The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-05-30
Mrs: W. L. Stewart and little daugh.
ter, Miss Marian were the guests Of
friends in Lake Charles Tuesday.

Mrs: w. L. Stewart and little daugh.
ter, Miss Marian were the guests of
friends in Lake Charles Tuesday.
Miss Mabel Gabbert of the class of
1912, of the Welsh High School. arrived
in Welsh the latter part of last week,
from Sylliman, where she had been at.
tending the Sylliman Institute during
the past school year.
After a serious illness of several
weeks duration, Col. Samuel BlaCkford
started the first of the week, for
MuScelaro, New Mexico, to spend the
summer at the home of his daughter
Mrs. Belle Blazer. Mrs. Blszer who
has been here several weeks caring for
her father accompanied him on his re.
turn to her home. Mr. Blackboard ex-
poets to remain away until late in the
fall, unless eXigencieS arise that re.
qulreS his earlier eturn.
Jesse Buckingham, manager of the
buckingham Garage was tranSacting
business in Jennings the first of the
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Peters of near Iowa,
were shopping in Welsh Saturday.
Mrs. Jas. Wilson and sister, Miss
Edna Bourgeois were the guests of
friends in Lake Charles Saturday.
c. E. Carr returned Saturday from
New Orleans after having spent few
days there under specialists care.
FOR SALE-A good riding and driv.
ing mare, heavy in foal Inquire at
this Office.
Will Fenton, one of the prominent
citizens from the north part of the
parish was business visitor in Welsh
saturday.
Misses Ruth McLeeS and Allie Thur.
man started Friday evening for their
homes in RuStin. La, after having
completed successful years work in the
Welsh city schools.
Messrs. Gordon Lake and Chas, LAM,
and Misses Cornelia Mcdonald and
Margaret Farley drove to Lake
Charles Saturday evening in Mr.
Lanz'S touring car.
Miss Dora Gibson spent several days
this week visiting at the home Of her
niece, Mrs. FurnisS in Fullerton, La.
All parties who failed to give in their
assessment to the Assessor when he
was here the first of the week will still
have the opportunity to give persona
statement Of their assessment, by call
ing on A. E. Lognion, at the City Gro
Gerry within the next three days, as thu
books for this ward hrye been left will
him by Mr.. L. L. Richard.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Robin compliments
two OF the departing teachers, Misse
Margaret Fairly and Cornelia Melon
aid very prettily, on the night OF thei
departure with an informal luncheon O
two courses. The guests were Mis-
Fairly, Miss Mcdonald, Mr.. Chas. Ian
and Dr.. Hobgood.
Reynolds Logan, graduate of tn
! Welsh High School class of 1912, VIII
has just completed successful year
teaching at Juanita, La. arrived i
] Welsh the latter part of last weel
I; and is spending a few days visitin
friends and former school mates.
/! Buckinghdms Garage is prepared
I sharpen your lawn mower on shol
! notice, and guarantee the work. SO
J Miss Carrie Neeley, of Lake Charlie
! was the guest Of her mother, Mrs. \
!! A. Neeley OF this city the latter part
! last week.
! Mrs. M. A. Neeley and her two son
Raw and Robert, started Sunday eve
+! ing for Apache, Arizona; where M
[ Neeley and his son, Curt are now
Gated Oil hoInesteads.
| Rock rlanetho Stock G
| is now organized and W
are ready to place STOCK
i1If interested see Wade t
48tf
]! j. K. Louviere. the well know
( painter, left the first of the week, t
| Crowley and other eastern point
] where he has contracts with t
! Louisiana State Rice Milling Compa
! for painting a number of smoke STAG
!! for their mills. He expects to be go
until the last of the week.
C. A. LaRue of Sulphur was the que
A of Welsh friends Sunday.
II P. W. Kiplinger of Lake Charles Cal
! over to spend Sunday with his paren
Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Kiplinger OF Il
place. Mrs. Kiplinger and little
Lester, had been here for several ola
previous to his coming.
II When in need of Painting, Pal
Hanging or Decorating let me flgl
on your work. ASHLEY MURPl
Welsh. La. 5ltI
A, Mcleod, of Lake Charles was