The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-02-05
GROSELES TOPICS

Mr.. Joe Doggy and family went to
BaSele Friday, where Mr. Doggy was
called to his brothers dying bed side.
Mr.. Doggy returned Sunday evening,
and reports his brother as being very
low and with little hope for his re-
CoVery.
Mr.. J. H. Miller moved to the HollinS
BrOS.'S farm Wedne Sday where Mr..
Miller has accepted position to farm.
Thursday Mr., Miller began blowing
thou very wet Mr.. Miller is a pros.
pective farmer Of near WoodlaWn and
we are glad to have Mr.. Miller set his
prospective net in our midst and hope
that he may this fall raise the net with
an abundant supply Of success.
Mr.. and Mrs. Collan Ledger made a
flying trip to Welsh Thursday purchaS.
ing preparations for their new home
which has just been completed west of
Fenton, La.
We understand that Miss H. V. Fen.
ton of Fenton, has resigned her posi-.
ton as poStmistresS of Fenton. Miss
Fenton is anticipating a trip to her
old home in New York state during the
hot summer days. May her vacation
be happy.
Mr.. Leon Peloquin Of, Woodlawn has
accepted alposition as mail carrier on
the star route from Fenton to HeCker,
thrice-a.Week for MIR. F. S Peloquin of
Fenton,
We are informed that Mr.. John
Pitre of Ward S, jeff Davis is canvass.
ing Ward S, and offers himself for the
member police jury of that ward for
the next session beginning 1916. Mr.
Pitre is on his birth grounds where he
should know the necessities of the
supporters.
What may have been serious hap
pening last week resulted in nothing
but scare. The little ten year old
daughter of Mr.. A. V. Peloquin started
home one day last week from the Fen.
ton School on horseback and had four
miles TO ride the pony feeling good and
the weather quite cold, the pony slipped
the bride rein from the little girls
hands enough to allow itself ample
lines to start off on a run. The little
girl being excited at the speed that she
was being carried did not keep presence
of mind enough to take up the lines I'm.
til the pony had made a mile race.
Luckily tho pony stopped and no harm
was done.
Now for new post master at Fen.
ton. Let some one get busy and try
the Civil Service key, as your friends
and petition can not help you, be a
civil service man. We ought to have
plenty.
Mrs. Jarvy Hebert of near Fenton
has been making very much noise and
fuss in our community for the last few
days, but has been quiet for a few days
now. No more dinimite, and the stumpS
all gone, now tkat sounds like more |
good things. Don't it.
MIR. E. G. Willard and Jack Mills |
spent couple of hours the guests of
A, V, Peloquin,
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Miller went to the
NJ. .. Canal district Friday to spend
the week end the guests of Mrs.
Miller'S father, MIR. Collins Hebert.
Mr.. T, S. PousSon has accepted a pc.
Sition as highland farmer with the
Langley Bros. at Woodlawn and has
moved his family there last week and
while we are sorry of our loss we hope
they will gain.
Mr.. A. R. MCBurney of Elton district
was in the WoCdlaWn vicinity last week
looking after cattle.
Mrs. Mike He el of Fenton returned
Friday after spending few days visit.
ing with friends and relatives at Kin.
der
Your scribe called to swap a few
yarns with Mr.. Fred Miller Tuesday
and found Mr.. Miller just through with