The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1914-01-02
LOCAL
LACONICS

connected with. the nigh school here
returned to her home at Garyville
Wednesday after very delightful visit
with Miss Mcdonald and other friends
in Welsh,
Mr., Charles Lauz of Lake Charles
formerly connected with the Welsh
Carriage Implement Co., returned to
his home in Lake Charles Wednesday
after visit to friends in Welsh.
Mr.. H. W. LAM of Lake Charles was
a business visitor to Welsh Wednes.
day.
Hon. Clarphy Pitre, Deputy Clerk Of
the District Court at Jennings visited
friends in Welsh Sunday.
Mr.. j. M. Booze of Roanoke was in
Welsh Monday and participated in the
installation of officers Monday night at
the Masonic Hall.
The JOURNAL has scholarship in
the Tyler Commercial College of Tyler,
Texas. This scholarship is good for an
unlimited course of bookkeeping, short
hand or telegraphy. We will sell this
scholarship at bargain. Cali on us for
particulars.
Mrs. j. W. Lewis and little son ar.
rived Sunday for an extended visit to
her brother DR.. W. L. Stewart. Mrs.
Lewis lives in Curiteba, Brazil,
where her husband is general manager
OF the Southern Brazil Lumber Co.
Mrs. Lewis brought with her very
interesting collection of Brazilian pro.
ducts. In the collection were found
beautiful case made Of rare Embou
wood, containing some coffee beans,
the cocoa bean, some nutmegs and also
a collection of rare Tomoline bugs
which she says petrify after death
and are valuable for the heads of ladies
fine stick pins. The collection includes
also case Of rare butterflies, con-
Sisting of not less than seventy.tive
different varieties of colors and sizes.
Get our Catalogue of Fruit Trees
enningS Nursery, Jennings, La. 2S.tf
Rev. j. W. Mount, pastor of the
Baptist Church at Vinton filled the
pulpit at the BartiSt church Sunday
morning and evening.
Mr.. H. A. LaCour, who is attend.
ing school in the State University at
Baton Rouge is visiting his brother
DR.. B. j. LaCour.
What is Davidson doing?
Hon. j. O. Modisette, one of the
prominent attorneys of Jennings was
professional visitor to Welsh WedneS.
day.
The man stirring around on the
street Monday with about the biggest
smile was DR.. w. L. Stewart. The
particular cause of the big smile was
the arrival in his home Sunday of a
fine young daughter.
WANTED: A few good dairy cows.
Write or apply to j. F. Grosh, Welsh,
La. tt
w. B. Gabbert was business visitor
to Lafayette last Friday.
FOR SALE...One pair of good young
mules. Enquire at Welsh Livery
Stable. 33.tf
The entertainment given by the
young Catholic ladies on New Years
Eve was a delightful affair to those
present and the young ladies realized a
nice little sum to be placed to the
credit of the causes fostered by them.
Miss Mcdowell, primary teacher in
the high school returned Sunday to
resume her work in the school aftera
pleasant visit at her home at RuSton
during the holidays.
Miss Duncan, one of the high school
teachers, returned Sunday after few
days visit to friends in Pollock.
W hat is Davidson doing?
Mr.. Samuel Morthland and family
left Saturday for their old home at
Decatur, Illinois. After short stay
there with friends they will move to
Stowell, Texas, where they will make
their future home. This community
loses one of its best citizens in Mr..
Morthland and we regret that he has
made I'D his mind to move to another
section. He has large circle of friends
in this community who join in wishing
him the very largest measure of sue.
cess in his new home.
Mrs. P. w. Kiplinger and little son
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