New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1903-10-03
LOCAL NEWS.

Col Albert A. Morrow. of Vida
Central Factory in Fausse Pointe
after repeated solicitations has at
length yielded to what seems to be a
universal demand and has become the
candidate for the Legislature, before
the primaries, October 3lst. Mr..
Morrow is well and favorabiy known
in this parish coming here mere
lad, he has grown up among Us and su-
stains a character for industry. integ
rity and intelligence, especially has
he devoted himself to the interests of
!, our farming people being the Director
Sbf Farmers Institutes, in which he
has shown great activity and desire to
have our planters and farmers reach a
higher plane of excellence. This he
has done without favor or hope of
reward and at considerable expense
and loss Of time to himself We
feel assured that the interests of the
parish and agricultural interests wi II
be greatly subserved by sending him
to the next house of Representa- YES.
Uonld Money hep You?
We will lend it to you III any
l,n 4 Ii |
terms-IBERA BUILDING AssO-
CITATION.
Our community is called to mourn
the loss of one of its oldest and val
ued citizens Mr. Rcmy j. Bagarry who
died Thursday morning October 1st at
l:l5 O'Clock Mr. Bagarry was born
in France and came to this country
many years ago and at once became
one of its progressive industrious citi-
zcns. He promoted several manufac-
turing enterprises III all of which he
was successful maintaining n character
zcnship He goes TO his grave leaving
behind him a life full of noble exam
nlcs which is transmitted to his chill
dren and grand children. TIL" funeral
obsequies were held at st, Peters Cath
Ollie church where many friends paid
their last respects TO an honorable and
valued citizen. Peace to his ashes.
Given away--A ruler rubber
school bag with every purchase of
soc. at Noah's Ark.
- Mr.. Leon Lemaire has announced
himself as a candidate for Police
Juror 9th Ward Although Mr.. Lee
MARIE holds the Office of Councilman
for this city that does not in the least
:, incapacitate him for Police Juror
should he be elected The matter
has been submitted to the Attorney
General and he states in a letter to
Mr.. Lemaire that there is no incon
sstoncy or incompatibility between
the office Of Police Juror Of n Parish
and that Of Councilman of n city.
Mr.. Leniaire's we'll known energy and
prosrcssiveness. his Identification
with valuable public improvements
and Mis- untiring industry, emipently
aualify him for Police Juror and we
can honestly urge the voters to sup
port him believing he will be of great
service TO the parish.
st. Julian Claret, worth 81 90, at
75c. At j. Davis.
The peripetetic journalist and
newspaper promoter Mr.. J. NJ. Morris
after stay here of some weeks for
the purpose of issuing the DAILY
Cyclone has "flew de COOP leaving
several persons with a rich stock OF
experience. This wonderful exploiter
attempted to foist himself on this pa
per but was promptly turned down on
account of his disreputable connec-
tions and entire lack of responsibility.
The talk Of the town. Noah's
Ark prices on furniture mattings,
rugs, bric-a- brac, in fact every
thing you need.
Our community has been consid-
berably exercised over the appearance
here of an clipping couple. For sew
eral days they have importuned our
worthy Clerk of Court to issue IL
cense to marry, but for reasons best
known to himself he declined and two
hearts that beat as one, must still re-
main apart until all legal obstacles
are overcome. Quite whole lot OF
sympathy has been evolved OF the cou-
pie and the outcome is watched with
considerable interest Since writing,
they received license at AbbeyIlle
and Were married there. AIS we'll
that ends well. y
II it's prices you want, Noah,s
Ark can discount all.
= We were shown nice sample OF
bananas by Mr.. Mic Muller which |
I were grown by him Mt his brooklyn
home place They were Of the Plan
tain variety and were quite perfect
bnt of rather insipid taste not being
fully matured. We hardly think the
United Fruit Co. will hunt Mic to Sc
; cure his crop.
Bargains in Liquors at J. Davis