New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1902-10-11
Knights Of Honor
LOCAL NEWS.

nave DcIteT SHOW every saturday
night at the plantation "Sto' :"
One thing was very evident and
that was that the Louisiana lob
acco Co., was running the show or
the show was running the Tobacco
Co., as all the jokes turned on some
production of the Co, especially
the "Prcmios." Evidently Messrs.
Lindhcim and Wainwright are
enterprising fellows, and lose no
opportunity to exploit the popular
"Premios," which has n big run
in our city.
You will find what You are look
ing for at King Brothers.
The past week has been an
ideal one for everybody, not kick
coming from anywhere. Dry and
cool. Just the weather for drying
up the roads, gathering the cotton
crop, finishing the rice harvest and
rapidly secretiug sucrose in the
sugar cane, which crop shows a
decided improvement all along the
line. From all points we hear en-
couraging reports. The crop will
be an average one, and if the price
can be near last years prices, our
cane people will be ahead, conse-
quently contented.
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 S95 and $S5. All
above are high grade buggies and
prices are lower than same goods
are sold for on metropolitan floors.
R. S. Mcmahon.
-Teche Encampment No. IS,
Knights Of Temperance, held their
regular session last night and
transacted considerable business,
also taking into their order new
members. The committee on en-
tertainments reported progress
stating that tickets for the
Dewitt Miller Lecture were on sale
at the drug stores and that the dia
gram for seats would be displayed
at Estorge Drug store, where par
ties can get reserved seats without
extra charge The Knights spe-
cially urge the friends of Temper
ance to patronize this lecture, the
tickets are but 80 cents and the
entertainment will certainly be
value received as Mr.. Miller is one
Of the most popular Lecturers aud
entertainers on the stage. Don't
forget the date October goth,
Sp. m. Vendome Opera House.
Borrow from
YOURSELF.
Money is loaned at s per cent. on
note without endorsement to it's
stockholders by the Iberia Build
ing Association.
AT last Uncle Sam seems to
have taken step towards the
erection of the long promised pub
lie building, by the arrival of Mr..
o. J. Muchmore, Superintendent
of Construction Of Public Buildings,
who comes here from Los Angeles,
California, where he was on duty.
Mr.. Muchmore is a pleasant, affable
gentlemen aud is we'll versed in
the duties Of his position, being
from long experience an expert in
the construction Of buildings and
architecture generally. He will
guard the interests Of the Govern
ment and see that the contractors
comply with the strict letter of the
contract. His stay among us will
probably cover a year. He is TAX
ing the Clerc residence, corner of
Main and Center streets, admir-
ably located for his work. Mrs.
Muchmore, charming and amiable
lady, accompanies her husband.
One Studebaker wagon at cost
on account Of exposure. r. ).
Mcmahon.
The next Parish Teachers In.
stitute will be held at Jeanerette,
Nov. 20.2lst., and thereafter every
two months at some point in the
Parish. These Institutes are very
instructive aud interesting, they
keep up the standard Of qualifca-
ton and theinterchange ofthought,
comparison Of experiences, and
methods used, are Of lasting bene-
at to our corps Of teachers aud in
crease efficiency to n high degree.
Noteacher can be up-to date without
the contact, the culture and incsnt-
ives that these institutes afford.
White Eagle flour is the best in
the territory. Wholesale at A. s.
Conways.
Died, yesterday, Mrs. Thos. j.
Upton, nee Curtis, at the residence
Of her husband, Mr.. Thos. J. Up
ton. Deceased had been suffering
for some time with Bright's dis
case aud other complications. She
was daughter of the well-known
Mr.. John Curtis, planter of this
parish, aud wife of our fellow
townsman, Mr.. Thos. J. Upton.
The funeral will take place at the
Methodist Church at IL o'clock to-