New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1902-03-22
"A large iron tank is being erected

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capacity. Mr.. John H. Murph,
the we'll know machinist Of New
Orleans has the contract, superin
tended by Mr.. A. F. Lynch of Penn
sylvania. About twenty men ar
employed, mostly northern men
Mr.. Lynch states he has nine tank.
of this size to place on Bayou Teche
each tank contains about IT'S tons
of iron, the one at this place will
be connected by four inch pipes
with the Southern Pacific Bayou
wharf, and filled from cars, and
thence to planters on the Bayou by
barge tanks.
Pocket books, leather and silver
chatalaine bags are all the 60. W.
have a fine assOrtment.-Ffister
Brothers.
A good strong bicycle, "a lbs.
$500, at McMahon's.
Memorial services were held in
Jeanerette last Sunday by the
Masons Of this town and Jeanerette
Lodge No. 225, at the Methodist
church of that place. The services
were held in honor Of q deceased
brother, Mr.. J. l.. Hayes, who
died Of small pox some two
months ago, preventing the usual
Masonic burial. A number of Ma
sons, from this city attended. The
services were conducted by the
Rev. G. c. Kramer, Deputy Dis.
trict Grand Master. A large audi.
ence filed the church to witness
the ceremonies and to listen to the
GRAFTON Of Brother Kramer, which
was replete with the beautiful
truths of Masonry, delivered in Mr..
Kramer's we'll known eloquent
manner. Ladies and, gentlemen Of
Jeanerette furnished most excellent
and appropriate music, Miss Flor
ence Whitworth presiding at the
organ.
II You can't get what you want
at the w cigar stand we will get
it for you.
Wernicke elastic book cases, at
McMahon's.
The Teachers Institute now in
session at this place, presented to
Hon. j. B. Lawton this morning, a
handsome gold locket and chain,
as an expression Of their high re.
gard for the Uniform courtesies
they have always received at his
hands while president Of the School
Board Of, this parish, q memento
that will be longed priced by the
recipient.
Call for the Spanish Hand made
Cigar at Moss the best Sc cigar in
town.
A very valuable coin was
shown us last Tuesday by Mr.. c. |
l.. Reggie Of Oliver. 1t is five
franc silver piece Of date of the Re-
publique 1902, and was found in
the woods under live oak, where
it had lain for years. This coin
should be Of value to dealers in old |
coins.
Be at the Rectory Lawn at p. NJ. |
on Easter Monday, March 3lst.
The Germier restaurant, in the
front sections Of the city market
building, is an attractive place
where meals are served in Partisan
style and prepared in the highest
art Of the French cuisine.
Mr.. J. B. Hull, piano tuner and
saleman from Grunewald's, is at
the Eureka Hotel. Leave orders.
We welcome Tulane Universe
tvs new quarterly magazine. the
University Record, subscription
fifty cents . year. Tasteful and At
tractive in form, and readable inI|
contents, it will appeal to all who
are in any way interested in edu-
sation in Louisiana, and in the \
who 10 mott Indeed, it
favorably with the similar
magazines published by other grea
American Universities. +
Prayer beads, prayer books sea, !
liars and First Communion goNk
Ffister Bros. =
The Laughlin blacksmith sha
'orner Of Fulton and Corinne sire.
las been removed, and the pro-
'rty is being prepared for the ere
ion Of the Satternsld Gin O. I
thus one by one the factories con
Cigars that satisfy yon at d
~ cigar stand. 4
Councilman 0uillot and x;s,
I'D the sad misfortune, this seek
{ losing their only child. Eaeea
bernard, aged Z months. Tb
nneral services were held nj III,
'atholic church and was largely IL.
'nded BY sympathetic friends