New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1902-07-26
Iberia Park Association

PIoo' IHe small ADMISSION or 20(
Will be charged. A large crowd is
expected to witness this important
race.
Clean, absolutely, is the steeI
frame folding bed couch, $40 and
SIS, at McMahons.
The second installment of the
outing party which went to Last
Island has returned, much bene.
htted and animated by their sea
shore trip. Those returning were
Messrs. Clay LeJeune, of Jeaner.
cite, Manuel Soulier, Drs. White
and Fort, Walter NJ. Gates, w. L.
Grant, Rivers Richardson and
Capt. Harry Ford, of New Orleans
These pleasant trips are highly
extolled by the participants, but
Judging by looks We should sur.
mise the party had been out West
hel ping to harvest the wheat crop.
Harness in quantity, and at right
prices; nicely displayed. At Nc
Mahon's.
Thieves were again in evidence
in East End Monday night who
deprecated the henhouse of Mr. E.
A. BOndreauX, manager of the
Cypress Store. The thieves got
some chickens and turkeys. Later
in the day Chief Carter got hold of
the chap and recovered the poultry
The lover of the choice birds was
turned over to Judge Brown, who
gave him most exquisite justice.
Call for the Spanish Hand made
Cigar at Moss'-the best SC cigar in
town.
AT the special meeting Of the
City Council last Tuesday evening
that body saw fit to raise the liquor
license to $500 per annum. They
also passed some very beneficial
laws relative to gambling, which
has been long needed in this city,
and if properly enforced by the
officers, will have the endorsement
of the entire community.
e Mr.. Anthony Plattsmire, for
merly of this city, but for the last
three years a resident Of Rayne,
died at his home last Tuesday
morning, after a brief illness,
aged so years. The remains OF
deceased were brought to New
Iberia for interment and buried
from the Catholic church. De.
ceased leaves a large family to
mourn his loss.
Seven large sized Refrigerators
less 10 per cent discount, at Nc.
Mahon's, if you cut this out of the
Enterprise and bring it along.
AT the special meeting of the
City Council last Thursday evening
that body appointed Mr.. c. E.
Colgin to the position of assistant
police. Mr.. Colgin is making an
inspection of the different yards
throughout the town under direc.
ton of the President of the Board
of Health, and from what we are
informed, many are in need OF
immediate attention.
The ball game last Saturday
between the Hot Shots of New
Orleans and the Iberia Juniors
was sad disappointment to our
invincibles. The Hot Shots could
not "toe the scratch" with them.
About five hundred people were on
the grounds to witness this sup
posed match. The Juniors now
challenge any club in the State
their ages.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church will give "Handerchief
Bazar," on Tuesday August LIST, at
the home of Mrs. j. C. M. Robert
son, beginning at 5 o'clock. Light
refreshments will be served al
moderate prices. Special amuse'
ments will be arranged for the
children. All are invited to at
tend.
One of the finest specimens OF
Japan rice brought to our notice is
that from Mr.. Will Dallas farm
just beyond town on the east side
Of the Bayou. Mr.. Dallas is har.
vesting this week and will make 6
fine lot of this rice, it being full
ripe and each stalk thick in COLDER
grain.
"A magnificent rain fell Tues
day about 2:3O p. m, lasting al
hour. The U. s. Observer reports
the fall at l 4O-1OO inches. Show
ers are now of daily occurrence.