New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1902-08-02
LOCAL NEWS,

The management OF the Beau
regard Monument Association,
Francis T. Nichols, Honorary
President, and Samuel ID. Me
Emery, Vice-President, give notice
that their Association will give
grand tournament and other at
fractions at the Fair Grounds, New
Orleans, August 7th, and recep-
ton to the Confederate Veterans at
Washington Artillery Hall August
Sth, in the evening AS the Louis
lana Division L. G.. V. will be in
session at that time in New Orleans,
the Beauregard Monument Asso-
citation has taken advantage Of the
occasion to raise money for it's
laudable object, the rearing of a
; monument to one Of louisiana
greatest sons. The general public
are requested to heartily co operate
in the movement. The railroads
west of the Mississippi will grant
one and one third rate for the
round trip, thus putting it within
the means Of all to attend.
See the good books at the Enter.
prise News Store. Magazines or
anything yon wish.
1t is with feelings of deepest
sorrow that we are called upon to
announce the death Of Miss Emelie
Landry, aged IL years, who died
at the home Of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Landry, yesterday
at II o'clock. The funeral took
place today from the Catholic
church, when almost the entire
community attended attesting their
sorrow, as well as sympathy for
the family. Miss Emelie was
most engaging and pleasing young
lady whose youth was full of prom
Use. She had enjoyed unusually
good health up to four days before
her illness, but combination of
causes beyond human aid or skill
bore her away to the great beyond.
A beautiful flower in this land,
transplanted into the garden OF
God there to bloom through all
eternity. We offer to the bereaved
ones our hearty and heartfelt SYM
pathy.
Call for the Spanish Handmade
Cigar at MOss'-the best Sc cigar
in town.
--Advices received from Mr..
Walter Gates in New Orleans,
states that he is now the business
manager Of the "Harlequin," that
bright fearless paper Of the Cres-
cent City, which has already be-
come famous. Mr.. Gates informs
us that il is the intention to enlarge
the Harlequin and make it the
greatest carnival paper Of the city.
We think we can assure the public
that with Mr.. Gates as business
manager the Harlequin will 60 for
ward to greater aud more perms.
nent success than it has ever had.
The statement that the door OF
Harlequin's Office has neither latch
nor string and therefore easy OF
access will he remembered and we
shall "butt in" one Of these fine
mornings.
Call for the Spanish Handmade
Cigar at Moss the best Sc cigar in
town.
= We learn that the Jeanerette
Lumber Co. g mills have shut down
owing to the interminable labor
troubles. The employees have all
been paid of and discharged and
preparations are being made to
move the plant to Bartels, St.
Mary Parish, where it is thought
the wicked cease from troubling
and the labor unions are at rest.
This will be u great loss to Jeaner-
ette in every way, and it seems to
us that something ought to be done
by which differences could be set.
tied aud this great employer OF
labor be kept in the town.
Straw hats going at cost.-Cy-
press Store.
A serious accident occurred at
the Eureka House last night. Mr..
Ernest Savoy Of Eunice, represent
: ing the Deering Harvester Com
pany, a guest Of the Eureka, fell
from the second story to the Court
yard below, sustaining serious in
juries tho extent OF which are moi
yet determined. 1t is supposed
the gentleman arose from his bee
and while asleep fell over the gal
lery from the second story as above
stated. He is in a precari0us con
dition.
Agricultural implements Of al
kinds at Erath's.
There will be sale Of money
by the Iberia Building Association
Wednesday night, August 9th