The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-02-28

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| the guest of his son, DR.. w. L. Stewart,
of this city.
Miss Loretta Strobe, who is making
her home with her sister, in Lake
Charles was the guest of her sister,
Miss Katie Strobe OF this locality the
latter part Of last week, returning
to her home Monday.
FOR SALE-..One big boned tw 8 year
old Jack, gentle and well broke Took
first premium at Calca sieu.Lousiana
Fair this fall. Good life, good style
and sure. For particulars address or
inquire Of A. J. Findley. Iowa. La. 3ltf
F. A. ArCeneaux, who was a member
of the old Calcasieu Police Jury from
Ward z and is now member of the
Jefferson Davis Police Jury from Ward
Seven went to Lake Charles Sunday
afternoon to attend d meeting of a
committee of the four Police Juries,
which was held Monday to determine
upon the proper disposition of the
convict camp equipment. DR.: John H.
Cooper, President of the Jefferson
Davis Police Jury went over OH No. S
Monday mo ming on the same mission.
| Jos. Villen is prepared to shoe your
horses, the right way, AZ
Do you want good fresh young
mich COW? We have several. Inquire
at the Journal Office.
Dempsy Cole and T. s. Langley, two
of the prominent citizens of Ward Five
were tranSacting business in Welsh
I Monday.
Walter Todd went to Lake Charles
Tuesday to watch the working of a new
kind of gas tractor. which was in opera
ton about seven miles south OF the
e city. So we'll pleased was he with the
working of the machine in all kinds Of
1 soil conditions that he purchased the
). same, and brought it back to his farm
e west of town Wednesday. Mr.. Todd
says he will be able to do the work o.
five men and twenty mules with this
tractor. on not to exceed three gallons
of gasolene per day.
E. M. Plumb, one Of the prominen
~ truck growers OF Woodlawn wa
transacting business in Welsh Wednes
day.
"Wo have just received from Smith
q Music Store, Lake Charles, La, a cop.
g of the latest Ragtime Hit just from tn
Press. Any order mailed to the above
address will be promptly filled. Rag
IL time Jim-A Ragtime Oddly by A
'e Fred Phillips. Mall your order today
u Is cents postpaid"
u SEEDS-SEEDS-SEEDs
IS Garden and field of al
p. kinds, at Welsh Baker,
l. & Grocery, Soft
Jos, Villien has just installed Clan
in Wonder Disc Sharpener, that wi
~ sharpen whole section of discs a
no one time without removing them frol
the axle shaft. This will enable plan
ers to have their discs Sharrened in les
'g time than it usually takes to take tn
TX discs off the shaft, and do it better tina
III it could be done in the old way. Nj
CT Villien has also secured a competel
es horse sheer for his shop. 37.42
u, After several unsuccessful attempt
"a In New Orleans, we have finally secure
u in St. Louis, a supply of those Ion
~ narrow linen finish envelopes that yo
have been inquiring for.-Journal Boo
ed Store.
IS. Dave Thomas, one of the prominel
IS planters of Roanoke, was busine!
KS visitor in Welsh Wednesday morning.
LIE. Robinson and D. r. Read wei
N. in Lake Charles, Tuesday making a
" assessment map, of the proposed ne
enlarged school district that was SUI
IN. gested in the mass meeting held la
& week. They will have their repo
lis ready within few days, when it W
err be presented to the citizens upon call
the chairman of last weeks meeting.
off LOST Somewhere on road from n
en- place to Welsh, a Child's coat. Find
please notify j. W. ROBINSON.
ed Take your horses to Jos. Villier
sit when you want them shod. AZ
STRAYED OR STOLEN;-From II
Iii. barn in Iowa, on the evening of Feb.16
he one dark roam horse pony branded q
of on lower part of hind thigh. Tail al
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