The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-05-14
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Mr.. W. C. Peters who has been visit
ing relatives and friends in west Texas
for several days returned to Welsh
Wednesday morning.
Miss Fay Sargent and little nephew
Ray Barbee are the guests of their
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. c. E.
Merriman and sister and mother, Mrs.
Grace Barbee of Houston, Texas.
FOR SALE:-A lot of choice Blue
Rose Seed. Also choice Waturi Japan,
first year imported from sod. Apply
ChaS. F. Buck Jr. Welsh, La.
Mr.. j, w, Armstrong and Mrs. F. B.
bennett left Tuesday to attend the 18th
annual session of the Grand Chaper
order of Eastern Star which opened
Wednesday in Shreveport.
| have just received a stock of fertili
zer and can furnish your wants in this
line at the lowest market prices. MUIR.
phys at LaCasine.
The first announcement for the en-.
suing political campaign for parish
offices so far as we have noticed comes
from CalcaSieu in which Sheriff Reid
the present incumbent announces his
candidacy fer reelection. Since this
announcement we have noted the an.
.nounCement Of four aSpirants for
offices in Allen Parish, and just few
others i'll other parts Of the state, The
time is about here for the opening of
the campaign and doubtless before
many weeks announcements will be
general.
Keep CoOi-Lake Breeze
I1otor Fan, no electricity
no battery, no springs
See it at the Welsh Bak-
cry s Grocery.
The Welsh base ball team will play
Roanoke at Sportsman park here next
Wednesday. The boys promise a good
game. The expense of bringing teams
to Welsh from more distant towns is
heavy and they ask that a good crowd
come out next Wednesday in order that
they may feel justified in bringing the
best teams from other towns of the
state.
FOR RENT A completely furnished
eight room house. Very cheap to the
right party. Inquire at this Office.
Mr.. j. R, Jarrett of Hinsdale, Illinois
who arrived few days ago and is the
guest of Mr.. L. E, Robinson was taken
very seriously i'll three or four days
ago. His wifeand'nephew. Mr.. A.M.Jar.
rett arrived Wednesday and areattend.
ing his bed side. Mr.. Jarrett is over
81 years OF age and while he has re.
markedly strong constitution some
anxiety has been felt over his condition.
Yesterday however he appeared very
much better. His temperature was nor.
NAL and today he is improving and it
is hoped that within a few days he will
be out again.
Full line Of all kind of Fertilizer at
Murphy's Warehouse at Lacasine form
erIy owned by A. o. Fontenot.
A letter from DR.. Bowling announces
that his health cars containing a com.
pany of assorted microbes will be here
tomorrow. An opportunity will be Civ.
en- the general public to witness and
learn OF the wonderful activities of this
noted troup.
The ladies of the Civic League an.
nounce that they will give a benefit
musical program at the auditorium on
next Friday evening. The proceeds of
the entertainment will 90 to the work
OF the league. Everybody is invited.
Admission, 10 cents.
FOR SALE--A few good Barred Rock
Hens E. C. WILLARD, If
Mr.. C. A. LaRue of Sulphur visited
friends in this city Sunday.
Messrs. Moss and ]. F. Hodge, mana.
ger and agent of the New Amsterdam
Accident Insurance Co. of New Orleans
were in this city Thursday, in the in.
terest of their company, and also the
guest of their friend, DR.. W. L. Stewart
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