The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1916-09-01
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PERSONAL---VERY. Not Too Personal :
And Local Items of Interest
I If You Are Not Ashamed of Your Visitors Tell Us
Who They Are-Telephone 222.



school the coming term, has arrived
with his family and they are at pres
ena qocated at the home Of Mrs.
Grace Morris.
Parish Supt. W. P. Annette and
Parish Treasurer F. F. ArceneauX of /
jennings were in Welsh Wednesday |
morning.
Miss Edith Smith returned Mon
day frol New Orleans having suf-
fered the removal of the tonsilS at |
the Touro Infirmary. She is recov-
ering from the effects of the operation
very satisfactorily.
About $50 sacks of Wright's Ear
ly Prolific seed rice for Sale-$4.75
per barrel at the thresher or $500 per
barrel delivered in warehouse. For
further information call on or address
Layne & Bowler office or John Bar
nett, Welsh, La.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown Funk and
daughter, Ruth of Jennings were
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. S. Goodreau Tuesday night, re-
turning home on No. 6 Wednesday
morning.
Mr.. Brown Funk of Jennings
with his Sunday school class of fiji
teen boys passed through Welsh on
Monday morning en- route to Lake
Charles and the Sulphur mine for
days, outing.
FOR SALE.-House and two
lots near L. H. Dautel's residence.
Plenty of fruit trees. An exception
al bargain. Part cash, balance easy
terms. See P. A. Hebert. A25-4tp
Miss Katherine Carroll, who has
been visiting at the home Of her
brother, C. E. Carroll the past six
weeks, left Tuesday morning for her
homn in Salina. Kansas, where she
will resume her duties as teacher in
the high school.
Watch this paper for
our general I'D which will
follow in a few days.
: Welsh Garage, c. L. Abel
Manager.
o. StanSbury returned Saturday
from DonaldSonville where he has beer
engaged in the work Of repairing ont
of the La. States rice mills.
: Mr.. A. G. Fontenot moved his famil,
to Rice Thursday where they will max
S their future home
Phone E. &. Willard i
d you want assurance OF
4 your Rice. :
Mr.. and Mrs. F. T. Fenton of Fento
were business visitors in Welsh Thurs
day.
At the Auditorium last Monda
night a large and interested audienc
s followed the Rev. C. M. Beard in hi
interesting Journey TO and Throug
the Holy Land" which was beautiful
Illustrated with cOlored views. In col
cluSion Rev. Beard brought his aud
fence home with the aid of some catch
local views. The Ladies Guild realize
a satisfactory sum as their share of Ii
proceeds.
Up-to-date auto repair
ing. Work neatly an
promptly done. Wells
J Garage, c. L. Abel, Pro
Erwin D. Lewis who has charge
the Ford office in Lake Charles durin
- the absence of his father who is
California on a vacation, was in Well
Thursday.
Mrs. f. B. Dennet and son KiIbourl
are spending few days with frien
inILafayette this week.
Hon. j. S. IRENE President of Je
Davis Parish Police Jury was
business visitor in Welsh Thursday.
For insurance ON Rit
II phone c. E, Carr, day
- night, he will do the re!
IN Miss Cecile Toups and Miss j
sic Bonvillian, who have been sper
ing some time visiting at the hol
8 of Mr.. and Mrs. o. J. Toups, left
:. their home at Houma the first of t
IN, week.
Mrs. E. A. Ruffner of Jennir
H. was a visitor in Welsh Wednesday.
ran FOR SALE-One set World H
tory, 38 volumes, new, cost $500
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