The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1914-05-22

Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Kiplinger O. 81
| Cloud. Florida. who have been yisjtin,
| IN the home OF their brother. Nh. I {
hlpllnger for about ten days, left Tues
day evening for an extended visit +,
their old home in and around Lima
ONO. While they have lived man,
years in their far southern home ann
are happy in the location yet occasion
ally they love to return for a short
visit away back in the north am0no
their friends in other days.
NeVeral or the pumping plants began
operations this week watering the rice
neIdS. While a good part OF the rice
crop mas not yet been planted, vet some
OF the crop is up and growing off nicety
ana Is now beginning to need the water
Mrs. M. B. VanNeSs was the guest OF
friends IN Lake Charles Monday.
Fresh pork and beef all the time and
prompt dellyery.-Ring City Market.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. j. Mallet who have
been guests OF relatives and friends in
Welsh lett Sunday for their home at
JoneSville, La.
Mr.. w, c. Peters, manager of the
Cumberland Telephone Co. of JENNINGS
was business visitor in Welsh Monday
Ring Willard Klmball at City Market
Tor Boiled ham, Bologna Sausage,
Pork Sausage WINES Sausage, Pressed
nam and Breakfast Bacon.
Mr. Jesse Hutchins of Lake Charles
was the guest of relatives and friends
In this city, the latter part of last
week.
Mr.. P. H. Coyerdale transacted bust.
ness in Jennings Monday,
Miss Mary Warner, former trained
nurse of Alexandria, who has been in
the telegraph office for the past two
weeks, getting on to the office work,
lett Tuesday morning for Sulphur,
where she has accepted a position as
operator for the S. P. r. r.
: Mr.. j. ALT. Martin was a business
visitor IN Lake Charles Tuesday.
Try us for an order of sliced boiled
nam or breakfast bacon. We deliver at
any time. CITY Meat Market.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Walden of
Eureka. California, arrived here Satur.
day afternoon for an indefinite visit
with her sister Mrs. A. D. Patterson,
and other relatives of Welsh.
Mrs. W. W. Kimball and little daugh.
ter Laura May went to Jennings We'd.
neSday morning for visit with her
sister, Mrs. Clarphy Pitre.
Mr.. Fred Doan transacted business
in Jennings Wednesday.
Special Saturday only, s3,4 pound
bucket of pure lard Society Market,
Miss Maggie and Master Robert
Montague are the guests of their sis.
ter Mrs. j. A, Verret of this city, this
week,
Mrs. E. NJ. Gallup who has been
spending several weeks the guest of
relatives and friends IN St. Louis,
Chicago, and Southbend, Ind, returned
to Welsh Sunday.
Mr.. Ben Freeman of Jennings was a
Welsh business visitor Wednesday,
Just received, a new
line of shapes and trim
also fancy work.
Call at Ladies' Bazaar.
Mrs. j. R, Louviere and little son
Ralph of Lake Charles who have been
the guests of relatives and friends in
Welsh for several days, returned home
Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. H. w. LAM of Lake Charles was
/ business visitor in Welsh Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. John Leblanc and child.
zen OF Iowa were guests of friends in
Welsh Wednesday.
Mrs. A. Robin had as her guest,
Mrs. Arthur Thee and little daughter
II BrouSsardville, La. Wednesday.
Mr.. H. A, Davidson was a business
TiSitor to Jennings Wednesday.
Special Saturday only, 6 3.4 pound
bucket of pure lard 90c-City Market.
Mr.. Sam Turner of Houston, Texas,
vas tranSacting business in Welsh
Wednesday.