New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1903-08-01
As previously announced the

i previously ouuVuucOu tuS
marriage of Mr.. Alfred Duperier
and Miss E. Workman, was con-
summated at Beaumont, Texas,
Wednesday evening July Goth,
/ 1908, at the home Of brides pa
rents. A more extended account
Of the wedding will appear next
week. The happy couple are visit
Ing DR.. Alfred Duperier, father of
the groom.
There are a number of places
along the business center Of Main
street where the brick walks are
in a delspidated condition, they
should be looked after and the
usual concrete walks laid. Most
f"f.nr Main street walks within the
firs limits are in an excellent con-
ditien, and tlore 10 no reason to al
low The few remaining places to
lag when they are in Immediate
meet 1T rrpnir.
: Every property holder should
subscribe to the Enterprise. Oh
server it publishes oil Of the official
news, both city and parish. It's
not economy to be without the OFF,
cial journal.
Wednesday morning a High re-
QUEEN Mass was celebrated at st.
Peters Catholic Church for the
repose Of the soul of Leo XIII, a
large congregation filed tho church
to witness the beautiful service to
their late Pope, these services seem
to BE- general 10 all Catholic Par
ishes.
Hammocks at actual cost at
McMahon's.
Owing to the heavy rain which
fell last Sunday the ball game be-
tween the Woodmen and Red Men
did not come off. The game will
be played to- morrow.
| Finch sets at the Enterprise Store.
The home team of the Sugar Belt
League, have come to grief. A num-
Der of the team are still in the city
unable, We understand to get out OF
town, for lack of the "where with
these men or some of them claim
they were engaged for the full summer
season, for a course on the diamond
with a guaranteed salary, but have
| failed to receive their full amount,
beside having to be thrown out, Mt this
time. No one seems to be able to ex-
plain and the only thing that remains
is lot Of unpaid bills.
We are sorry for the boys, that they
have been forced out on shorts, =
they seem to be in the same boat as
good many Of US are, when we can't
get any further.
We hope that the Base Ball Associa
ton, will straigten out matters to the
satisfaction Of all parties interested.
Mattiogs, Rugs, Carpets Shades,
Screens.-R. s.. Mcmahon.
Death has again invaded an
Iberian home and taken from thence
it's light and joy. Our esteemed con-
frere, Mr.. e. #. Milliard and wife
have experienced the bitterness OF
bereavement, in the going hence of
their bright infant boy, John Colgin
Willard, who died Sunday, Goth and
was buried on the 27th from the resi-
dence OF the parents. We extend our
heartfelt sympathies to the bereaved
couple, and trust that time, will
temper their grief and cause them
| to bear with patience this great loss.
Mr.. G. e. Chastant, of Loreau-
Vile gave us pleasant call last Fri
day and while here complained Of the
bad condition of the roads in front of
the Eugene Darby place about three
miles north Of our city also the bad
Icondition OF the road in front Of the
Decomine Dautrive track, back Of Lo-
reauville due tC escaping water froN
rice fields. These are matters for the
Police Jurors Of those Wards to look
into and should not be delayed as this
state Of affairs causes much inconven-
Hence.
THE side walk along the Duper-
Ter property on Duperier Ave, East
Side, which has caused 30 much con-
tention for . long time II now 70 be
widened. This il good news for all re-
sidents Of the East Side who use the
walk and will add both to the looks Of
the street and comfort Of the public, be-
sides giving value to the property and
neighborhood. We are glad to note
tlaess improvements, although small,
odd much 70 the cities bctterment.
On Thursday, July 3Oth, IT. Z.
J. Bonvillain purchased the farm be-
longing to the ESTATE Of 4. A. Dupuy,
which Il just south 81 town, IN the
rsar d the corporation limits.
Next Wednesday evening at the
lIbsria Building Association ofIlce will
81 loaned 10 borrowers, money In any
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