New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-08-13

'hS away the Partition formerly COZ
, stituting the tonsorial establishment
OF Mr.. Moity, who has removed to tn
new Davis building two doors abov
us. Messrs. Perry and Patin are bus
this week putting in thorough repai
and painting the enlarged store, pre-
paratory to the reception of our new
fixtures and large addition to our stoc1
OF blank books, stationery, papetries
making our stock the largest and mos
complete in this district to which w,
invite the inspection of our friends
and the public generally.
Wall paper to please everybody
at Noah's Ark.
Last Wednesday, August 10th, a,
| the Alma House. in the presence OF
admiring friends occurred the mar.
riage OF Mrs. Laura Johnson and Mr..
George Walker, both of Jeanerette.
Judge Robert Perry officiating, and al :
though this was the Judges first wed
ding ceremony, he acquitted himself
with dignity and tied the knot in first
class style to the satisfaction of all
concerned. Many cordial congratula-
tions followed to which the Enter
prise adds it's hearty and sincere good
wishes.
Subscriptions taken for Picayune,
Times-Democrat or any newspaper
or magazine published.
Mr.. John Anglers had quite an
experience Wednesday night About
half past nine O'Clock he heard noise
in his yard and slipping out discover
ed negro providing around evident
ly with intention to rob, upon being
accosted he ran and endeavored to get
over the fence, Mr.. Anglers firing, caus-
ing him to lose his grip falling in
side. with the help of Mr.. Etienne
Blanc he was brought to town and
turned over to the police and lodged
in Jail. Mr.. Anglers making affidavit
against him.
Detroit vapor Gasoline cooking
stoves at Noak's Ark.
Hon. Walter j. Burke, member
State Board of Education, left last
Wednesday for Baton Rouge to attend
\ meeting of that body. 1t is expect
ID that the School Boards of the par
shes will be appointed at this meet
ng. We feel warranted in saying |
hat Mr.. Burke will endeavor to have
! first class board for iberia appoint
ID, possibly retaining some of the
present incumbents
The New Iberia Mercantile
Agency will lend you money on
1our note; or bny yonr delinquent
lebts.
Mr.. Frank A. Vickers, represent
ng the Horace M. Goddard advertis-
ng agency, gave our office pleasant
all and explained the workings and
dvantage of his company which is
he only one of it's kind in the South
md embraces the entire field of mp to-
ate intelligent and effective advertis-
n.y. His visit was most edifying and
which is sure to bear
God fruit.
Have your houses numbered by
davenport, the artistic sign writer,
.ock Box, 321.
That we'll known Club the
Cherokee will give boat ride and
ance, Thursday evening of next week
.ugust 18th. It will without doubt
Q most enjoyable occasion and will
ring out many of people who love
lese outings, as a surcease from bust
ess and domestic cares.
See the new line of wall paper at !,
[oah's Ark.
Mr.. Hamilton Derouen, of Cade, Ii
a., gave our Office an appreciated =
Ill. He reports the damage to the =
,tton crop as very serious in his Sec S
on, where continued rains have d
Fought about this damage. Mr.. De- i
'uen has large crop that will be a
fected. i
Cards are out announcing the p
arriage Of Miss Agnes Greig and Mr.. Q
E. Delahoussaye. ON August 25th in 9
lis city. Miss Greig is the charm
z daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
reig Of South Center street. We n
ngratulate the young couple and q
ust the union will be one of unal- u
yed happiness. Q
Excursion by NJ l.. g. T. r. r,
s. S. Co., to New Orleans to-mor-
", returning same day. train leaves :
re at rs q. m. fare for round trip
SO which should fill up the train. e,
Money will be sold BY the iberia
lilding and Loan Association, ON :
August nth. .,
The regular cotton caterpillar
'rm Is reported to be in the field OF g
!. Numa Drouet. this parish. :
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