The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1916-08-25

at the French Restaurant to twenty
three Boy. Scouts from Franklin, VINO
under the SCoutmaSterShip of Hon. R.
L. Grumpy were returning from an
outing at Lake Prien, a large auto
truck transporting them on the peace
full pursuit of pleasant recreation.
Almost all of the boys are pupils of
Miss Carr ia the Franklin High School,
and an expression of unusual fondneSS
for their teacher plainly protruded
from beneath each of their sun kissed
CountenanCeS.
Mrs. M. L. Prentice and children
were visiting in Lake Charles a few
days this week.
For insurance OH your
Rice any warehouse in
the Parish, Phone G. E
Carr. Policy will be de-
Iivered to you.
Mr.. Earl McMiilin and Miss Grace
ChildreSS, both popular members Of
Roanoke'S younger set, stole a march
on their many friends in this section
when they were quietly married Thurs
day morning at 1000 o'clock and left on
No. 10 for an extended wedding tour
The happy couple were duly riced be-
fore boarding the train at Welsh.
Members of the Welsh Band held
their regular weekly practice at Roa-
noke Wednesday night, meeting witt
the Roanoke members of the organic
alton. Members Of the band and theil
relatives and friends who made thu
trip and enjoyed the hospitality OF the
Roanoke people, were, MeSSrS. Andy
Notes.-The, McKray, Jno. Compton
Boyd Fazend, Roy Compton, Robt
ArCeneaux, Ed. Bowers, A. B. Hall
Mr.. and Mrs. G. R. Boiling, MIR. ant
Mrs. L. H. Dautel, Mr.. and Mrs. ChaS
IDautel and Miss Rachel Patterson.
About $50 sacks of Wright's Ear
ly Prolific seed rice for Sale-$4.7E
per barrel at the thresher or $500 pei
barrel delivered in warehouse. Fol
further information call on or address
Layne & Bowler c1Gee or JekA Bar
nett, Welsh, La.
Hon. l.. Lazaro, congressman from
this district, who is a candidate for re
election, is spending the day in Welsh
looking after his political lines.
FOR SALE.-House and two
lots near L. H. DautePs residence
Plenty of fruit trees. An exceptions
al bargain. Part cash, balance easy
terms. See P. A. Hebert. A25-4tE
Miss Alice Miller has returned
from Baton Rouge, where she has
been in attendance at the Summer
Normal.
Ask for Automobile Votes with
every purchase made at the Journa
Book Store or Greer Bros. Jewelry.
Mrs. F. E .Hurlbut and children
left Saturday for Rayne for a few
days visit with relatives.
Mr.. ]. A. Verret, the genial man
ager of the Welsh Warehouse was al
early morning buliness visitor il
Lake Charles Saturday. Monday Mr.
Verret spent in New Orleans, look
ing after the Warehouse Company
interests.
FOR SALE-One set World His
tory, SO volumes, new, cost $1,000;
set E. P. Roe, Is VOLS, new, cost SIS
all for $500. Enquire at Journa
office. a Is 1t
Mrs. Mabel Hickman, who ha
spent a few days visiting with he
parents, Mayor and Mrs. Gabbert
returned to her home in Lake Charlie
} Sunday.
Hon. L, H. Moss of Lake Charlie
was in Welsh Friday on business.
The genial John McHugh, man
ager of the Hotel Madeline in Jen
nings, was in Welsh Monday morning
Watch this paper TO
our general ad which will
follow in a few days.
, Welsh Garage, c. L. Abel
Manager.
Judge Winston 0verton and Dis
trict Attorney T. Arthur Edwards Q
Lake Charles were in Welsh earl
Monday morning, stirring the poll
ical pot.
r. G. 3. Evans Of Jenning
he I'D nlagnafs If this section, W