The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, February 09, 1912, Image 8

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The Rice belt journal., February 09, 1912, Image 8
About The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??

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SAVE YOUR MONEY
MEN GROW RICH BY SAYING
THE ' ONEY EY MAKF.
I)eposit your mnoney with
CALCASIEU TRUST and SAYINGS BANKI
OF WELSH, LOUISIANA
And it will, he afe and ready for you
wh(-n vou liventd it. We conduct our
business with the greatest care and
'ouritesy. \` e keep the best protec
tion agailst Fire, Storm, Burglars and
t Robbers.
\VE OFFER YOL
SAFETY AND SERVICE
$ PLANTERS
WE ARE STILL IN THE WELL DRILLING
BUSINESS. WE WILL CoNTINUE To CARRY
AT OUR WAREHOUSE AND YARDS IN
WELSH; LA., A FULL LINE OF THE LAYNE
PATENI' PUMPS, STEFL PITS, PUMP
PARTS AND REPAIRS AND AN AMPLE
SUPPLY OF ALL SIZE LAYNE PATENT
W1IRE AND SHUTTER SCREENS AND WELL
TERIALS AND DRILLERS. YoU KNOW
THAT WE MAKE ALL or oUR GUARAN
TEES GooD. LET US BIll) ON YOUR WORK.
OUR UNLIMITED RESOURCES PLACE US IN
A POSITION To GIVE YOU GooD PROMPT
SERVICES AT THE RIGHT PRICES. IT WILL
PAY YOU To INVESTIGATE THE LAYNE
sSHUTTER SCREEN WHICH- IS RECOGNIZED
AS THE BILGES AND BEST WATER GETTER
IN THE WoRLD, MADE IN SIZES of FRoM
13" UP To 24" IN DIAMETER.
LAYNE & BOWLElR CO.
S. O. SCO((GGINS. MANAGER
WELEII. LA.
P. S.-Hf our Mrh. Scoggins should be out or town whten
you call, lay your well proposition before Mr John Armstrong
of the Armstrong Machine and \cell \\orks Co., W elsh, La.
K. C. S. RY;.
(KANSAS CITY SOUTHEIRN RAILWAY CO)
f The Popular Route to the North 9
Through Kansas City
Buffet Sleepers from Lake Charles.
OBSERVATION CARS
Through the Mountains of AMkansas.
For HI*altn and recuper tion visit
SULPHUR SPRINGSJ ARKANSAS i
ALL LIEAR HEALTH RESORT
Illustrated folders sent free.
S( . OPKINS, S. G. WARNER,
'V. IPASS NGER AGENT, GENERAL PASSENGER AGENT,
TEXARKANA, TEXAS. ST. LOUIS,1MO. I
II I.I •I I
Prof. W. P, Ariette, Mrs. Wise
Mlisses Gibson, McDonald. Ling,
Thurman, Fairly, MlcLees, Willimn
and Shaw, teachers of the WelsNh
High School, were in attent:dnce :it
the regular monthly te:ichens' ,meet
.ng held in Jenn .,-Satur!:y.
Mrs. E. T. Warbasse, wife of the
second tr'ck operator here, went to
New Orleans the first of the week
to spend several days visiting
friends anl relatives. Enroute she
stopped at Franklin for a few days
visit with. relatives,
Cleopha Benoit went to Lake
Charles on business Monday night.
Paper Napkins, the kind for
which you have been paying 35
cents per hundred, for 25 cents
per hundred, at the JoURNAL Hook
Store.
D.C. Botorff returned Tuesday
morning from Indiana, where he
was called two weeks ago on ac
count of the serious illness of his
sister. Ile reports her as being
tmiuch improved and oractic~ily out
of danger. As the mercury had
a tumble to something like fourteen
below zero, during his visit north,
Dave says he is "plenty glad"to get
back to Louisiana again.
Triumph Seed Potatoes
at the Tlbdel Grocery.
Ben Gabbert is on the sick list
this week, being threatened with
an attack of typhoid fever.
A. R. MlcBurney went to Lake
Charles Tuesday morninig in order
to meet with the grand jury and
present a 'petition asking for the
creation of a drainage district in
the north part of Ward Two. Mr.
M.cBurney has been working on
this drainage district for several
years, and is now confident that he
will succeed in getting it ordered.
Crepe paper, 5 and 10 cents per
roll at the JOURNAL Book Store.
Police Juror F. A. Arceneaux
was in Lake Charles the first of this
week attending the regular meet
ing of the Police Jury.
Rice Bran $21.75 per ton, $1.60
per sack. Rice Polish $2S.00 per
ton.-Louisiana State Rice Milling
Co. It
J. M. 3. Booze went to Lake
Charles Tuesday morning with a
petition to the Police J.1 ur asking
for a franchise for the est:ablish lent
of a Telephone System in anald
around Hoanoke. Mr. Booze says
the promoters of the new c ampany
hope to have their lines in opera
tion within a few month;s at most.
Mir, and Mrs. John Me Izger, of
Iowa came over to \Velsh in their
auto car Tuesday for thIe trans:,.c
tion of business matters.
Texas Rust Proof Seed
Oats at Jones Bros.
Jas. 1lcNaspy of Lnfavette is
spending the week ',s the guest of
his daughter, Mrs. R. 3I. Gray, of
this city.
Jos 3alloy was a business visitor
to ,Lake Charles londan li morning.
W. C. Davis went to low:a 2on
dlay morning to grade out a car of
rice.
Henry Block was the guest of
frimlds in Lake Clharles over Sun
dlay.
Texas Rust Proof Seed
Oats at Jones Bros.
A. R. McBurney shipped a car of
fat cattle to the New Orleans
market Sunday morning.
Parties desiring number one oak
posts, delivered in town or else
where, should call on or address
Chas. Lantz, Welsh, La. 37.-4t
Cash paid for hides.-Fred John.
son, Welsh, La
Miss Ella Gig-ar of Roanoke
spent Monday as ,the guest of
her friend Mrs. Maie 3oling of this
city.)
A. O. Fontenot was a business
visitor to Lake Charles Monday.
Triumph Seed Potatoes
at the Ilodel Grocery.
R. T. Peck who is suffering from
a severe attack of inflamation of
the eyes went to Lafayette Monday
to consult a specialist. He was
accompanied by M. L. PIrentice, as
he was compelled to keep his eyes
I completely covered with bandages.
W. B. Gabbert was in Crowley
on business Saturday.
Taken up at my place at R ice
La. Dec. 1st, one black mare, four
white hoofs-white spot in forehead
unbranded-scar on shoulder as if
had, had fistula, harness markQ,
short piece of rope around the neck
Shod al.roundl. Owner can have
same by proving property and pay.
ing costs, otherwise she will be sold
under dlue process of law. Abrard
Cormier, Rice, La.
Austin liebert went to New Or
leans on matters of business Mon
day.
Sam Turner of Beaumont, Texas
was transacting business in WVelsh
the fore part of the week.
Mrs. Clhns. Skaggs returned
Wednesday from Lake Arthur,
where she lhad been spend ling a
short time visiting relatives and
friends.
Mrs. Prospero Verret, of Ilayes,
was the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Felix Benoit. Tuesday and \ednes
day.
Crepe Paper Napkins 15 cents
per hundred, at the JOU:it.,L Book
Store.
Mrs. Don Odom nnd little son,
who have been spending some time
visiting at the home of her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Thackston, of
this city, returned to their home in
Lafayette Monday.
Rice Bran $21.75 per ton, $1.60
per sack. Rice Polish $28.00 per
ton.-Louisia:tn State Rice Milling
Co. It
Mrs. A. Charlton, of New Orleans,
came over Sunday night for a visit
at the home of her sister, Mrs. IR.
IV. Howard, of this city.
Claude Singleton of Texas, came
over the latter part of last week
for a visit at the home of his
mother Mrs. Ad:l Singleton.
Dr. W. L. Stewart and sister,
Miss Louella were Lake Charles
vititors Monday afternoon.
Carbon Paper any sire wanted
at the JOURNAr, Book Store.
Samuel Blackford was :ttendling
the annual meeting of the M:usonic
Grand Lodge in New Orle:an:s the
fore part of the week,
Triumph Seed Potatoes
at the Modei Grocery.
rIr. :an Mr.s. Eli Lang!ey went
to New ()rlea:ns the latter ,:t't of
I:st week, t:akinr, their litt'e
utf:llghter (\own to )Ie operated uponI
for :appeln! icitis.
George t :t r was : liusiness pa.s
sener to Lake Charles Tues ly.,
Rice Bran $21.75 per ton. $1.i0
per sack. PRice 1',lish 2St;o) per
ton.-Louisiana State Rice Mlillini
Co. It
\Ir. She~r re wa:s the :guest of
friends in Lake Ca:rles S:tur tt.iv
Ch:ts. leter was seeing the sights
in the parish seat Saturdiay.
Rev. E. MI. Stewart went to
Baton Rouge M1andlay, spending
the greater part of the week there
attendling to lusiiess conne(te(l
with the extension of the Presbv
terian IHome lission work in this
state lie will be back in time io
attend the regular church services
here Sunday.
E. C. Willard made a business
trip to Newellton, La, the lirst of
the week, being gone for several
days.
FoR SAL::--Ilanving decided to
move my Sawmill Engine to the
farm, I have for sale one 5) H. P.
Fire Box Boiler and 35 II,. P.
Geiser Engine, size IlxlS. This
boiler carries 150 lbs pressure, and i
the engine will be thoroughly over
hauled for the coming season. Will
sell on reasonable terms.l-R. E,
Powell, Elton, La.,
Jno. W. Armstiong and 1R.
M. Gray went to New Orleans
Sunday morning to attend the
regular meeting of the Masonic
Grand Lodge.
Triumph Seed Potatoes
at the Model Girocery.
Rev. and Mrs. Jas Ellis, of Jen
nings were the guests of friends in
Welsh Friday.
L. J. Bowers was a business
visitor in Jennings Friday,
John W. Armstrong was in Lake
Charles Saturday attending a meet
ing of the Democratic Ceutral Com
mittee.
Pauline Funtenot w,5s among
the business passengers to Lake
Charles Saturday.
Eloi Ilebort mnadle a businiiess
trip to Charles Saturday evening.
Texas Rust Proof Seed
Oats at Jones Bros.
?Miss Lnuella Stewart of Huston
arrived in Welsh S:atur day exptec't
ing to spendl three or four"' ;cEk -.
visiting her brother, 1)r. W. I,.
Stewart.
Mr. and Mrs O N. Iagl:,n I :re.
rejoicing over the :rrival of a hir;e
bab:y hoy that arrived S,:itr lav
and tips tile scales at t , e.lv :ni:
one half poundls.
L. P'. AlManninig the huist linz re:l.
estate man from Hire w:as tr:as:o't
!ng 1)usine-s in \Veislh i'i:dvy.
Mr. and lMrs. A. T. Jones , rnl
Mr. and Airs, . . . lolins,,n tierý t
to Lake (Charles We'ldnesda v after
noon, goiang over in .lr. J:,es' I
Lonuring car.
Miss Ethel Welc-h of Texis. is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. ('has.
Moore, this week.
Mr and Mrs. Oscar oulton aTre
I)bth on the sick list this week.
If you are looking for nhicely fur
rished rooms centrally Io,:tel,
inquire of Mrs Will Bridges. ,one
block e:ast of the I3aptit church
Mirs. R. V. Swain and her iIaih
ter, Aliss Ze ta, of Anodersan, ! ,li.
ann, are guests of their W;iohter
andr( sister, lris. Go(n in lolin, of
this city. They will pro:bably remain
here for several weeks.
Mrs. lBwmrtan, (of Lake ('lCharles,
returned to her home 'l'Thurlz iv
imiorn ing after hav'ing, spent sever:A
clays visiting her daughter, .\ls.
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