The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-08-13

the association. Mr.. Abbott is an
earnest worker for the association and
has the best interests Of the farmers
at heart in all his dealings with them.
He is always on the alert with matters
of interest in connection with his Office
and the farmers.
FOR SALE-One CuShman gasoline
engine in good condition, Enquire OF
A. L. Harris, Welsh, La, 1O2tp
W. C. Gragg, one of the most promin.
ent rice planters from the Hayes
neighborhood was in Welsh Wednesday
attending to business matters.
Mrs. Jas. Wilson with her grand
father, Mr.. Alexis Arceneaux, who had
his eyes operated on, Dr.. lies perform
ing the operation.
Wade E. Plauche the insurance man
from Lake Char les was in Welsh
Thursday writing life insurance.
Mr.. James Neibert, one of Cr0Wley's
most prominent business men, was in
Welsh Thursday looking after business,
j. L. Watkins, who began cutting
rice last Monday, reported Thursday
having fifty acres cut and is still cut
ting. Others who began cutting near
here are Jess DeVilbiSs, ". F. Tieue
and Dave Thomas.
Get your Deering and Mccormick
Binder repairs at Miller Hard
ware & Furniture Co.
A.. B. Laid!ow and Nell Peloquln of
Fenton were in Welsh Thursday night
and were instructed in the mysteries
of Woodcraft. From the noises emin-
ating from the Woodman Hall at a late
hour we Judge that the axe fell rather
heavy Oh these candidates.
F. E. Guidry of New Orleans, who is
with the Mobile & Olio Railroad. was
in Welsh Thursday on business.
Euzeb Louviere and A. L. Rebert,
two nimrodS Of some prominence went
to Bayou Chene Thursday to try their
luck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Pomroy and
children of Iowa were in Welsh |
Saturday tranSacting buSinsS.
DR.. W. L. Stewart left Tuesday night !
for New Orleans accompanied by twot
patients who will undergo operations.
After these patients are safely through
the anesthetics the doctor will 90 to
Chicago and Plttsburg to take special
courses in the treatment of diseases of
infants and children. returning to |
Welsh about October 18th.
Fall gardening will
soon be at hand. KIM
ball handles only the best
garden seeds-At Welsh
Bakery,
Tim Mcmillan, one of our prosperous
rice farmers, left Thursday for Beau
mont, Texas. to attend the meeting of
the Southern Rice Growers Associ-
alton, From Beaumont he goes to
China, Texas, for a short visit to his
aunt Mrs. Clark and family.
Mr.. W. j. Unkle of Kinder came over
in his car to Welsh Thursday.
Misses Brown and Leka Murphy
entertained the Sunday School classes
last Friday, August 9Th, at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. C. M. Shoemaker.
About fourteen were present. Games
and amusements were INDUCED in
after which delicious refreshments
were served consisting of ice cream
and cake. All had a splendid time,
leaving with many expressions of good
will to their hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Hebert and
children will leave Saturday on No. O.
for Houston and Galveston for a visit
to Mrs. Hebert's mother, Mrs. John
Coley and Mrs. Hebert's sister. Mrs.
S. A. Lilly and family. They expect to
be gone about one week.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. B. Lee Mr.. and Mrs.
j. W. Bower, Mrs. Charlie Carlyle and
two daughters spent last week at the
Welsh Canal Cos. plant. camping and
fishing. They returned Saturday.
Ralph Hammil, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. M. Hammil living near Fenton in
a scuffle over a water melon cut his
arm rather badly necessitating four
stitches being taken and is now doing
rynvxy I,;ool,y