New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1903-05-30
LOCAL NEWS.


Thursday afternoon, large dele
cation of the Louisiana and MissiS
sippi Press Association which had
been in session several days in New
Orleans, La, arrived here on a spe-
cial. Il las taken out to the Avery
Salt mines, where those who wished
had the opportunity given them of
witnessing the greatest mineral Won
der of this section Upon their ar
rival here returning from the mine, a
large delegation Of bu ines men and
citizens Of the progressive League
received them and escorted them in
carriages through the town and Were
entertained by the Attakapas Club
Mr. Jules ID reyfus welcoming them,
on the part Of the town and Club and
Mr.. l.. E. Bentley, responding for
the excursionists. The time being
very limited tone hour only the re-
ception could be only very informal
but proved to be mutually pleasant.
First Communion Medals, solid silver,
SOC, 75c and $1.25. First Communion
Beads, solid silver, 35c, soc, Use, sl.5O,
$3.50. First Communion prayer books,
l0c, 25e, SOC, s5c, &l.5O, 1915 and 81. 90.
Pfister Bros, lO4 Main st., New iberia.
This week also brings its record of
deaths, among those reported is that
of widow H. Dubus, which occurred
at New Orleans, yesterday at the home
of her daughter Mrs. Fred. Gates,
her age was 81 years. Deceased was
the mother of our popular citizens Mr..
CASTOR Dubus and Mr.. Jules Dubus,
the we'll known machinist, also of
Mrs. Fred. Gates. She was the wi
dow of the late Judge Jules Dnbus,
aworthy citizen who died some years
ago. Mrs. Dubus' remains were
brought here for interment.
See our new stock of furniture.
Sure to 'Ketch the t." Everybody
SAYS so.-Noah's Ark.
We call attention to the advertise
ment of the Carr Scott Co. manufac
turers Of Rice Threshing Machinery.
Mr.. CASTOR Dubus is the local agent
at this place and our planters would
do we'll to consult him before making
their purchases Getting his prices
terms and conditions, which are most
liberal. Mr.. Dubus needs no COM
mendatiOn from US for he is we'll
known to this community for strai ght
forward business
You need refrigerator, or ice
box. b. s .McMahon has them,
aud hammocks too.
Rev. Robt. Vaughn is still con-
fined to his room the sufferer of ty-
phoid fever, which has not yet reached
it's climax, buh y H. in a few Jas.
A trained nu-a ssom New Orleans
is giving the b.s. care AID treatment,
aud it is exp ste! that Bro. Vaughn
will pull thsough all right. His
cOllOttAOaA 10 ptOAnIsiuf'
Where we yoa g.,ing my pretty maid,
IT, Noal,'s Ark. kind sir, she said.
FOR what purpose miss, may enquire.
To buy furniture. admire
A meeting Of the farmers In
stitutc is called by ha President Mr..
Albert A. Morrow, 10 take place June
20, OS, at the City FALL Prominent
speakers will be present and topics
Of interest to farmers, planters and
business men generally will be dis
cussed. Let all attend and make the
meeting q good one. Put on your
thinking caps from now OH, and be pre-
pared to say something. Get up a
list Of questions pertaining to your
farm life and fire them point blank
st the president, who will not dodge
but do his best to answer or have 9TH
ers do 70. Truthful discussions on
important questions is the only way
to get ct the bottom Of facts and me-
thods. Come without fail. You
might learn something worth ne
hundred dollars.
Really on hand aud 10 stock in
New iberia, IL ! great variety Of
prioo aud r1loring, wall paper,
bought for cash right from tho fac
tory. Prices right. Mcmahon.
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