The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-07-09
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; PERSONAL MENTION. :
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

w uo is d candidate dS Q6lgdl6 10 the
to the coming constitutional ConVen.
ton was in Welsh last Saturday, meet.
ing the voters of this section. DR..
Pennington expresses much regret at
not seeing more of Our people at this
time, But the rain prevented him
from seeing a great many who he
would have met.
Cur worthy grand marshall of tine
day and Postmaster, VIM. Terry de.
serves a great deal of credit for his
pluck and the artistic manner in which
he decorated the floats and his horse
for the fourth and although they were
not used very much it showed the skill
of his trained hand at such work.
Terry is an artist in that line.
Miss Helen Peck went to Lake
Charles Saturday evening for a few
days visit with relatives and friends.
Rub My TiSm-AntiSeptic, anodyne-
kills pain, stops putrefaCtion-J rs 4 m
Mr.. and Mrs. D. j, Benoit and daugh.
ter Miss Blanche went to New Orleans
Saturday for few days.
Elizabeth Stewart daughter of Rev.
E. M. Stewart left Monday on No. 10
for Columbia, S. C. to visit her grand.
mother. Mrs. j. E. Heise. She will be
gone until school opens in September.
Judge ]. L. Byerly, T. B. Mcmillan,
ChaS. Jeter, A. r. Miller, W. E. Byerly,
were on No. 10 Monday bound for Jen'
ningS to the celebration.
A. Mcmillan one of ROan0ke's most
prosperous rice planters and merchants
was in Welsh Tuesday on business.
Miss Rene Suffer of Roanoke visited
Welsh friends Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. P. E. Louviere and Sister.in.laW
Miss Oza Louviere left Tuesday fol
Lake Charles to enter the St. Patrick'S
Sanitarium for surgical operation.
FOR SALE:-Six Rhode Island Rel
CoCkrelS price S20O-G. R. Boiling.
Alcee Robin of Martin Bros. & Co
of this city is enjoying few day
sight seeing at Galveston, Texas.
g j. A. MalIoy of Lake Charles of tn
firm of Malloy and Jones rice farmer
was a business visitor to Welsh %
Tuesday.
MeSSrS. C. Winchell and Rus Marti
of Roanoke were in Welsh Tuesday O
e business.
w. E. Plauche the Insurance man {
: Lake Charles was in Welsh on TueSda
transacting business.
e Miss Francis Cockrell of Lafayett
!, was the guest of relatives and FRIEND
|. Saturday and Sunday.
f FOR Watch and Clock and JeWelr
t Repairing See j, M. Soniat at tt
h Plezol Tailor Shop.
Miss Florence Jones of Jennings
the guest of friends in Welsh tn
n week.
q Atty. John o. ModiSette of Jennin2
y transacted business in Welsh, Satu
d day.
# No. 666 will cure chills and fever.
% is the most speedy remedy we know.
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I'd Mrs. Chas. Barker and daught'
10 Miss Clara of Jennings are the cues
:, of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Reeve.
E. D. Lewis was a Lake Charles Vi
itor Monday.
A. R. McBurney was among tho
who attended the celebration in il
= nings Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. P. W. Kiplinger a
son Lester of Lake Charles were
guests of relatives and friends he
the latter part of last week.
Mrs. ChaS. Stafford and son Ted
rived in Welsh last Friday from B.
vile, Texas for a visit to Mrs. Staffor
brother and sister Mr.. W. D. Bates
Mrs. R. j. Stockton and their famil
Mrs. Stafford has visited Welsh befo
Young Mr.. Stafford is rail road M
and is spending part of his vacat
here. They will leave here Thurst
for their home in Texas.
FOR RENT Two rooms nice
furnished apply Mrs. A. Rob
Mrs. A. G. Smith and daughter N
E. D. Ship who were called to N
Mo, three,weeks ago on account of
serious illness of the formers fat
& Nm nuntta returned last ThurSC