsh Monday morning, going from
here to Jennings to attend the special
meeting of that body, which was held
the first c. the week.
L. E. Robinson, Clerk Of the Jefferson
Davic police .Iury was in Jennings