The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-07-04

state Senator S 7. Watts. of
Abbeville, passed through our
city Sunday ell route to the Crcs
cent City on a business mission.
Mrs and Mrs. Porteus II Bark
of New Iberia. spent Wednesday
with their grandmother, Mrs. T.
ID. Hine. Franklin Banner
Mrs Sarah Barnett is in New Or
leans, 'the guest of ner sister Mrs.
Robert II. Cage and family She
left Monday for the city.
Leo Saparito passed through the
early portion of the week en- route
to his home in the parish seat of
old Vermilion
Miss Jessie Smith left last Sat
urday for New Iberia to spend
some time with the Misses Sharpe.
Franklin Banner.
Numa Aucoin, of Abbeville, ar.
rived Sunday and will remain here
for a couple of weeks at the least
on visit to friends and relatives,
Miss Lulu Colgin left this week
for Houston, Texas, where she will
visit her brother, Ed. Her visit
will doubtless prove most plea
SAINT one.
Porter M and VIM T. Moss,
who are engaged in dong brick
work at Lafayette, spent the day
Sunday with home folks and
friends in our city.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. J Ribbeck of
New Iberia, spent last Sunday
here, visiting Mr.. and Mrs. +. z.
Clement st. Martinville Messen-
ger.
Miss Kate Primeaux, of Able.
vile, arrived Sunday and visited
at the home of her relatives Mr..
and Mrs W.O. Moss and family of
West Washington street.
George Favinger, a prominent
Gueydanite, spent short while
in our city Wednesday en- route
home after an extended visit in
the Windy City.
Special from AbbevilIe in Pic
ayune.
Lawrence L Luehm, publisher
of the Meridionai, has served his
connection with the paper, and
will make New Iberia his future.
home.
Emmett P. Putnam, cotton brok-
er of Abbeville, was in town for Il
short while Sunday, and departed
on the afternoon east bound train
for New Orleans.
Howard Ellis spent coupe Of
days in This city the forepart of
the week greeting old friends and
transacting some little matters of
business. He is now located at
TerrebOnne.
Mrs A. j. Weber and Misses
Stella and Lillian Weber left for
their home in Abbeville Wednes-
afternoon, having came in on the
noon train from visit to Thibo-
daux.
Mr.. and Mrs w. j. Sandoz and
Mr.. and Mrs Lionel
Bienvenue and children of Opelou
sas and Mr.. and Mrs j. G Brous-
sard of New Iberia spent several
days here this week visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Z. L.. Broussard-St.
Martlnville Messenger.
Walter j. Quick, of Abbeville,
was Thursday visitor.
Isham Buddy Sorrells has been
laid up part of the week by ill
ness, but is we are pleased to note
again.
Miss Cassie is home again, after
a delightful visit of a month with
relatives and friends in Florida,
and is again at her post of duty
in the central Office of the Cumb.
Eel. Co.
Numa Broussard spent Thurs
day afternoon and the following
forenoon in our city, leaving in
the afternoon of the latter day
Cor his home and place of business
In Abbeville. He also spent
couple of days in Arnaudville the
fOrepart of the week.
Mrs Il. Mcdonald of Lafayette,
IS in town this week visiting
friends, the guest of Mr.. Alcide
family.
Sustane Borque, who has made
his home at Kaplan for the last
few years, has had a severe
visitation recently. He lost his
little daughter, II years of age, on
asst Saturday. Three other mem
Ders of his family are down with
typhoid fever.