The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1900-09-22
PERSONALS.

where be will work IN the Cumber-
land shops for a while, to fit HIM
self to become a manager.
Hon Donelson Gallery Jr. came
up on Thursday on business.
Miss Leone Camille has returned
home from visit to Franklin.
Mrs G.. II. Weber and her two
little children Of Franklin are the
guests Of her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Camille Of Olivier.
Mr.. f. +. Clement Of St. Martin
vile passed through this place Ell
route TO New Orleans for treatment
for injuries rect ived from fall
from the second story of his house
while walking in his sleep.
Mr.. Charles Grcvenberg went up
to Sunset on the 10Th
Mrs. w. G.. Smith visited Lafay-
cite on "Wednesday.
Mr.. Martin BagIey of Vermillon
was IN town on Thursday.
Miss Berthe Soulier returned
home on the goth.
Miss Forest Keider and her aunt,
Mrs Letigal came up from New Or
leans on Thursday, Mrs Letlgue may
remain in town all the winter.
Our popular District Attorney,
Capt Anthony Muller went 10 New
Orleans on legal business, where
he remained several days ;hls week.
Mr.. A +. Rousseau Of the biz
oil works IN St. Nartinville was
here on business visit last We'd
nesday. [
Mrs. l.. j. Bonvillain was a pas
senger on Wednesdays local train
for Baldwin. f ~
Mrs w. A. Hatch had the misfor-
tune to break both the bones in her
left arm. She was in her kitchen, and
turned TO give some directions when
she slipped, fell and IN endeavorlne
to catch herself broke the arm. 1t is
well bandaged and we are pleased
TO say, does not give her much pain.
Mr.. and MS Henry Guidry
came home on Wednesday from
VISIT TO Breaux Bridge, They brough,
with them brother OF Mr.. Guidry
Mrs M. A. Patout and her
daughter. Miss Ida, both Of Enter
prize Plantation were IN town this
week for day, spending that time
with Mrs L. G. Schwing.
Little HELEN Mouton has been
suffering from attack OF fever, bu,
we are pleased to report her better.
Nessrs 4. T.. Weeks and II. S.
Mcmahon went to Belle Isle, the
former gentleman professionally.
They left on Tuesday and came
back on Wednesday.
Mr.. Samuel BartLe, son of Mr.
Victor Barlhe, after visit 10 his
parents of a few days, returned to
the Crescent City where he is III the
Employ Of his uncle, NJ. ]. Fenton.
Lewis, formerly of THIS City. Mr..
Barthe carried with him one of the
Enterprise Blooms.
Miss Louise Perron after a holi
day of week spent with her parents
IN Morgan City, returned on Mon
day 10 her duties in the office Of the
Iberia Building Association.
Mss Louise Hitter Of St. Martin
vile Is IN town since Sunday last
the giest Of her friend, Miss Ella
Laperuse of West End.
Messrs George livingston, and
Henry Bergese, Of St. Mar,lnville
were IN town this week.
Gen +. f. Myles was on our
streets on Tuesday attending 10
business and exchanging greetings.
Nj. r. G. Sealy. the popula,
insurance man., was i'll with levers
last week but Is about again, thanks
10 the able treatment of DR. Brian
Mr. Sealy says he wrote a polio,
While sick IN bsd. Thi. gentleman.
stands weii with the Pacific Mutual
Life. A.
Miss Anna Blarchet was one of
the fortunate persons who lived
through the storm at Galveston 0
the 9Th. She was visiting her sister
Mrs Mistrpt and was unlniured
though naturally alarmed. Shere
turned home on Tuesday.
Mr.. F. .. LeBlauc, the veteran
drummer was compelled to 90 to
New Orleans on MONDAY. He was
i'll and wanted to consuita pbysiclan.
Arss yllfred Leblanc was one
Of thesGalvestomal,s gllo sui vived
the storm, aud catne over here o,