The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-12-24

Willard place, to rice next year.
MeSSrS. w. B. Gabbert and T. B. Nc
MILAN will farm a large tract of land
on the Clarke plant this year. These
gentlemen are among our most pro-
gressive and successful farmers.
The Christmas tree at the Cooper
Drug Store is attracting all the little
folks attention.
Rub My TiSm-AntiSeptic, anod-eny
is pain, stops pUtrefaction-J 254 m
Honduras Seed Rice for
sale, grown from import
ed seed On virgin land,
free OF red--A. I. Jones.
The Kelsey Investment Company has
just recently established Offices at
Kansas City and st. Joe, Missouri.
which are under the management of
old reliable immigration agents. This
company hopes, with the cooperation
OF the people in and about Welsh to
locate a good many people this
winter who will make their homes in
the south, where we have a climate
that is good the year around and where
health conditions are as good as any
where.
Miss Irma Robinson who is attend
ing school in New Orleans came home
Wednesday to spend the holidays
She has as her guest Miss Willidell
Schawe of Ballinger, Texas, who is a
school Chum of hers.
Mr.. Andy Notes.-The who is working
near Jeanerette came home to spend
Xmas with relatives and friends in
Welsh.
For Hay, Straw, Wood
DRY Ash and Oak) or
Turpentine Chips, call
Clyde Davis, Phone s.. 81
Rev. Thos. E. Webb who is now locat'
ed at Kinder came over to Welsh
Wednesday after the balance of his
household goods. The Rev. says he is
we'll pleased with his new location and
likes the Kinderites fine.
Mrs. S. E. Carroll and Mr.. T. B. Nc
MILAN are assisting Greer Bros. and
the Journal Book and Toy Store this
week.
W. 7. McAfRery and R. S. Greer were
Jennings business visitors Wednesday
going over on No. 10, returning on No
5.
Prof. W. r. lMcHaney and Miss Ger
trude Mcdowell, OF Roanoke were il
Welsh Tuesday. Prof. McHaney is the
principal and Miss Mcdowell teacher ir
the Roanoke School.
FOR SALE-My farm OF 100 acres
miles northwest of Welsh, partly inn
proved, for $4,000 per acre, part cash
terms on balance. Mrs. Emma L
Grauke, P. o. Box 80, Welsh, La. 25ti
r. C. Martin, of Wadena, Canada ar
rived in Welsh Friday from Port Art
bur, Tex. where he and his wife are
visiting. Mr.. Martin lived in Iowa, La.
in 1883 and So. He is an old time frient
of Mr.. D. L. Doan and family and will
return 10 Orange Saturday where hi
will spend Xmas with relatives.
Mr.. C. E. Carr and wife ate goose din
ner last Sunday with Mr.. A. F. George
at his ranch north of Welsh. Mr.
George bought 1000 of fine land early
in the year through the Kelsey Invest
ment Company. He had in 600 acres o
rice this year which made twelve bas
| yield. At the prevailing price of No.
rice why should Mr.. George not hay'
goose dinner.
Rev. j. W. Heryey the new Metho
dist Minister preached his first sermon
at his church Sunday morning to Z;
large and appreciative audience. A
| the Presbyterian Church Sunday morn
ing Rev. Stewart announced that Their
would be no services at the Presbyteyi
an Church in the evening and that th'
congregation would join the Methodist
| in the evening service. Although tn
weather was rather bad there wa
quite a nice gathering at the Methods
Church who enjoyed Rev. Hervey's ser
mon very much.
| Mrs. Lee Simpson came over from
Lake Charles last Saturday for shor
visit to her son, John Brooks and hel