The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-02-14

j. d. Winfield, manager of the Blacl
well Real Estate and Auto Co., of Blacl
we'll, Oklahoma, arrived in Welsh. Tue
day and spent sometime there lookin.
over opportunities offered in this sec
ton of the stated
Philip Miller of Jennings, was bust
ness visitor in Welsh, Tuesday, coming
to attend Ia Emeeting sof the Lacasine
Drainage District Board.
Cullen B. Johnson, of Jennings. who
IS secretary of the Lacasine Drainage
District was here Tuesday, attending a
meeting of that body,
Young man, if you are contemplating
entering business college let us talk
with you about scholarship. We eau
furnish you a scholarship in either of
several OF the leading business colleges
in Louisiana and Texas, at consider.
able reduction from what thew will
cost you at the school. Call on or
write us about the matter, The Rice
Belt Journal. Welsh, La:
Capt. C. A. Mccoy, Of Lake Charles
was business visitor here Tuesday.
Henry Block, manager of the Gull
Coast Mill of this city spent Sundny as
the guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs
Sol. Block of Lake Charles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Kimball and
Rennie Romero, were the guests OF
friends in Jenniug Sunday.
For Sale Cheap: One half dozen Of
young shoats, weighing from so to 60
pounds each. Call up 1913 or write j
F. Hoke, Roanoke, La. 33tf
Clerk of Police Jury, L. E. Robinson
was transacting business in the parish
seat Monday.
l.. E. LaCour, one of the prominent
business men of Lafayette, was the
guest of his brother. DR.. B. j. LaCour,
OF this city Sunday.
Dr.. and Mrs. W. L. Stewart returned
Saturday from few days visit in New
Orleans and in Mississippi, where they
went to visit relatives.
Get your Discs sharpened at Jos.
VillienS'S. ~
The Roy Carter Ice Cream Parlor
fixtures which were advertised, to be
sold at sheriff sale last Saturday were
Sold as advertised, Earl WEIGH being
the purchaser.
j. N. Mills, of Rice, one of the pioneer
citizens Of this section of the state. to.
gether with his wife were shopping in
Welsh Saturday.
0. c. Corbello, planter timberman
and merchant of Woodlawn, was trans.
acting business in Welsh Monday
morning.
A, j, FindleyS owner of the Findley
Warehouse and General Feed Dealer, of
Iowa Station, was the guest of his
daughter, Mrs, D. R. Read, Sunday.
TO RENT-Nicely furn-
lshed rooms. Inquire of
Mrs. II. A. Medley, north
Of depot. 35-3p
W. B. Gabbert was in the parish seat
Friday meeting with the parish school
board On matters connected with the
Welsh schools, of which he is local
director.
c. E. Carr started for New Orleans
Monday in order to consult the Hospi.
tai Physician in regard to the stomach
troubles for which he was treated
about year ago. and which has not
altogether disappeared.
Members of the parish school board,
Tim Todd from Ward Seven and Ozeman
Hebert, of Ward Eight were in Welsh
Friday, enroute for the parish seat,
where the board held their regular
monthly meeting.
FOR SALE lone big boned tWo.year
old Jack, gentle and well broke. Took
first premium at Observation-Disclosures
Fair this fall. Good life, good style
and sure. For particulars address or
inquire of A. j. Findley, Iowa, La. 31tf
W. B. Gabbert. went to New Orleans
Saturday evening to attend the annual
meeting of the Masonic Grand Lodge
which was in session there the greater
art Of this week..
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