The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-03-19
LOCAL
LACONICS

"A. ". FOHl6uOl VIII Ids just puICudoCu
and taken charge of the stock former.
Iy belonging to VIM. A. Murphy Dry
Goods Co. located in the Southern Mer.
camille Co. building.
Miss Maggie Montague of Jennings
was the guest of her sister, Mrs. j. A.
Verret Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. H. A. Fontenot of Bell City was
a business visitor in Welsh Thursday.
FOR SALE:-One team of young
ponies see r. M. GRAY. 62tf
Mrs. L. L. CroWl OF Jennings came
over Thursday to visit relatives and
friends in this city.
Have you attended the
Story Telling? Games
and good stories next
Saturday, 3 to 4:3O p. m.
Mr.. A. R. Arceneaux has sold his res.
idence in Welsh to Mr.. j. E. Montgom
cry. AS soon as the house is moved of
the lot. Mr.. ArCeneaux will build again
larger and more commodiouS home
on the same lot.
FOR SALE-Duroc Jersey Red Hogs,
all ages. Bred, fed and prices right
G. A. Saxby, Oak Grove Farm, Lake
Charles, La. Route2 5S.5t
Miss Odeal Hebert went to Jennings
Wednesday to visit at the home of her
sister Mrs. Clarphy Pitre.
Mrs. Nat Prentice and little daughter
left for Jennings Wednesday to be the
guests of relatives and friends.
CHURCH ORGAN FOR
SALE--.A very fine organ
for sale In first class or
der at a great bargain.
For particulars, address
Leopold Kaufman, Lake
Charles, Louisiana.
MIR. C. W. Cook who has been the
manager for the Cumberland telephone
Co. for the past few months returned
to Lafayette Wednesday.
MIR. r. L. Abbott transacted business
in the interest OF the Southern Rice
Growers Association in Iowa Thursday.
Several parties motored to Jennings
Thursday might to witness The Mas
ter Key" at the Princess Theatre.
Dry Long Leaf Pine Stove Wood. Can
deliver on short notice--Clyde Davis,
Phone 1885. 5Stf
In referring to the new oil Wellin
our last issue just brought in at the
oil field we through error said that it
was brought in by MeSsrS. Welchert
ana SWitzer. We learn that the well
was brought in by Mr.. C. r. Switzer,
exclusively.
Mr.. A. G. Davis, field manager of
LaYne & Bowler Co. OF Jackson, Miss,
was in Welsh Monday the guest of his
father, Mr.. L. 7. Davis, enroute to
Joplin, Missouri. where he will have
charge of the Layne Pumps used in
that section for the drainage OF lead
and zinc mines.
Leo Unkel of Abbeville arrived here
Monday evening for a visit with rela.
tlVes and friends.
Eggs For Hatching-A chicken in
every egg. Rose Comb Rhode Island
Reds S1OO per setting. C. R. Boiling,
Phone II, Welsh, La.
Mrs. John Gamble OF Jenning Was
the guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
R. f. Prentice of this city Tuesday.
The grounds of The Light and Power
Plant are being transformed into
sort of park. An assortment of palms,
pecans, flowers, etc. have been planted.
The grounds are graded down smooth
and soon this twill Ipresent one of the
most attractive spots in town.
FOR SALE:-Two good ponies, See
E. C. Willard. If
READERS will note IN the column OF
cards that the law firm in
Jennings formerly composed of Messrs
John j. Robira and Chas. S. Miller has
now been dissolved. MIR. Miller will
to hold his Office in the State
National Bank building. He is City
attorney for the city Of Jennings and
enjoys a substantial practice in law
throughout the parish. MIR. Robira
has located his Offices in the Petersen