New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1903-12-26
Otto H. Krause will bring his

Win matinee. Sunday, January Bird,
in Because She Loved Him." one of
the brightest society comedies pro-
duced in late years. Sunday night,
THE Silver Dagger stirring melo-
drama for which Mr.. Krause pays a
large royalty for every performance.
Monday night will be Elk night, Mr..
Krause being an Elk and Jennie Hol-
man an honorary member Of Green
vile. Miss, Lodge. The Elks here
will attend in body and give them a
warm reception, Miss Holman MRS.
Krause) will by special request ap-
pear in one of her own plays support
ed by the full strength of the Com
pany. The play to be announced lat
er, one Of the most expensive COM
panies of the kind on the road and
among his special features is Baby
Hope, a tiny tot of five years who
sings and dances in such charming
ly innocent way as to win the hearts
Of young and old. The audiences in
the neighboring towns have been
showering money at her over the foot
lights. The engagement promises to
be one Of the successes of the season.
Don't fail to see our line Of hand
made Indian Baskets at Enterprise
Book Store.
Attention is called to the an
nouncement in another column of Mr..
Willie 8. Brown for the position of
city Marshal to be voted ON at the
general election to be held in April,
1904. It will be noted in another
column that the Parish Democratic
Committee at its meeting last We'd
nesday recommended Mr.. A. Chargois
for the position to succeed c. G. Pal
frey, deceased. Feeling that the Par
ish Democratic Committee went be-
yond their jurisdiction the friends OF
Mr.. Brown have, prevailed upon him
to secure the necessary signatures in
order to have his name placed on the
ticket and enter the race for this office
at the general April election. This
OF course, accounts for his notice else
whe re.
A very handsome assortment OF
childrens Books at Enterprise
Book Store.
w. D. Disch & Bro. Of the great
Cypress Store have done most grace
full thing in presenting their patrons
with large basket Of fruit with a
Christmas greeting. The baskets con-
tanned generous supply Of bananas,
oranges, lemons. apples, grapes, dates,
figs, cocoanut, pineapples, raisins,
assorted nuts, . most acceptable and
timely gift, which reflects great Gre
dit on this progressive firm. Mr..
Disch deserves not only the thanks OF
delighted patrons but most elaborate
nosegay."
Lost on the streets Of Of this city,
. bunch Of keys with the name OF
Ozeme Jacobs on key ring. Liberal re-
ward will be paid to finder if returned.
p. M. Dickinson Lodge /. O. O.
If. No. 66, met in special session on
IDecember 29d, Tuesday evening and
| held the annual election for officers
with the following result: A. J. Csm-
mack, N. G.; G. E. Reynolds, V. G
Louis P6ster, Recording Secretary; s.
Ia. Benthall, Financial Secretary
John T. White, Treasurer; @. L.
Widney. Representative to Grand
Lodge, A. G. Boas. Alternate Repre-
sentative to Grand Lodge. The in.
(stallation will be held on Thursday,
January 7th, 1904, at which time the
appointments will Be announced. A
lCommittee on entertainment will
provide suitable refreshments tt
which ali visiting Odd Fellows ant
members are cordially invited.
| The newest and latest games
Panic, Trix and Flipchat Enterprise
Book Store.
] Rev. A. W. Turner the new Pas
| tor Of the N. E. Church 1t this place
writes that he will all the pulpit Q
that Church on the first Sunday il
January st II !. n. Mr.. Turne
! made good impression while her
II last sunmer and the public can be as
sured Of good sermon. All are in
vitsd to attend.
We have received some fine cal
endsrs from numerous business people
among them. The State Nations
Bank, A. Daigre, New iberia Steaz
LAndury. Q. J. Trainot's Sons an
Geo. n. Robertson, all very nice an
N acceptable present for which v
return our thanks.
i AT the meeting q the l4th {
!. December, The Cypress Camp Woot
men 81 the World. elected the follow
I'M olIcsrs for the ensning year O !
Reynolds, Q 9; Steve + Roe, A !