The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-09-05

the rich rice lands and the result has
been attracting the attention Of immi.
grants. Mr.. Carr, the real estate man,
tells us that plans are on foot for a
good colony of the best farmers of the
Northwest to be located in this section
before very long. This work of de.
velopment is encouraging.
The harvesting of rice is now getting
under good Roadway in this section
and the rice growers are generally well
pleased with the prospects. The crop
is said to be good and the prospect for
good price is also good. The mills
are now open and the country during
the next few months will experience a
general prosperous time
WHAT'S Davidson doing?
MIR. Wilbur Spencer living near
Thornwell, who has been taking treat
ment in Lake Charles returned Tues
day morning.
Miss Alma Fontenot of Jennings was
the guest of Welsh friends the latter
/ part of last week.
| FOR SALE:-Two good mares, gentle
to work double or single. Inquire OF
Jim West, Welsh, La. 7tfc,
Mrs. Will Robinson and children,
who have been spending the greater
, part of the summer visiting friends
and relatives in Kentucky, returned
to Welsh last Friday evening.
Miss lone Robinson returned home
last Saturday from pleasant visit to
friends in Washington, Louisiana.
The new home of Prof. AyleSWorth
1, has been about completed and he will
move into it within a few days, before
the opening OF school.
When in need of Painting, Paper
Hanging or Decorating let me figure
on your work.-ASHLEY MURPHY,
Welsh, La. 5tf
> Hon. L. H. Moss, one of the promi
Il nent attorneys of Lake Charles, was
2 transacting legal business in Welsh
n Monday,
a Mrs. E. M. Stewart left Saturday fol
It a visit to her parents in Baton Rouge
Deputy Sheriff Isaac Fontenot o.
Jennings, was transacting business il
0. Welsh Tuesday.
N Fresh Rice Bran $I7.5e
per ton; Polish $4,000 pei
= ton. second hand Rough
, Rice Sacks at &C each. =
I at Gulf Coast Mill,
, The work on the public square ha
) added much to the appearance OF tn
< town.
Miss Mary Slessinger of Marksvill'
{ La. arrived here Sunday for visit q
Z the home of her uncle and aunt, nj
p and Mrs. S. Goldsmith, of this city.
& FOR SALE-A few pens of India
q Runner Ducks....G. B. Evans, Jenning
q La. tic
q Miss Adele Durio of Arnauldville, L
D arrived here Saturday for visit at Il
4 home of her sister, Mrs. A. Robin
\ this city.
4 DR.. j. H. Hobgood, and little son
= Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Carroll, Kennel
z went to Lake Charles Saturday evenll
Y to meet Mrs. Hobgood; who has be-
e spending two weeks visiting frien
% and relatives in TorriS and Bat
y Rouge.
n Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Martin acco
4 panied by DR.. and Mrs. ,Hobgood a
\ Miss Adele Durio motored to Jennln
y Monday evening.
h FOUND:-About two weeks ago
x pair of new trousers on the road sou
z of Welsh. Owner can have same
z proving property and paying for t
= ad. Inquire at this Office. Az
q Miss Bonnibel Doan, who has be
q visiting her parents: Mr.. and Mrs.
d Doan, for the past two weeks return
n Wednesday to New Orleans TO en-
the Presbyterian Hospital to take
< her work as trained nurse.
Mrs. Eva Mott requests use to
.s+ nounce that she will be ready to t
/. I'D her music class again on .Septem
! Sth.
I Rev. DR.. Paul Leeds of Kinder,
g.