The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1914-10-13
GROSELE GROWLS

as rice today the yield is good. The
quality is fine and should rank in the
A. No. / and get the top price. Mr.
Phelps has a thrashing outfit of his
own and he is going to do your work
cheap quick and good.
DR.. r. E. Oden of Kinder was in Fen.
ton Tuesday for the purpose of vaccln'
ating the school children. We are
sparing no steps nor pains and Dr.
Oden has Joined us and if we are sue
cessful, every available school child in
this school district will be in shape to
attend school.
The last few days of cool north winds
have neceSSitiated a change in our
ward robes, and the wool shirts and
coats have been put in use.
Mr.. Octave Peloquin and Miss Mary
Miller of Fenton were the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Collin Ledger near Iowa Sat-
urday and Sunday.
Mr.. Ira Peloquin has just returned
from Lake Charles with span of work
horses which he purchased to harvest
rice crop as he was the iooSer of span
of mules in the Charlton season.
Mr.. David Marcantel and wife were
in Vinton on the CalcaSleu River Sun
day and spent the day with Mrs. Mar.
CantelS father, Mr.. Ameal Butler.
Mr.. Harold Miller was taken quite ill
one day this week with lagrippe and
DR.. Cden of Kinder was called. Mr..
Miller is better now and was out Sun.
day.
Mr.. Oscar Miller with force of men
is now repairing the Bayou Serpent
bridge, between Fenton and Philips
Bluff this bridge has been in bad Condi.
ton for several months, and its being
put in good shape will be greatly appre.
Ciated by all.
Mr.. Yves Pitre made flying trip to
Jennings Thursday in the interest of
Ward . all the parish fathers gathered
in Jennings that day to review old
jeff Davis Parish expenses for the
month ending October first.
Mr. C. j. Phelps of Fenton has his
thraShing outfit at Mr.. Sherman Pitre,
and will thrash Monday. MIR. Pitre
says the rice is good and he expects a
good yield.
Mr.. F. L. Peloquin and family spent
Sunday at Mrs. Peloquin's mother Mrs.
David Augustine.
The Fenton and Hebert school was
closed Friday, as the teachers were
called to Jennings TO attend the InSti.
tute. The schools are progressing
nicely while the Hebert Ischool is not at
its full capacity, but arrangements is
made through the HILBERT school
directors to have R. E. Oden NJ. D. of
Kinder to come to the Hebert school
house Monday where we expect to vac.
cinate about thirty schools, and out of
that number the Hebert will get an
ample amount OF pupils to continue
our school for the full term of nine
months.
Miss S. B. Cox of Noble, La. is teach.
ing the Hebert school and after read
ing the home paper of her school, and
the correspondent from GroSele wishes
your valuable Journal forwarded to
her mother, Mrs Jos. Cox at Noble, La
Little Edwin, the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ace Miller is having spell OF lagrippe
for the last few days, but we wish to
see Edwin On the play ground again
soon.
Mr. ice Doggy Of Fenton was called
Basile Saturday where his brother
David is quite Ill, and they think an
operation will be necessary for his re-
coyery.
Mr., Adrecol Marcantel Eof Coverdale,
La. was visiting his aunt, Mrs. A. V.
Peloquin last Sunday. After reading
the last issue Eof the Welsh Journal,
said Mr. Editor slap me down asa sub.
Scriber to your Twice a Week for
twelve months as want to keen in
touch with Sarah Jane.
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