New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1903-03-07
MIR. George Cousin, formerly Of

being propltlouS, great activity
will he seen in that neighborhood
Studebaker farm wagons at cosI
R S. Mcmahon.
Hon. A. J. Cammack returned
last Thursday from New Orleans,
where he was representing P. NJ.
Dickinson Lodge No. &c, |. O. O.
f. OF this city III the Grand Lodge
of Odd Fellows, recently held there.
Mr.. Canmack, and his lodge was
honored by his election, as Grand
Warden, IA compliment highly ap-
prr"iHtrd 10y the order at this place
Ihr position brings him very near
the Grand Masters chair, so near,
as to be suggestive of further
honnrs
THE Winner" photos, 75c per
doz. Martins Photo Studio, for
one month beginning March 1st.
-Uncle Sans building, corner
Week 5 aud Main streets, is pro-
crossing Notwithstanding the I'M
favOrble weather. The walls are
going up rapidly, the roof timbers
are being prepared aud if the con-
tractor can have 30 days fine weather
the binding will have the roof on.
Everyday adds to the development
Of the structure, which promises
to be the finest IL Southwest
Louisiana
Good split hard wood ready for
stove, $l.7o per cord at yard Adj
dress Eagle Broom Mfg Co.
We notice that Mr.. Victor
Erath with commemorate enter
prise, is charging his ice factory
and bottling establishment. The
destruction by fire of the Crystal
Ice Works, necessitated an increase
of capacity, or the erection of au-
other factory. The improvement
will meet the want, and our people
can be assured of abundant supplies
Of home made ice this season, with
out monopolistic prices.
The residence property situated
at 3l9 East Washington street is
offered for sale. Apply to Mrs. J.
l.. DeGeneres.
Officer Colgin succeeded last
week in effecting the capture of
negro haillng from OpelOusas by
name Of Geoarge Nerbus, who was
wanted at the above place for a
series of crimes. The negro was
at once taken in charge by the Ope-
lousas officers and placed behind
the bars to await trial.
Agricultural implements of all
kinds at Erath's Hardware Em-
Last Wednesday night the lit
tie son Of Mr.. Fred w. Bauman
had the misfortune of falling from
The bed in which he was lying to
he floor, breaking his arm and
iislocating his shoulder. AT this
writing he is doing as well as can
pc expected.
Seven Surries on sale at cost
Z. 8. Mcmahon.
Mrs. +. v Peale announces
hat she will open her Kinder
yarten school next week, which has
been temporarily closed on account
If her illness
Every Monday Mrs. Blanc, the
will have bargains in flow
RS and shapes ,
The Rev G. c. Kramer will
,e absent from New Iberia over
Sunday March Sth, and services at .
he Episcopal church will be omitted i
N that day. Daring Lent there 7
re daily services in this church I
t 2. NJ. ~
Again has death invaded one a
f our oldest families. Taking
hence in the prime of life, Mr.. \
'aulin Fontelieu, who died in New I
'rleans on February 25th, aged 80 v
ears. Deceased was we'll known q
4 this community, where he was Ia
orn and raised. He was closely Ii
elated to Hon. Charles Fontelieu, q,
!. 5. Marshal, who had the re- re
lains brought to this city and in m
erred IN the family cemetery. 81
he funeral was attended by 9 re
lrge number of Borrowing friends M
nd relatives. m
The prospect of good weather
as stimulating effect on some Of U
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