New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1904-01-09
LOCAL NEWS.

We have been visited this week
with the lowest temperature since the
memorable freeze of November 10. 1909
Sunday, Monday aud Tuesday nights
the mere ury went down to 20 degrees
and below, but strange to say, no evil
effects are experienced as all the
garden truck show up ms smiling as
ever, cabbage, lettuce, onion ), carrots.
beets, and the vegetables are all
right the thaw out was SO gradual that
no bad results obtained.
So, 10000 to loan.
% large or small amounts on mort
0hge security Weeks q Weeks.
On Satur day evening last all that
was left of Mr. Edward J. Boas. who
was afflicted with that fatal disease.
consumption, passed to the great be-
yond, surrounded by his family. at
the home OF his father Nj. August
Boas, of Washington street, aged 80
years. Deceased leaves a little 5
year old daughter, father, brother and
sister. Mrs. l.. P. Bagarry, to mourn
his untimely loss, his wife having
departed this life several years since.
His remains were taken to>the Metho-
dist Church the following day, where
services were held by the Rev. A. w.
Turner. from thence escorted to the
Catholic Cemetery, his final resting
place. The Enterprise extends it's
heartfelt sympathy to the berea aved
family in this, there hour of sorrow.
Foot Ball at Base Ball Park
Sunday, January 10th, Delcambre
VS.. New Iberia.
We have received from President
j. B. Aswell, the announcement of
the Second Term of the Loui siana In
dustral Institute, of Lafayette, La.
which commences January 26, 1904
and ends May 27, 1904 This instu-
tion is now one of the foremost among
our colleges, with this additional ad-
vantage that the hands are educated as
we'll as the head and the graduates
enter life equipped for trade or busi-
ness. either from financial or indus
trial stand point, which il the only
true education. Under the direction of
President Aswell and his brilliant
corps of assistants, tha-coming term
will be more successful than any of
the pass We. recommend the institute
to our readers as worthy OF their pa
tronage, the terms of tuition are with
an the. reach of all.
| have two slightly used pianos
aid one new Fischer piano for sale
very cheap. Call mp Culph tele-
phone 100, or address Jesse B.
Hull, New Iberia, La.
We have been presented by the
ameteur gardener, Mr.. E. J. Carstens,
with a magnificent head of cauliflower
weighing nine pounds of great solid
ity and diameter, some Is inches. A
giant rose in a green surtout. This
proves the great adaptability of our
soil and climate for truck gardening
: and it's immense profits, from one to
two thousand plants can be grown on
an acre, the presens specimen was
worth at least fifty or seventy five
cents, which at one half price whole
sale would give handsome return per
acre far exceeding any of the staple
crops. The vegetable was found to
be of most excellent flavor and was of
the variety known as the e'Giant
Autumn
Win sell yon best machinery of
all kinds at very lowest prices
ALEXIS VOORHEES,. 4.
We notice by the New Orleans
papers that DIR. Nathan Eisenman of
New Orleans, has been appointed
Vice. Consul for Panama with head
quarters at New Orleans. The many
friends of the DIR. will be pleased to
hear Of his preferment. 1t will be
remembered by our older citizens that
the Eisenman family whore residents
here for long time and are connected
with Mr.. Max Levy and family by
marriage Mr.. Eugene Eisenman,
father of the Doctor and Max Levy
marrying the Eisennan sisters, whose
brother, Eelix Eiseman is now Consul
Of the United States at Panama.
pfSvSIs.'s svIs Early Rlsos,s
Tho famous little pllls.
We notice the East End Fire Com
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