The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1900-09-29
PERSONALS.

on Monday last ann we are happY
to say, this genrlema ms eyesight has
been ,es ored to HIM. He left here
some weeks ago and had them treated
at the ..Senses" hospitable in New
Orleans by Doctor Homer Dnpuy
aid Decor Satler. He speaks in the
highest terms of these gentlemen
and the good they did him. Also
of the patience and efficiency OF the
GOOD listers while he was in the
Hotel Dieu. Continuing Mr. Duperier
said tue world he now sees Is an
entirely new world, abrighter world.
We congratulate uhIs gentleman on
his recovered sight aud hope that
this brlgher vision, tins happy side
of the world, viii be the side he Will
continue to see.
Miss Mary Hanley and her brother
Mr.. Lawrence Hanley have just
returned from Hot Springs, AK,
where they spent!a very pleasant
month. The object Of their visit was
for Mr.. Lawrence Hanley's health.
This gentleman is employed on the
S. p. II. II. and we hope he will
return to his work with renewed
p strength and courage.
Miss Sarah Berry came home on
Monday from visit TO New Or
leans which She very much enjoyed.
Mr.. J. O. Carlin, of New Iberia
who is visiting relatives at this
place, was a pleasant caller at this
Office Monday. --Rayne Tribune.
Mr.. and Ms. John Geberl return
ed home on Sunday from delightful
visit to Chicago, and their relatives
in Kansas ard South Dakota. The
trip lasted two weeks and they were
compelled 10 wear thicker clothing
IN the mort Invest, suitable to the
cool weather up there. IT Is this
cool weather and positive change
from the low to high attitudes which
greatly bcnif,s tourists from the
South.
Mrs Charles Babon, Messrs Ed
ward and Charles Bahon Jr. return
ed 10 New Orleans on Monday.
The two gentlemen are students
there, the former at the High School
the later il at Tulane, taking .
course Of Bachelor Of Science. He
will pursue his studies IN this branch
for several years, and when he shall
have good foundation upon which
to study law, he will enter the
Tulane law school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Babsz of
Weeks Island, brought their infant
baoy here and had him chris, ened
George Marus Babaz. This gentle
man aud his wifeare sou in law aud
daughter Of Mr. ard Mrs. Charles
Baton, and they returned TO the
Island on Monday last.
Mr. II. A. Pomeroy has hem the
victim Of several milarial fevers
lately, bat has kept at his post OF
duty at Mr.. T. w. Muller's store.
Mrs. Paul Dee purt went TO Gibson
on the 25th. To visit her Sit ter Mr.
X. II. Morrel for lew days.
Mrs A. "A. Theriot and Der mott er
Mrs X. llabert whit to their home
In Charenton on Tues day, after a
visit here.
Mr.. Geo Nj. Robertson went to
New Orlesn, yesterday.
Mrs CASTOR Dubus and children
came home on Tuesday from stay
OF several weeks at Abita Sp,ngs
Mrs Dubus was benefited by her
trip and the rest.
Mr.. Alfred Soulier left for BaIt,.
more this week where be will study
pharmacy at the Maryland College
of Pharmacy. This IL an excellen,
school Of its kind vnd it was from
there Mr. G. Ii. Lee graduated 10
chemistry and pharmacy, aud Mr..
Jonn Tal lor gradualsdin pharmacy.
Mr.. Alfred Sonlief lis already we'll
grounded nphsTmacy, having been
for number of years in the Eslorg.
Drug Cos, employ. We. wish ioi
this gentfsmansa successful sess
and a pleasant one az we'll.
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After quite an extended visit TO
her daughters in thsclty MrsGWebb
returned on Tuesday to Alexandria
She was. accompanied by Mrs Fred
Baumaa, one Of daughters located
here, who will remain there for
several days. sgs
Mr.. ii. II. Winters is one of our
business men who has made .
thorough success, because be devot-
ed his thoughts and energies to BIZ
hnslnessssEycn he, no viewer, finds i,
necessary 70 take some recreation
from the continued grind of every
stay work, in order that Jack may
not become doll boy." With this
inview, be left on Tuesday, for