The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1914-01-23
Mrs. ChaS. Ryder was the guest 'os
friends in Lake Charles Monday.

i MisSo'lrl' VINO Dave been Spen ling sew.
e:al weeks as guests at the home Of
their son, c. E. Carr OF this city, left
Monday evening on their return trip.
Eli Langley was transacting business,
in Jennings Tuesday.
Limited supply import
ed Honduras Seed Rice
Place your orders early.
la. State Rice Mill. CO.
John McDavit WIS transacting bust.
ness in Lake Charles Tuesday.
C.R. Switzer was business visitor
in Jennings Tuesday.
Miss Irma Kimball, daughter cfMr.
and Mrs. G. c. Kimball who had been
visiting relatives and friends for a
couple of days in Jennings returned
Sunday.
George Barnett was a business pas.
senger to Lake Charles Tuesday.
TAKEN UP on my place one and one
half miles south of Welsh one sorrel
horse with white slip down forehead
and nose, about II years weighs about
$50 pounds, little weak eyed, no brands.
The owner is requested to come for.
ward, prove property and pay cost.
Fl. E. Donhan, Welsh, La. Jan. is IA IS
Jules Goldsmith who has been EN-.
ployed in Crowley for the past few
months, returned to Welsh last week.
j. S. DeWolf of Woodlawn was bust.
ness visitor in Welsh Wednesday.
Wade E. Plauche returned Wednes.
day afternoon from Lake Charles, &C.
comparing his little son home who had
been visiting relatives for the past
week.
Mrs. c. C. Kimball went to Edgerly
Wednesday to join her husband who
has been employed in the oil field for
several months.
Fuel Oil as $l.K5 per
barrel. Apply to Weichert
& Switzer, Welsh, La,
Phone 1870.
! F. G. Romero moved Thursday to the
house!formerly occupied by j. R. Lou.
Were on the north side Of the rail road.
The friends of Mr.. E. C. Brunette will
be glad todearn that he is now steadily
recovering and will soon be able to be
out again. About month ago Mr.. Bar.
nette accidentally fell off oil the high
concrete sidewalk opposite tle depot
and suffered an injury to hes back 1t
was lightly thought of at first but after
few days he began to suffer intensely
Mr.. r. V. Owens, the manager of the
Cumberland Telephone Company Lere
has resigned his position 10 &C.
cept a position as District Manager
for the company with McComb City,
Mississippi as headquarters. Mr.. Owens
has been with us only short time but
during his stay he has given emminent
satisfaction to the patrons OF the Com.
pany. He will be succeeded here by
Mr.. W.C.Peters who, for several years
has been plant manager at the Jennings
exchange.
The Tent Show OF Jennings Brothers
has been in Welsh all this week and
has afforded a good ente rtainment
each night.
Mrs. E. M. Stewart and daughter
Elizabeth were visitors to Lafayette
Tuesday returning Wednesday.
Omer Russell of Edgerly Oil Field
was the guest of his wife at the home
of his parents, Mr.. and Ms. T. P. Rus.
sci of this city, Tuesday.
Rev. E. M. Stewart was business
visitor to Baton Rouge the early part
of the week.
C. H, Ash who was employed at A. R.
McBurney's farm nerth of town, opera.
ting ditching machine, had the mis-
fortune OF getting hurt Monday and
was brought home in town. He is do
ing nicely at present and it Is hoped in
couple of weeks he will be able to re.
sumo his work.
Fuel Oil at Sl.l5 per
barrel. Apply to Weichert
s Switzer, Welsh, La,
Phone $50,
T. B. Compton moved this week from