New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1902-06-28
LOCAL NEWS.

Dodson of the State Experiment
Station, Baton Rouge; Col. Chas.
Schiller of Desoto parish Frank
f. Constant of East Carroll; DR..
Fred Mayer of Lafayette, who will
speak of Farm Hygiene, and an
expert on Farmers Institutes from
the West. Col. A. A. Morrow will
conduct the debates. The wards
of the parish will be represented
Inv Vice Presidents, who will take
mart in the questions for debate
A large and enthusiastic crowd is
expected to be present. The even
ing will be particularly interesting
as there will be some good speech
es. The presence and cooperation
of the ladies are requested. We
trust our agriculturists will turn
ont enmasse to this institute and
make it one of the permanent in
stitutions of the parish.
Harness, strap goods, pony sur
reys, pony buggies, white web har-
ness at McMahons.
WANTED-A Hostler. Apply to
C. +. Booksh, Sarah Plantation.
Tomorrow at the Iberia Base
Ball Associations new grounds on
the Lourd property, West End,
will take place double header,
the first game between the Juniors
of this city and the st. Martins
vile club, and the second between
the Patterson boys and the Senior
club Admission for both games
35c. A large number of visitors
are expected from our sister towns
to witness this entertainment. A
special invitation is extended to
the ladies.
Shirt waists at cost at Cypress
Store.
A most enjoyable and refined
gathering of our young people was
that held last Monday night at the
new residence of Hon. A. j. Cam
mack, orr City Attorney, at No.
81 Washington street. The oc.
casiOn was the formal opening OF
this beautiful home, and in old
time parlance would be called q
"honse- warming" About fifty
guests were assembled, who after
inspecting and admiring the ele'
CANT and convenient apportiOn,
ments and commodious apartments
~ this modern residence, betook
themselves to the large double par.
lors, where twelve tables were ar.
ranged for the popular game OF
progressive euchre, and this form
of amusement was enjoyed fol
several hours. The prizes wor
were rs follows: First prize, 9
glove box, by Miss Cecilia Dupre
second prize, fan, Miss Lou De.
generes; BOBBY prize, lead pencil,
Miss Martha Foster; Gents,
smoking set by DR.. Conrad
clothes brush, Hon. A. N. Muller,
BOBBY prize, toy duck, by Prof.
Dupuy. The occasion was graced
by the presence Of Misses Cora
Labisch, Rita, Bertha and Camille
Soulier, Lou Degeneres, Lucille,
Stella and Marceline Estorge, Ria
Schwing, Zig Decuir, Ida Patout,
Cessa Fuller, f. Hebert, Angelo
Decuir, Laura Sorrel, Marie Pa
tont, Cecilia Dupre, Edna Hacker,
Martha Foster, Louise Blanchet,
Mrs. Pickett. The gentlemen
present were Messrs. w. Weeks,
s. Broussard, L. Pfster, John
Schwing, T. Morse, J. H. White,
Will, Albert and Ed Degeneres,
7. Conrad, F. Schwing, w. San
ders, R. Perry, C. Sealey, s. Sor-
rell, Il. Soulier, II. Dupre, 0.
Landry, Mile Dupuy, A. Soulier,
A. N. Muller, Fl. Suberbielle,
A. J. Dupuy and A. c. Pickett.
Delicate refreshments were served
q la Iberia and enjoyed by all. In
fact, one Of the most enjoyable
events Of the season.
Babcock buggies, Studebaker
tbnggies and wagons, Parry bug
gies at McMahons.
81 buys 22lbs sugar at Cypress
store.
The Rt. Rev. David Sessums,
will preach and hold confirmation
service in the Episcopal Church on
Monday, June 80, at s P. M. The
public is cordially invited to attend.
Cypress Store scales have been
lasted aud were found absolutely
correct,
Chief of Police Lyons, Of
crowley, was here yesterday to re-
eeive from Chief Carter young
enegambian "till tapper," who
& eiieved barber establishment in
crowley Of sixteen round dollars
az started on trip to Boston,
me darky's paradise. but electricity