The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-07-18

VlSltlIlS feldliPeS anu dltclulIlR camp
Meeting at Lake Arthur.
Ed. Martin Of the firm of Martin |
Bros. & Co., of Lake Charles and Welsh,
came over from Lake Charles for a
short business visit Saturday. Mr..
Martin leaves within short time for
New York and other eastern markets
tolay in a big supply of fall and winter
goods for their two big stores located
in Lake Charles and this city,
CHARCOAL; Big rice
sack full for 75c. Welsh
Bakery & Grocery. 7tf
Messrs. S. B. Culver and W. R. Ken.
nedy of the Oil Refinery were business
passengers to Lake Charles Monday.
John Doescher of Lake Charles, re.
presenting the Emerson Birmingham
Implement Company, successors to the
GeiSer Manufacturing Co. was trans.
acting business in Welsh Wednesday.
A large number of the people of this
city spent Sunday in Lake Arthur, at.
tending the Holiness Camp Meeting
then in progress.
LOST:-A gold stone breach July 4th.
Finder please leave same at the Bank,
and receive reward.
Attorney A. L. Geodeau Of Lake
Charles and Jennings was in Welsh
Wednesday looking after1egal business
Miss l. M. Switzer of Seattle, Wash.
ington, arrived in Welsh on No. 10
Wednesday for an extended visit at the
home of her brother, C. r. Switzer.
Jas. Wilson was transacting business
in Lake Charles Monday.
Mrs. D. M. Babin and children went
to Crowley Wednesday for short visit
with friends.
What is Davidson doing!
| Mrs. H. D. Bdldock and daughter!
Marguerite and Nellie and sons Robert
and George of Knoxville. Tenn, art
visiting the families of C. N. Huckle
berry and Jas. and D. C. Bottorff
| Mrs. Baldock is sister of Mrs. Huckle
berry and the Bottorff brothers.
Golden Sheaf Flour just
} received r1odeI Grocery
Mrs. M. T. Bradford and little daugh
ter, Viola who have been visiting
; friends and relatives in Ba on Roug
for the past two weeks returne
Wednesday afternoon.
J.R. Louviere went to Hayes Wei
nesday afternoon where he expects I
. do some painting.
Miss Lillian Carroll, who had bee
spending a couple of weeks visiting
. the home or her friend, Miss Bird
0 Stewart of Pollock, La. arrived hon
e Friday morning, having enjoyed
J. delightful visit.
S. Goldsmith went to Jasper, Texa
q Sunday for short visit with h
:. family. He expects to return to Wel'
: next week, and will be accompanied
his family, who will reside in the A.
Bourgeois property north OF the dept
: Leon Pitre and family went to Je
! nings Wednesday for a visit wi
q relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Turner and faml
= of Montana. arrived here Wednesd
. for an extended visit at the home
their brother-in.law, Mr.. T. B. Mon
! and family.
{ Ben Freeman of Jennings was tral
) acting business in Welsh Monday.
{ The largest delegation OF Rice Plal
= ers and business men who ever We
, from Welsh to any Rice ASSOCIATE
z meeting went from here Tuesd
( morning, to Beaumont, to attend
) annual meeting of the Southern X
, Growers Association Among thu
Z going were: Messrs. F. AJArceneai
s Phil Coyerdale, Robert Todd, Wal
J Todd, S. o. Scoggins, G. M. Shoemak
z III. S. Carr, j. R. Cline, j. t. Re
Z Jimmie Watkins. A. 7. Jones. E.
s Barnette, Yves Pitre, George Lawre
> Ira Peloquin, Chas, Rider, John Cal
z hell, John McDavitt, John T. Boil
6 e. H. Boiling, Roy Elliott, A, R McH
) ney, r. M. Gray, VIM. Loyeite, John
= Narrens, A. r. Miller, ChaS. F. Je'
= cNf Winchell r. M. Harris, A.