New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1903-01-24

lHtl see "A w ISc "CuIuSt, WIN
will be with you soon, accompanied
by his family Of merrymakers.
Each Of the three acts bristles with
qualities that combine to make n
great success The development
Of the plot is Of unusual strength
aud is so full of surprises, and
ludicrous, laughter provoking sltua-
tions, that it should be seen to be
appreciated. You have no doubt
witnessed many good plays, but
"a Wise Member" is greater. You
have perhaps laughed at funny
situations, but "a Wise Member"
has funnier ones. Possibly you
have been moved to great applause
by clever specialtios, "A Wise
Member" will surpass anything
you have ever seen in tina. as well
as all other respects. Vendome
Opera House, January 28th.
-Mattings at Is cts and up at
Noah's Ark.
AS we 60 to press we learn of
the sad death OF Mrs. Louis Pelle-
rim, at Capland, La, last Friday
night, the result Of typhoid fever.
Mrs. Pellerin was the daughter-in-
law of Mr.. l.. A. Pellerin, of this
city. She leaves a husband and
two young children to mourn her
demise. We extend our heartfelt
sympathies to the family.
We keep right up to date with
all the latest books. .--Enterpries
Book and Stationary Store.
-Morgan's Louisiana & Texas
Railroad and Steamship Company
will sell tickets from New Iberia
La, to California common points,
at a rate OF $4,000 on account Of
settlers rate Tickets on sale Feb
ruary 18th to April 3Oth, inclusive.
Window shades at Bargain
prices at Noah's Ark
AT the meeting of the Iberia
Building Loan Association last
Wednesday night the following
gentlemen were awarded loans.
Judge Robert Brown on 13 shares
L. X. Labauve on IL shares; l..
Gaffrey on s shares; F. n Mesta-
yer on 7 shares; d. Hamilton on 8
shares.
Studebaker farm wagons at cost
R. s. Mcmahon.
We have been shown the six
teeuth annual report of the Iberia
Building Association. 1t is most
wonderful repsrt, showing She
immense strides OF the institution
since its inception, March 18th,
1887. From . capital Of 5000, ,OOO
it has now expanded to the enor.
nous capital Of two million Ave
hundred thousand dollars, and
number hundreds of our citizens
among its stockholders, who are
enjoying that independence which
only a sense Of ownership car
give. an ownership made possible
by this Association, but for it they
would yet be paying trent, y
that voracious monster which is
never satisfied. AT the last meet
ing Of the Association. the stock
holders displayed their approval
and confidence by re-electing the
old board, IA also the officers wht
have SO efficiently and faithfully
served them in the past. Mr.. W
g. Weeks the efficient Secretary |,
the spinal column Of the institution
aud to his patient and intelligent
efforts Is due much of It's success
or course he has had a flne Boart
Of Directors, with a President wht
is brainy aud resourceful ani
always ready to cooperate, counee
and advise. From his long servic,
Mr.. Il. f. Millard cannot be sur
passed in efficiency for the position
he has so long filled. The insti
tuition is ono of the strongest il
the State and enjoys a reputation
among building associations Al
being the best.
White enameled iron beds Will
spring, 81 so at Noah's Ark.
The wedding of Miss virgini,
Jennaro, the amiable daughter o
Mr.. and Mrs. V Jennaro Of thi
city to Mr.. Martiuo Piraro, is an
nounced to take place at st. Peter
Catholic Church on Wednesday
February 4th. The Enterprise ex
tends its good wishes to the pros
pective couple.
Wall paper at Noah's Ark.
The Enterprise now boasts
Devil, but rs 1t also has represeu
tatives Of all the religious on il
force, the necessity Of a presen
devil is obvious.