The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1917-03-09

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Journal Office.
Mr.. r. H. SinderSon of Hazen, Ark,
arrived last Sunday for weeks visit
to his son, Oren S. SinderSon, and other
relatives and friends in this section.
Mr.. SinderSon was formerly resident
of this parish and is well known to
many of our citizens.
FOR SALE-LeWelIen Setter and
Pointer pups, weeks old; prices are
reasonable. See John G. Ewing, The
Blacksmith. M2tf
Lenox Brown of Lafayette was a
guest of Welsh friends Thursday,
Mr.. E. S. Goodreau, manager of the
Hoag & Funk insurance agency al
SnnningS, spent Thursday night il
Welsh.
-HOrSeShOeing, BlackSmithing am
Wheelright; prices consistent with
good wCrk.-John G. Ewing. M2tf
Mr.. W. H. Patterson went to Jen-
uingS on No. 4 today to be present al
the initiation Of a class OF six into thu
benevolent Order of ElkS. Among the
candidates was Mr.. PatterSonS son,
Virgil OF course Dad went over It
see that the work was We done.
DIR. c. A. Martin spent Saturday
and Sunday at his home in Carencro
visiting his parents and his little SIS
ter who has been indisposed for a few
days.
lots of chickens this springs
for particulars phone 1856.
DIR. Roy Fisher, demonstration agent
H. C. Fondren and Sheriff Isaac Fon-
tenOt Of Jennings were in Welsh Mon
day on business.
Mr.. L. E. McMillin of Lafayette
spent a few days in Welsh the first of
the week visiting relatives and friends.
Pay your subscription
to the Journal.
Mr.. James A. Redhead of the State
Bureau of Agriculture with headquar-
tiers at Baton Rouge was in Welsh
Monday.
SALESMAN WANTED-to So
licit orders for lubricating oils, greases
and paints. Salary or commission. Ad-
dress Lincoln Oil Co., Cleveland, 0.
Misses Leota and Jessie Robinson
and Donovan Armstrong left Satur-
day for Marlin, Texas, where Miss
Jessie and Donovan will take the ia.
nous hot well baths for four or five
weeks. Miss Leota will return tC
Welsh after about week.
At prevailing prices ear
corn is much the cheap.
est feed for your work
animals for particulars
enquire of D. c. BottOrff.
phone l72, Welsh, La.
Miss Wiley Coffee, who has beer
working as stenographer and book.
keeper at the local office Of thu
Southern Rice Growers association
returned to her home in Lafayette
Sunday. Miss Wiley has made nu
merous friends here who regret t
see her leave, and she seemed to re-
greet leaving too, as she says this is
one of the best and cleanest town,
she has ever been in.
For SaIe-5O sacks Early
Prolific Seed Rice.-See
w. b. Gabbert.
Eggs for hatching-From prize
winning S. C. White Leghorn, $1.5(
per setting.-Mrs. J. R. Carter, Phone
1879.
STRAYED-from my farm 3 miles
east of Welsh, one Sorrel horse
pony, 5 years old, short cut main, white
in forehead, weight about 700 pounds
Reward for information j. W. Naran
Miss Lucy Carr, who has been in
the st. Patrick Sanitarium at Lake
Charles the past five weeks. returned
to her home Monday and is reported
to be recovering nicely.
While on his way to Lake Charles
last Saturday night Mr.. o. S. Carr
suffered severe fall breaking two
ribs and causing other slight injur-
les. He was travelling along the
gravel road at a good rate when he
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