The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1914-06-12
GROsELE GOSSIP.
FentOn, La, June S, 1914.

FentOn, La, June b, 1914.
The last few days of sunshine has
caused many acres of crab grass to be
destroyed in the corn fields, and many
acres OF the older corn to be laid by; al
so MANY acres of June corn have been
planted last week, and If the weather
continues dS at present there will be a
heavier acreage of rice planted this
month than has been planted up to this
time this year. Teams are seen mingling
in all fields and a cry is out to rent
teams to complete the seeding.
Sunday racing at WOOdlaWn resulted
in a serious and probably fatal accident
to the little son of Mr., DueCk Daigle,
While running race and the little boy
being the rider of one of the horses
that was being run for seventy five
cents the horse the boy was riding flew
the track and running near a small
tree the boy was caught IN the hand
and arm, The hand and arm was bad.
ly hurt, the flesh being torn from the
hand and arm. The boy fell from the
horse and it is believed the boy is
inWardly hurt. Not having heard the
doctors decision we are sorry to say
that we fear it will be fatal.
Sunday, May 31St Mr.. Andrew Lang.
ley and Miss Blanch Miles, both Of
HeCker, La, unexpectedly drove up to
Judge Peloquin's about d. m. and
after presenting a set of marriage
license they were united in holy wed.
lock at 10 a. m. sharp. The loving
young couple accompanied by Mrs
ThOs. Ezell, also ofHeCker left for their
happy home. Mr.. Langley having az.
Cepted position at the Lockmore tram
as sawyer will move into their new
home there and will be found house.
keeping in the very near future.
The delay in shipment of wedding
garments from Chicago is all that
keeps us from announcing the'Wedding
date OF Mr., Ozeman Peloquin and Miss
Elsie Miller. Mr.. Ozeman Peloquin is
the son of Judge A. Y. Peloquin and
Miss Elsie Miller is the daughter of
Mr.. Fred Miller. We hope to see the
young couple made one in the near
future and let them be happy now and
forever after in the olden days.
Hard times, like misery, loves com.
pany. Love over rules, misery holds
its own.
Mr.. S. Lagrange OF Fenton left Mon.
day for Lake Charles, owing to the
death of his SiSter,in.laW. Mr. La.
grange will also look after the estate
of his deceased brother, Caberilia La.
grange, which consists of town proper.
ty in Lake Charles.
Wedding bells in WoodlaWn. We
think the echo will reach the Journal
for its next issue.
Mr.. Paul Reid and Miss Daman
Manuel are to join the married peoples
society Tuesday. Mr.. Zoe Reid father
of Mr.. Paul Reid leaves Monday to at.
tend the wedding. They will be Joined
as one at Kinder, June 9Th. Happiness
be to them in their overland journey,
The Phillips Bluff Turrentlne Co. is
putting in telephone line from Phil.
lips Bluff to Fenton. The line will
hook onto the long distance along the
old Watkins R. r. known as the DR..
Howell telephone line. We are wait
ing for the Welsh phone line to come
in our district West Of Fenton' Will
they come?
Alex Miller and Adam Hebert made
flying trip to Jennings Wednesday by
driving to Welsh, then taking the S. P.
r. R.. returning the same day.
Willie Hebert and wife of Kinder
visited Willie's grandfather Mr..
Dorselie Hebert, Saturday and Sunday,
also Willie's father.in-law. Mr.. ArthulaS
Duplechien, near Fenton.
From all appearances and some guess
work and from the actions of we'll
hands the prospects for oil in Fenton
are very encouraging and some rumor
to the effect is afloat that oil is in the
near future and that now bailing is
going on.
Mr.. Yves Pitre and Mr.. John Hay
attended the School Board and Police
Jury meeting on the 4th. Mr., Pitre