The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-06-27

L. P. Manning, realestate agent O
hIce, was transacting business il
Welsh Saturday.
Rev. j. A. Carruth came over from
Lake Charles Saturday morning to at
tend the funeral of Mr.. Chas. Kennedy
Robert Garlic; who has been serious
~ Ill for some time was taken to New
Orleans and placed in hospital there
by his brother:in.laW, Rev, 4. r. Car
ruth, Saturday.
DR.. W. L. Stewart went to New Or.
leans Saturday evening, accompanying
Mr.. Spencer OF near ThornWell, and
Mrs. A. L. Harris of this locality. both
OF whom are compelled to enter the
Hospital for treatment. The Doctor re.
turned Monday, reporting his patients
as getting through their Journey
alright,
We are glad to note that Mrs. Click,
who was seriously injured about six
weeks ago, by being thrown from
wagon, is making splendid improve.
ment. DR.. Cooper who is treating her
carried out a,pair of crutches the latter
part OF last week and stated that al.
though her limb was broken in two
places it is so far recovered as to EN-.
able her to get about little on her
crutcheS.
For Dry Stove Wood,
SI.05 per rank, Phone 100
E. E. Wyatt.
Mr.. A. Reeve and daughter, Miss
Elsie, started for the north Wednesday,
expecting to be gone several weeks.
Mr.. Reeve will stop in Chicago, while
MISS Elsie will 60 on to Detroit for a
couple OF months visit with her uncle.
S. E. Carroll, Council Commander of
the Woodmen of the World. went to
Lake Charles Monday in his official
capacity to visit Mr.. R. E. Medus, a
former resident OF Welsh and member
of the Lodge here. Mr.. Medus, who
has been ailing for several months re.
turned from Marlin Springs, Texas,
couple of weeks ago, the doctors there
told him they were unable to do any.
thing for him. The Lake Charles
physicians hold out but little if any
hope OF recovery saying that the end is
merely matter OF short time,
Robt. Stockton was in Lake Charles
Sunday visiting his old friend, Mr.. r. E.
Medus, who is critically ill at the home
of his wifes sister, Mrs. Singleton.
Dan Leveque, who completed the
registration OF voters in this parish
last fall, after the new law went into
effect that relieved the appointees of
the Governor from that duty, was
hands with Welsh friends Sat.
urday.
FOR SALE-A good riding and driv.
ng mare, heavy in foal. Inquire at
this Office.
0. S. Dolby, one of the well known
lake Charles realeState man was trans.
acting business with G. E. Carr, the
hustler OF this city, Monday.
W..R. Davis, formerly editor of the
Jennings Herald, but now represent.
ng the States of New Orleans was
ooking after business for that paper
lere the latter part of lastlweek. and
he first of this.
DR.. j. H. Hobgood left Sunday morn.
ng for Torris, La, near which place he
vas married on Wednesday the 25th, to
Miss We're Lee Coyle, the charming
laughter of Mr. and Mrs. w. T. Coyle.
The occasion was most delightful
lffair, and was attended by a large
number of friends, who wished the
'oung couple long and happy life on
he sea OF matrimony. Mr.. and Mrs.
dobgood are expected to be at home in
Welsh the first of the month.
Miss Bell Welty of Lake Charles, who
has been taking the nurses training at
he Presbyterian Hospital of New Or.
cans, for several months past stopped
If here for a few days visit at the
lone Of the DoanS. while enroute to
Ter home.
Call up E. E. Wyatt,
Phone Too for Dry Stove
Wood. at $I.05 per rank.