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

anything in the stationery line
can be found at all times at the
Enterprise News Store.
The Unsectarian Aid Society
Will hold their regular meeting at
the City Hall on Thursday next, at
0 CLOCK p III. A large attend
ance is expected as some very i'm.
portant business will be transacted
among which is arranging the date
OF the steamboat excursion on the
Sadie bowman which has been
rendered to the Society by Mr.. G..
W. Dallas, of the Iberia Cypress
Company. We are informed that
the ladies will give this excursion
at an early date in July.
Call for the Spanish Handmade
Cigar at Moss'-the best SC cigar in
town.
The old landmark, the Lee
cotton gin is being dismantled by
Engineer John Saucier and is being
shipped to Wilson's Point, La. -,
where it will be erected on Mrs.
L. X. Barber's place.
Agricultural implements of all
kinds at Erath's.
Col. Victor Barthe has placed
before us a sample of his broom
corn crop. 1t is Of superior quail
lty, of about 80 inches in length
and almost ready for harvest.
Mr.. Barthe stated that he would
soon be manufacturing this crop
into brooms. There is a vast open
ing here for this industry and Mr..
Barthe is doing what he can to
develop it, but there is room for
others.
Call for the Spanish Handmade
Cigar at Moss'-the best SC cigar
in town.
The Enterprise Observer ac-
knowledges receipt of an invitation
from Mr.. B. P. Bouvey of Plaque
mine, La, to the Forty-Sixth An
niversary and commencement of
the Soule Commercial College, Of
New Orleans, on June Goth.
Refrigerators, ice boxes, ham
Knocks, croquet sets, lawn swings
at McMahon's.
We notice an announcement of
the death Of Mr.. John Frere, in
New Orleans recently, from the ef-
fects of poison administered by
himself. Deceased had been suf-
fering from nervous prostration
and had taken a drag to alleviate
the pain which proved to be an
overdose from which he died. His
remains were brought to Franklin
for interment. Mr.. Frere belonged
to the old family Of that name, one
of the most honored in st. Mary
parish, and was a brother Of our
esteemed Assessor, Mr.. L. S. Frere
Of this parish.
3Oc for 16 full ounces Of the best
creamery butter at Cypress Store.
Last night Teche Encampment
No. Is, Knights of Temperance
held their semi-annual election Of
officers, resulting as follows: E..
W. Phillips, worthy chief; X. F.
Herpeche, vice worthy chief; D..
S. Campbell, chaplain; w. H. De-
Generes, recorder: l.. P. Bagarry,
assistant-recorder; Robt. Brown,
financial recorder; S. A. Benthal,
treasurer; R. A. Morse, marshal /;
T. b. Hart, assistant marshal; D..
Steffenauer, sentinel; H. Hauser,
guard. The new officers will be in
stalled at public ceremony in jean
erette on Sunday, July 18th. Ar
engagements are made through the
courtesy of Manager Dallas of the
Iberia Cypress Co. to transport all
who wish to 60 on the steamer Sa-
die bowman and barge, returning
at night allowing moonlight ride.
A pleasant feature Of the meeting
last evening was the presentation
of a handsome badge to Treasurer
Benthal by Mr.. r. A. Pomeroy in
his usual felicitious manner and
feelingly responded to by the re-
cipient.
Call for the Spanish Handmade
Cigar at Moss'-the best &c cigar
in town.
Our respected contemporary
the "Iberian," has again changed
editorial management, this time
Prof. A. j. Dupuy, late of the
Jeanerette High School, will mount
the tripod and urge his pegasus to
a full trot, a pace we trust he will
maintain until the populace are
falling over each other in their ef
forts to get the Iberian. We be-
speak for the new editor success
and prosperity.
Inventory sale Of summer wash
goods at cost.-Cypress Store.
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