The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1914-03-27
An Interesting Continued
Story of Local Happenings
In and about Welsh Touch.
ing Personal Mention. ..,..

L. G. Lewis returned Monday after.
noon from a few days business in
Vinton and Edgerly.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. W. Lee left the first
of the week for Mulberry, Illinois,
where they expect to spend an indefn-
tie time with friends and relatives.
MeSSrs. Duke and John Hinchee
started Saturday evening for
Kentucky, in answer to telegram stat
ing the serious illness of their mother,
of that city.
We have all the new magazines.
Drop in and give us your trade. The
journal Book Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cole of Jennings
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. |
Lee of this city, Monday.
Miss Sylvia Yantis of Lake Charles,
was the guest OF her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. YantiS Sunday.
F. C. Bertrand Plant Chief of the
Telephone Co. of Jennings attended
business in Welsh Monday.
Mrs. Callie Books was the guest Of
friends in Jennings Saturday.
Mrs. Lillian MierS of Jennings was
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Jas. vii.
son of this city. Sunday and Monday.
FOR RENT-A five room residence
on North Polk Street,. Inquire at Busy
Bee Restaurant. 42.tf
Hon.C.A. Mccoy one of the prominent
2 attorneys of Lake Charles wasa bust.
! ness visitor in Welsh Thursday.
Miss Lorena Bourgeois of Houston
Texas, VINO has been spending the past
: week the guest at the homes of cher
/ mother, Mrs. Adam Bourque and sister
Mrs. Jas. Wilson, returned Thursday
| evening.
Little Walter (Pat) McAfRry the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. McAffry has been
quite ill the past week with pneumonia
but at the present time is doing nicely.
r Miss Rosa Mccormick. trained nurse of
Lake Charles has charge of him.
/. Mrs. Delma Chaisson went to Lake
), Charles Saturday end accompanied her
/. little daughter home, who had been
operated on for appendicitis.
h Mrs. W. C. Cullumber of Crowley
p who has been the guest of her daugh'
e ter, Mrs. l.. r. Bdrbee for several
e days, returned home Saturday.
FOR SALE-A good stout gentle
a pony. Price $500; will take bankable
note.-Call at the Journal Office. It'll
in Mr.. R. F. Weichert has purchased
the farm of Mr.. Milton j. Sullivan
NJ situated about two and one.half mile!
;v north of town. MIR. Weichert expects
a to develop this farm along modern
q. farming ideas and after the close of tn,
~ school term here he will move hi
family out to the place. This farm i
considered one of the best in this com
~ munity. He has an excellent resldenc
D. and the land is very fayorably situate
~ so as to afford good drainage and i
well adapted to the cultivation of an,
he of the highland crops. Mr.. Sullivan
at has moved this week into the Fonteno
1g house in the southwest part of tow
~ and will in the future be engaged i
i, promoting the interest of the Blac
A Chief Copper Company of Dewey, Ar
IONA, of which he is vioe-president an
general manager.
r. M. Gray manager of the Souther
Mercantile Co. was a business Eisito
ID in Lake Charles Thursday.
Those new baby plates at the Journ,
ia. Book Store are just the thing for bah.
John Barnette has accepted a pos
ton in the Office of j. d. Adams & G
10 in Houston, manufactures of Ros
ON Building Machinery and Will leave t
ISL morrow to take up his new positio
He is connected with one of the large
nd concerns in the country having its hes
Nelofice and factories in 1ndianapoli
: indiana. Mr.. Barnette has been Wi
the Peck Feed Store here for some tin
EST and is young man of most excellel
lgs qualities. He is prominent in BOZ
church and social life and has lars
number of friends. We predict for hi
III a very prosperous life in his new pc.
tion and expect to see him make got
4 ia or,v work he NAV undertake.