The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1901-06-08

engaged to keep the book for the N.
/. Cotton Mill Co. Ltd.
Mr.. Jules Jectaux Of st. Martin
vile, was in town Of Monday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Simon left
on Sunday for New Orleans.
Miss Louise Durand arrived
yesterday from a visit to Houma
where she has been the guest of her
friends.
Mrs. Castor JUDGE took charge
of the post-office at Segura, La, on
last Saturday and will dispense the
daily mails.
Miss Ante Durand left on Mon
day last for st. Martinville, where
she will be the guest of her re-
latives and friends.
Miss Regina Judice of Sogura,
La, who has been teaching pri-
vate school in the vicinity of Cosln-
AIDE, IN ermllion parish, returned
TO her home the early part of this
week to spend the summer vaca-
ton. She will return in the tall
to the delight of her scholars and
patrons.
Mr.. T. Bernhclm, cousin of Mr..
Leopold Levy of this place, was a
caller at our Office on Monday. He
was resident of this place some
years ago. Leaving, he returned to
France. Later he was employed by
the firm Of A. Peyches, of Paris,
manufacturer and Exporter of wines
and liquors, to travel as salesman.
After travelling extensively In
England, he was sent to Mexico
and very recently has been assign
ed the domlnions of Uncle Sam as
his territory.
Mrs. &. T. Montague has recent
~ moved her residence from French
street to West Washington. be-
tween Iberia and French streets
Mr.. Talley, Of the Florida firm OF
TalleY d Arnold of Orlando, was
in town on last Saturday. the guest
of Mr.. r. S. Nc Mahon. His firm
is engaged In the cultivation of the
pineapple. This past season they
Melted something over $3.50 from
one.quarter acre of the fruit, not
withstanding the fact that their
fruit ripened at a season when it
did not command the hlgest market
values. These are practical results,
and are very interesting. Quite a
number of Iberians have gone to
Florida to engage iu the business
and 1t is more than probable that
others will follow at no distant
date.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burney Means,
Of Cado parish, we're in town on
Monday and Tuesday last, the guests
Of their relatives. Mrs. G. E.
Oolgin and fami lY. Mr.. Means was
q member Of committee on Good
Roads, sent out by his parish to in
vestlgate the systems employed by
the several parishes in building and
maintaining the parish roads. He
had conference with members of
the Police Jury of this parish and
gathered from them the principal
points Of interest Of the system EN-.
ployed here. The committee, upon
returning to its home will formulate
report enjoying the best and
most practical features of its accum-
ulated information.
Misses Alma and Dot Smith
returned this week from Beechaven
College, Jackson Miss. where they
have been attending school the past
winter.
Mrs. Capt. T. L. Morse and
daughter Emmer, attended the COM
moncement exercises of Jefferson
College Natchez Miss this week
whore Master Alex Morse is stu
dent. Alex returned with his mother
and sister, arriving here Thursday.
Miss Kittie Cade returned last
week from New York City whore
the attended school the past year
mixing her home with her Grand
mother, Mrs. Ker.
MI. Alexis VOORHEES, left for
yew Orleans on Tuesda en-route