New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-04-23
The Peoples National Rank

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The Peoples National Bank bay,
! awarded the contract for their new
9 building to the we'll known builder
, and contractor, Mr. @ f. REYNOLDS,
who will commence operations at
once, The building viii be hand
some stone front, two story structure.
Inc second story Will be Handsomely
htted up as law offices for Walter J
Burke & Bro, ATTORNEYS. The huiId
ing will be an ornament 10 central
Main street.
have your houses numbered by
Davenport, the artistic sign writer,
Lock Box, 321.
A Mission will be held at the
catholic church at Patoutville, this
Parish, commencing April 24th. with
morning and evening services by Rev.
dominican Fathers. Mission will
last week or ten days-thus giving
all chance in this locality to hear
the eloquent preachers
Does your Piano need tuniugi-
4. {. MacIver, a reliable piano
tuner, Is IN town 70, a few DAYS.
Leave orders at Alma House.
The Rev G. c. Kramer returned
last Tuesday night, from the Episco-
gal Council, which met in New Or
leans last week Mr.. Kramer was
especially honored by being elected as
one Of the four delegates from Louisi-
ana, TO the General Convention Of his |
Church which meets III Boston, Mass,
next October.
Don't fail to see the picturesque
play Kathleen Mavourneen, at the
Opera House Sunday and Monday
nights.
The Davis estate has closed a
contract with Mr.. Eugene Guillot. to
erect brick building in place of the
old snack next to DR., Kings office.
1t will be for commercial purposes
and will be all up-t date iron col
umn plate glass front, and viii be oc
cupied by Mr. Joseph We'll of the Tu-
lane Co, and Moity's tonsorial par.
lor, 1t will be ready for occupation
about September 18th
Domestics, cambrics and white {
lawns at MistrOt' at bargain prices. J
The Messrs. Harry and Walter
Mcneil, of Tennessee were in our town =
looking over the different planting
They were taken in
.harge by Capt John T. White, real
state agent and shown several Of our
inc plantations. They were favor
IDLY impressed and expect to return \
IL the near future. They left for
Beaumont on the 4 5S train, Thursday. p
Wanted-A good strong boy TO V
earn the bakery tsade.-Apply
his Office. q
The Presbytery of the Presby- II
erian Church, was held at Jeanerette =
his week, when the usual routine of n
usness was transacted. The Rev. II
ohm M. Williams, of Coyington, La. , e,
ill fill the pulpit of Mr.. Arthur at IL
his place next Sunday, Ito morrow, Z
t IL A. NJ and s 2. NJ. He is .,
ian of rare oratorical powers and a
oirituality. All are invited to at 4
md
Owing to the large amount of IT
emery required in the play of Kath- '"
on Mavourneen it is thought best to
I'VE it at the Opera House instend of :.
!. Berchman's School Building. Mr.. n
urray has kindly donated the use of Ar
lie theatre. The play is such beauti 10
Il one and can be produced so much
,tter at the Opera House that the OF
,ange is wise one. Reserved seats
/ sale at Estorge Drug Store, 75c Ill
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Miss Eva L. Dunning, elocution- co
{, daughter of Grand Chancellor
mining, of Ohio, now deceased will II
terrain at the Pythian Hall, on sv
ednesday night, May 4th. Tickets
n be purchased at Estolge's Drug Co
ore. Our people should turn out
d hear this distinguished lady. ne
mission, Adults csc. Children l5c. an
notwithstanding the repeated ''o
Awnings of the Enterprise, many an
tiers were debarred from voting last -
lesday by neglecting to register A
lnding notice was kept in our coll 'i''
ans, warning people that neglect
can't disqualification. Now they '''
ow it. 'o'
r. COZ
fRVIfES Of tha Al (thurcb (SantbN
very sunday at ia NJ and sp NJ nei
n1sv 2ohaal o. L.