New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-11-12
A Personatand Pertinent Qve.tjon

ed such an enviable reputation in the
title role of 1.-THE Minister'S Son"
is n student and scholar having
graduated from the University of
Rochester, n. T., with the highest
honors. While attending college he
developed talent for play.writing
The Minister'S Son" being his first
real hit He has since written many
well known successes, among them be-
ing THE Little Homestead, A Sly
Old Fox, Royal Rags, etc His latest
effort is 1.-The Last Rose of Summer"
which he is now appearing in and
critics have seen fit to pronounce this
one of the clennest, brightest and
prettiest comedies of recent years. He
has been termed the peculiar coined
ian" and his plays have that peculiar
style of originality that are only
fonnd in the work of true genius.
Will exhibit at sthe Vendome Opera
House, Wednesday, November 10th.
Photos Of New Iberia taken dur
ing the war, on sale at Martins
Photo Studio.
A grand Organ Recital Instru-
menetal and Vocal concert will be
given at st. Peters Catholic Church,
Monday, November 20. 1904, at 8 p.
M. The galaxy of talent that has
been secured for this occasion is an
assurance of high class entertain
ment ard our community can attend
with anticipations of great musical
feast. Those who are on the program
and will participate are: DIR. Homer
j. Dupny. DIR. Nathan Eisenman, Mr..
JEFF Arnandez. Mrs Detieneres, Mr.
Ewes Arnnndez, Mrs Leon Dreyfus,
Miss Laura Ribbeck, Miss Broderick,
assisted by chrous from st. Peters
Catholic Church choir and pupils of
Mount Carmel Convent. Let all at
tend Admission only 80 cents.
Interest paid cash, miaunually
on our paid up stock. Iberia Build
ing Association.
The Iberia Building Association
will on Wednesday evening, Novem-
Der 10th, 1904 at 7 80 o'clock, again
offer for sale money TO its stockholders
for the purpose of improving or build
ing homes, or buying those already
established 1t is an occasion that all
the poor rent paying, struggling deni-
zens of tenant houses should witness.
1t then will he seen how easy il is for
any one able to pay rent to own their
own home and be independent. Scores
of people in this town are now living
in their own homes whose firesides are
never invaded with that specter rent
gatherer but are happy in their posses
sion, under their own vine and fig
tree. Don't forget the date and hour.
A Home OF Your Own
though small, is better than a
large house for which you pay
rent.--Iberia Building Associa-
ton.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
Piraro, has been blest with the advent
of beautiful girl baby. Our es-
teemed citizen, V. Jennaro has now
arrived at the dignity of grandpa. "
We congratulate all on the arrival Of
this young Italio- Americana.
Photos Of New iberia taken dur
ing the war, on sale at Martins
Photo Studio.
"A wholesome drama with a moral
to touch and with the home rs its
center is q healthful form of enter
tainment. In 1.-The Little Homestead
is found such one play Astounding
in heart interest. thrilling in drama
tic force and beautiful in its sweet
surroundings of New England life.
will appear at the Vendome Opera
House. ON Friday, December 9th.
Photos OF New Iberia taken dur
ing the war, on sale at Martins
Photo Studio.
Our hustling merchant, Mr. X.
s. Mcmahon, has put a new dress upon
the only three story brick business
house in town. The immense sign on
the eastern wall can be seen in jean
erette, it is 50 large and attractive.
Those artistic artists Messrs. Perry and
Patin are doing the work.
Don't Wish
That yon and your family may
always have as much reason for
Thanksgiving as now. Buy o
home and be sure Of it.--lBERIA
BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
Mrs. Geo. Henderson,. wife of our
estimable Sheriff. and little son, are
down with typhoid fever and are
under the care Of trained nurse, with
whose skillful treatment il is hoped
they will soon be convalescent.
Oh its so cold. Well, you can
keep warm by buying one Of Noah s
Arks heaters.