New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-07-30
LOCAL NEWS,

ers are sending up continuous and
unanimous shout hold up, enough. -
This continued wet weather is telling
on these crops, some cotton is opening
and considerable rice is ready to be
cut but Jupiter Pluvius forbids Cane
is forging ahead and is growing
beautifully this crop will be a record
breaker, as all the conditions since
planting have been most favorable,
even prospects for prices are very pro-
missing, as So 80 per ton has been Of
fered and prospect for better figures
the close of the season.
Will sell you best machinery Of
all kinds at very lowest prices
ALEXIS VOORHEES,.
After a short illness of only three
weeks Miss Eva Sue was called to her
long home, her death occurred at the
residence of her mother, July 25th, at
$50 p. m, and her remains were con-
signed to Mother Earth, Tuesday
afternoon 5 o'clock, many friends and
relatives attending. Miss Eva was
universal favorite of pleasing cheer
full disposition. She had gained many
friends, but a few months ago she
was called on to sustain the death OF
her father whom she now joins in the
heavenly land The widowed mother
with that fortitude and calmness
which only the strongest faith can
give. bears her Affections, bravely,
sustained by the hope of reunion with
her loved ones later on. The Enter
prise offer its coincidence and sympa-
thy.
See she new line of wall paper at
Noah's Ark.
nt hcllOuuGt oaN MIL, uP-toNh,
is making a very creditable appear
ance the buildings begin to show up
very handsomely, and substantially.
This industrial plant will be ready for
the fall business and will be an en-
ployer of considerable labor of common
and expert nature, and will no doubt
give an impetus to business in that
locality We trust no untoward event
may retard the progress or enterprise
of this great wage payer.
As an advertising scheme, Har-
ris Business College, Jackson,
Miss, is offering few scholarships
at a big bargain. Write them.
Mr.. Mccartney, of Gueydan and Mr..
Alexander of same place are over here
in response to our article of last week
on the Levee District question. They
are hunting for homes and under the
direction Of John I. White, real estate
agent, they have been looking at sew
eral desirable places, one of which
struck Mr.. Cartney's fancy and he is
now negotiating for the same and will
no doubt close the matter in q few
days. Being confined to one crop and
that one dependent on monopoly
is up hill business and slow way to
: ever reach competence. Our strang-
ers were pleased with the diversity Of
our crops, luxuriant ard promising,
which met their gaze here, and they
will never be satisfied till they are
under their own vine and fig tree, in
the beautiful Teche country. To
others we say "Still there's room. !"
Detroit vapor Gasoline cooking
stoves at Noak's Ark.
Mr.. Sherman of New Orleans, ire
presenting the Barbour Asphalt Co. !,
in company of Mayor Dupuy, gave us
a call last Friday. Mr.. Sherman is
looking into our paving and sidewalk
propositions and will no doubt be
among the bidders tor the work when
the time comes, as he is a man OF
large experience in this matter and
is amply. able to do the work requir-
ed in satisfactory manner. Mr..
Sherman was taken out to the Salt
Mines by the Mayor and some friends,
last Friday.
For hainm0cks furniture and
crockery give Noah's Ark call.
Mr.. II. s. Seaiy has sold out his
Steam Laundry, Messrs. Henry Suber-
belle and Emanuel Soulier being pur-
chasers. They will take charge OF
the plant next week. We bespeat the
patronage of the town for these young
men who are deserving and are now
conducting one of the industries OF
the town, which is wage payer and
an employer of labor. Give them
your work. We. understand Mr.. Sealy
will remove to Alexandria to engage
in business there.
Have your houses numbered By
Davenport, the artistic sign writer,
Lock Box, 32l.
We. have received information
through Mr.. Darby, that the public
road leading to st. Martinsyille neal
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