New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1902-06-21

'E 'AtitiStS VI the NOUN
carmel Convent, on Tuesday next
June 2lth, which takes place o.
their beautiful grounds at 7 oclocl
=, IN. The young ladies gradual
ing this year are Misses Ami
Archer and Rita Soulier. A
usual splendid program has beer
arranged by the sisters for thi
occasion, and no doubt, will b,
well patronized. An admission fe,
OF 25c will be charged at the gate
You pay for the landlord house ever,
Few years why not pay for one for your
sell through the iberia Building Associa
ton
Horse hats at Cypress Store,
The third annual meeting of tn,
Attakapas Club was held on Tues
day evening, June 18th The tinap
cial statement read by the Secre.
tary showed u most ilattering con
ditlon of the iinancies. With ali
obligations paid the Club has about
5000 IN the treasury. The rooms
are handsomely furnished and the
Club is made to cater to a variety
OF tastes among its members. II
combines literary, social and bust
ness features. The library is con.
stantly growing and the tables of
the reading room is well supplied
with magazines and periodicals.
During the warm spell the Club is
n happy retreat. To sit under the
rapidly revolving fans in delight
ful social intercourse is a pleasure
well worth enjoying. The annual
election resulted rs follows: Pres.
ideut, A. Daigre; vice-president,
Pierre Jubin; secretary, l.. X. Gal
dry; treasurer, Jules T.. Dupuy.
Board of Governmental. G. kra-
mer, j. X. Perry, Sam We'll, Ed
win $. Broussard and Louis Pfister
House Committee-Messrs. Daigre,
Dnpuy aud Perry. Finance Com
mittee-Messrs. We'll, Pfister and
Jubin. Library Committee Messrs.
Kramer, Gaidry and Broussard.
Call for the Spanish Hand made
Cigar at Moss'-the best Sc cigar
in town.
Inventory sale of summer wash
goods at cost.-Cypress Store.
Death claimed as one Of its
victims last Monday, June 10th,
Mrs. Fernest Leblanc, aged %
years, at her home in this city.
Mrs. Leblanc was daughter of
that well-known citizen of this
parish, Mr.. 7. Armance Derouen.
The funeral took place from the
Catholic church and was largely
attended by Borrowing friends and
relatives. We extend our heartfelt
sympathles to the sorrowing reIa-
tives.
Refrigerators, ice boxes, ham
mocks, croquet sets, lawn swings
at McMahon's.
zoe for l6 full ounces of the best
creamery butter at Cypress Store.
Mrs. H. g. Magee of East End
gave u dance complimentary to her
nieces, the Misses Maxent, of New
Orleans, Wednesday evening. All
who attended report it an enjoy
able affair The house was pref
tily decorated with flowers. Delic-
ious refreshments were served and
dancing was enjoyed by all.
Among some of those present
were Misses Marie Patout, Roger,
Of Thibodeaux, Souliers, LeBlancs,
Louise Blanchet, Clara Fisher,
Wilson Of Waco, Texas, Forest
Krieder, Lola Vest, Cessa Fuller,
A. Decuir, and Messrs. Albert De-
CUR, Fred Bauman, Nathan Levy,
A. Ortmeyer, w. Eckart, Henry
Blanchct, Charles aud Milton
Curstens, Ed Terrell, DR.. Conrad
II. Suberbielle, A. Soulier.
Agricultural implements of all
kinds ut Erath's.
Call for the Spanish Hand made
Cigar at Moss the best Sc cigar
in town.
The knights of Temperance
base ball nine are getting into
shape for the great contest with the
Elks at the iberia Park, July 4th,
don't fail to witness this trial OF
skill aud strength, for it will be
one of the best features OF the pro-
gram. We trust Jupiter Pluvius
will stay at home on that day.
81 buys 22lbs sugar at Cypress
store.
WANTED-A position as time
keeper at saw mill or on planta-
ton. Good references furnished.
Address +. B. L., this Office.
Invitations are ont announcing
the marriage at Patoutville, La.
Of Miss Margaret Landry, daughter
of MIR. and Mrs. Ulysses Landry
Of the above place, and Mr.. Joseph
Gajan, of New Iberia, on Wednes-
day next, June 25th, at st. Nicholas
Catholic church. The Enterprise.
Observer extends its good wishes
to the happy young couple.
Call for the Spanish Handmade
Cigar at Moss'---the best SC cigar in