New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1903-01-24

conference Win COl. Mckinney,
Immigration Agent for the South
ern Pacific railroad, agreed to pub.
lish SO, 900 booklets descriptive Of
Iberia parish to be circulated by
agents in the North aud West
through Col. Mckinney. This
will bear good fruit aud should
have been done long ago. 1t is
expected that local agent for this
Parish willbe appointed to cooper
ate in the movement
The residence property situated
at 3l9 East Washington street is
offered for sale. Apply to Mrs. J.
j.. DeGeneres.
AT the last meeting Of the
Board Of Directors of the Peoples
National Bank, Mr.. w. f. Satter-
field submitted his resignation as
cashier and disposed of his stock
in that institution. This does not
mean that he is retiring from
business, but that he will engage in
the near future in business less
arduous aud more congenial. While
many of his friends regret his
action in this matter, they feel
assured that his interest in the
community will be retained aud
used for its development
Ash Wood For Sale.-Dry ash,
any length, ready for stove use,
$500 per cord 4 It. wood at
$4.O0 per cord, at the yard of
Felix MestayeE
MIR. f. r. Delhomer, for years
the courteous book keeper Of the
Peoples National Bank OF this city,
was at the recent meeting of the
Board of Directors, promoted to
the responsible position of Cashier,
as a recognition Of his abilities aud
faithful attention to business dur
ing his connection with the bank,
. period Of seven years. His
friends congratulate. Our young
: friend Louis Laughlin who has
been the messenger and runner
Tor the bank for some time Is
advanced to the important place of
book keeper, place owing to his
past experience that he is we'll
calculated to 6ll
Oil paintings at 40 cts at Noah's
Ark.
Last Wednesday night the
local Lodge of Pythians at this
place, installed their officers for
the ensuing year, after which they
adjourned to Migues restaurant
and experienced most enjoyable
evening in a feast Of reason and
allow OF soul. Toasts were made
aud replied to by Grand Officer. w.
l.. Irwin, and Ortmsyer, Kramer,
Gates, Dreyfus and others, by whom
dull care was driven away for the
time being, and JOY good fellowship
reigned supreme. Social reunions
such as these cement the fraternal
bonds and loosen the heart strings
promoting friendship and fraternal
feeling, and should be more fire..
quent than they are.
Good dry, split hard wood ready
for stove 1926 cord delivered
Phone. II. X. Mcmahon.
Lincoln J. Garter, author OF
30 many popular successes will
present "The 1lth Hour" at the
Vendome Opera House Monday,
January 27th. This 10 the third
successful season OF this piece.
MIR. Carter has succeeded in this
production 10 doing what few
authors seldom do, that is blend
consistently pathos and comedy in
a manner that pleases the entire
audience, holding their interest
throughout the entire play. The
presenting company is away above
the ordinary, and elaborate scenic
effects and nicely Of detail which
Mr.. Carter is so justly famed for
ore h feature.
Agricultural implements OF all
kinds at Erath's Hardware EN-
poriutn.
Last Thursday Chancellor w.
l.. Irwin of the Knights OF Pythias,
accompanied by the following
Knights. Messrs. Ortmeyer, Phil
lips, Compton, Fred Marsh, Rev.
G. c. Kramer, visited Lafayette
and the officers Of Lafayette Lodge
according to the impressive cere-
monies Of the order The visitors
we're resolved with open arms aud
treated ia the most royal manne,
BY their brother Knights OF Lafay.
ette. These social reunions OF the
Order have great influence in
strengthening and popularixing the
organization.
Rugs 60x30 inches at $50, al
Noah's Ark.