New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-11-12
LOCAL. NEWS.

and have erected thereon II very com.
modiuus ball situated corner of Weeks
aud Hnclcr streets. The hall will be
dedicated. with appropriate ceremon.
les, on Thursday. November 24th. A
Lawn Party in the afternoon ON tho
company lawn and IN he evening a
ball, with music by the Pelican State
Band. A contest for Queen will also
be held. the browning of the successful
one will be performed nv Hon. p. r.
Burke The Dedication ceremonies
will be made interesting by Rev. DR..
Q. g. Kramer, most enjoyable time
is expected refreshments will be served
and nice dinner can be had for 30
cents. Let all our people respond to
the call of these brave firemen for the
time may come when they will cheer
fully respond to your call
Will sell you best machinery of
all kinds at very lowest prices. -
ALEXIS VOORHEES,.
Died, at her residence in St
Martinsville. on Tuesday. November
9Th, 1901, t 30 p. m, Eugene NJ.
Olivier. wife If Ed Il. Souier. aged
AZ years Deceased was a native Of
iberia Parish being the daughte" of
Capt f. b Olivier and sister of Hon
Robt. a. Olivier. Assistant Appraiser,
New Orleans u. =. Custom service,
also sister OF Mrs. s. T.. Sorrell and
Mrs. Winchester of ST. Mary. The
family is one of the oldest in our State
aud were prominent in all TINT makes
for progress and good society, Mrs.
Soulier had reached the prime of life
and was the mother Of nine children,
seven girls and two boys. all of whom
have been raised in the only way a
devoted christian mother would lead
her family. her lie worL is done, but
she still heckons her loved ones to
the better land. released from cares
and SORROWS The nterment took
place at ST Peters Catholic Cemetery
from the home Of Mrs r. Soulier,
when the large number of sorrowing
friends attested their love and esteem
for their friend The Enterprise offers
sincere sympathy
II its prices you want on wall
paper. We can satisfy You. Try
us.--Noah's Ark.
file gathering together of a com,
pany of actors and actresses competent
to properly portray Shakespearean
play Is far greater task than most
people imagine This Is particularly
true of Twelfth Night surely the
cleverest aud most entertaining of all
the thirty seven PLAYS written by the
immortal Bard. Mr. Joseph Shipman
the New York Manager, who is this
season giving sumptuous revival OF
this play, congratulates himself on
having what is everywhere conceded
to be the finest theatrical organization
ever offered for the approval of the
critical American public. Each play
or has been selected for his or her pc :.
culiar fitness for the various roles,
thus making performance which for
smoothness and attention 10 detail has
not been surpassed in the memory OF
the proverhial coolest inhnbitnnt. =
Our representative the theatre-goers
will assemble an force TO witness this
artistic production when il comes to
the vendome Opera House, Tuesday
mig ht. Nov. 18th.
We Offer You
IN easy practical plan for obtain
ing vnnr own home. Call aud in
v.stigaie - iberia Binding AS
snciatiuu
This community was grontiy
shocked to learn of the denth oi Mrs.
Mathilda Lourd. widow Of William
Lourd. ut the residence Of Mr.. j. b.
Hood. East Eide. She Ind been Ill
but short time and the end came
suddenly OF hear. failure. Mrs.
Lourd had been long mnd favorabiy
known to our community and esteem
ed Tor her many good traits and vir-
tues. She leaves two children a son.
Mr. VIM Lourd. .Ir.. and the popular
and much loved Bessie Lourd. The
interment was private.
ksst the New iberia Mercantile
Agency collect your bills. No
collection, no charges, -l04 Main st.
-'' The James Boys in Missouri.
which Will be seen in this city next
Monday night, is the best drawing at,
traction of its kind on the road this
year and has met With unbounded sue
cess wherever presented This CON-
pany carries every stick of its own
scenery and presents some of the most
wonderful stage effects ever produced
on n stage The famous Blue Cut
train robbery is staged with accuracy
IN every detail. a full train of cars