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

for Houston, Texas, last Tuesday
where she will visit her friend
Miss Ella Knight, for a few weeks.
Mr.. J. Fl. Carter, formerly OF
this parish and now of Perry,
Okla, is here among his old
friends, in the interest of the Law
& Bryant Real Estate firm. Mr..
Carter reports congested state OF
affairs in Oklahoma. Many are
looking southwark, and he is here
as forerunner for them.
Mr.. G.. p. Hacker, native of
this city, will remove to Beaumont,
with his family, where he will
enter a large hardware firm. Our
best wishes are with him. MAY
he live long and prosper.
Mr.. Douglas Southwell, an
Iberian, but now of Beaumont,
gave this Office pleasant call. lie
was on his way to New Orleans to
complete arrangements for erecting
large brickmaking plant in Beau
mont, of which he will be the
manager.
DR.. Bayliss after visit to the
new town of kaplan, Vermilion
parish, became convinced that his
interests would be served by NOV
ing thereto, which he has done.
We wish him success.
Mr.. w. +. Satterfeld and wife
leave to-day on their annual
summer trip. They will visit
different places of interest in Cali
fornia, Colorado and Utah.
Hon. p. r. Burke and wife leave
to-day ona trip to Utah, Cali
fornia and Colorado. They will
be absent about month.
Miss Rena Patin has returned to
her home Breaux Bridge, yesterday
after weeks visit to her friend
Miss Ethel Mestayer.
Messrs. Leopold and Ferd
King, Of the well known firm OF
King Bros, left this week for
New York and other Eastern mark
cts, to make their fall and winter
selections.
Miss Lizzie Lyons of Abbeville
is visiting Miss Hacker.
Mrs. Richard Gates Of Franklin
is spending some days with Mrs.
Julian Ewes in East End.
A party of young people spent
Thursday on Jefferson Island.
Among some who went were
Misses M. Renoudet, Maggie Hall,
A. Decuir, Florence Winters,
Lucille Bridges, l.. Fourmy and
Jessie Smith Of Franklin. Messrs.
Hugh and Will Frere, Harry Hall
Lin and Frank Sharp, Earl Hine,
Harold Henshaw, Frank Bridges
and others, and Mrs. W. B. Sharp
as chaperon.
Mrs. Il. A. Hutches and children
have gone to Lake Charles for some
weeks stay, from whence they will
leave for Kansas.
Mr.. j. J. Forgey and daughters
spent several days last week with
relatives in Franklin.
Mr.. Oscar Boutte of the 22d U.
s. Infantry, has just returned home
after serving long period in
North Luzon, Philippine Islands.
He is one of our Iberia boys whom
we feel proud Of and who served
with distinction in his regiment
having risen to the rank of Ser
gesnt
Mr.. J. w. Compton manager OF
the Boston Herald Co.'S exclusive
shoe store, has returned from {
business trip to Memphis, Tenn
He has been securing great addi
tions to his stock of shoes, and th'
most fastidious or exacting cal
now be supplied.
Mr.. II. l. Smith, senior membe
of the firm of Smith DeBlanc 4
Suberbielle, left this week for th'
East in search Of fall stock for thei
large dry goods emporium.
The Misses Laurence aud lsaur
Crouchet, charming daughters o
Mr.. p. f. CrOuchet, Of Lafayette
La, are the guests Of their rela
tives, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Guidr!
for few weeks.
Mr. Chester f. Marion, o
Kansas City, Kansas, an old &C
quaintance of our friend, Mr.
Preston Of the Iberia Cypress Co.
reached this city last Thursda.
evening to accept an importan
position at the above Company
large plant.
Mr.. r. G. Sealy, representing
the Pacific Mutual returned hom
this week from q business trip t
Ruston.
We received this week an appre
ciated visit from Mr.. Theodor
Fischer, of New Orleans, who ha