New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1902-10-18
LOCAL NEWS.


AT its last meeting Wednesday
night last, the Iberia Building and
Loan Association, made the follow
ing loans: p. f. Giles, mt IA pre-
MUM Of %, four shares Elizabeth
Godfrey same figure, on three
shares; Mrs Joseph Villermin
same figure on six shares; SEVERN
Niator same figure on four shares /;
Mrs. Erasie Loreau at 242i on
on three shares George ] Vest, at
2414 on thirteen shares; Edgar
Folse at q Z on two shares; A. G.
Emmer, at 81 > on twenty six
shares. The total loans aggregat-
ing siXty-one shares or 1920 be-
ing the largest amount ever loaned
by the Association at one meeting.
Series No. n matured Oct. LIST, at
a value of $202.G3 per share. In
this series there were u shares, of
which 13 shares were uupledged,
AMI II shares pledged for loans,
The Board Of Directors authorized
the immediate liquidation Of the
stock in this series.
The Latest Creations in style are
to be found at King Brothers.
Mr.. Lee has lent to some friend
two books-"With Fireand Sword"
and the first volume of 1.-The De-
luge"-their return would oblige
him.
Buffalo Bits World famous
Wild West will appear in New
iberia on October Both for one
afternoon only; though organized
in the West and wholly Western in
its basic and distinctive compo-
nents, this is the first season in
which the route Of the show has
been extended so far towards the
setting sun, going clear to the
Pacific Coast. In many repects
Buffalo Bills Wild West is sui
generis. Colonel w. f. Cody, in
forming it, had the great advantage
of such personal experience in
every phase Of frontier life, eXcep-
tional influence through his ines
Unable service as Chief Of Scouts
in the army and individual capacity
as organizer and disciplnarian, as
probably no other man in the coun-
try possessed. With him in the
enterprise was associated veteran
manager, Mr.. Nate Salisbury, whose
genius and training enabled him to
combine in the most highly effect
i've manner the widely diversified
elements brought together by Col
onel Cody buffalo Bil) and pre-
sent them to the public in series
Of~-episodic presentations of real
life on the Western Frontier.
Cincinnati Buggies from $50 to
$25, and Parry Buggies from sos
to $50.-R. S. Mcmahon.
Get complete Map of Louisiana
24x36 inches at the Enterprise
Book Store for 15cts.
Prof. Wilcox reports that the
Scarlet fever scare is about over
and that pupils, who were staying
away from school on account Of it,
are nearly all back again. All the
existing cases OF Scarlet fever have
all along been entirely isolated
from the pupils attending school so
that there is no danger from the
spread of Scarlet fever at present.
If the schools were to be closed on
account Of one or two cases Of
Scarlet fever, they would remain
closed all winter as we are naturally
to expect in town Of this size that
such cases are continually liable to
Occnr.
Only one Babcock Buggy left.
A "Happy thought" Spring, Piano
box, leather top at $4,000. 3
Studebaker "Izzers" at 800 and
3 Moon Bros. at $95 and $85. All
above are high grade buggies and
prices are lower than same goods
are sold for on metropolitan floors.
r.. s. Mcmahon.
Your horses will fare better on
clipped oats, the only place to get
them is at A. S. Conways.
The work has not yet CON-
menced on the U S. Public Build
ing Tor Post Office, although quite
a quantity Of sand has been hauled
on the ground. The Superinten-
dent of Public Buildings Col. 0. j..
Muchmore states that the contrac-
tors have signified their intention
Of commencing the work in earnest
next Monday. Uncle Sam is pretty
slow, but sure, is an old saying ex-
emplified in our case.
Carpet is cheaper than last year.
Large stock, late designs, new
fabrics, you can find what you want
and you will be satisfied with the
price.-R. S. Mcmahon.
An art square 3x3'a for SO 90
r. 8. Mcmahon.
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