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

past week has not been very favorable
to our planting interests. The crop:
need rain and while not suffering are
nevertheless not advancing in growth
as they would were a good rain to
come. Roads are very dusty, cisterns
are dry and general inconvenience is
experienced. The ravages os the cane
bug and corn worm continue, but does
not seem to occasion any uneasiness to
our planters who are ever hopeful and
optimistic
Will sell you best machinery Of
all kinds at very lowest prices
ALEXIS VOORHEES,.
Regarding the East End School,
we are informed that there is differ
ence a. to the best site for the build
ing. BY some the moving up the
site as high up as Prairie Avenue and
Charles streets, is advocated while
others contend it should go down
nearer the Saw Mill. We think with
all due difference to those who differ
that the location originally spoken of
would be best, as the property was
acquired at reduced value on account
of the school and the adjoining lot
offered at greatly reduced value for
the same reason. We trust however
that all Interested will find some sat |
istactory conclusion and that the work |
will go on TO be finished in time for
next term.
Live while you are alive, Won
will be long time dead Buy an
Automatic Refrigator aud a Ham
mock aud be comfortable. have
the stock r. : Mcmahon
The beautiful Irish melo drama
Kathleen Marvourneen" will be pre-
scented at the Opera House, instead of
the School building as heretofore an
nounced. As the production of this
popular play is under the manage
ment of Miss Jennie Holman its sue
cess is assured Following is the
cast: Bernard Kavanagh, Mr.. Albertl
Dee; Terence O'Moore, DR.. Daspit:I
Faith o. Cassidy, Mr.. l.. G. Williams
Billy Buttoncap, J. NJ. Shrout; Capt
Cleartield, Chas. Carstens; Black
Rody, Joe We'll David O'Connor and
Red Darby, +. y. Southwell; Little
Dennis, VIM. Weeks Hall; Miss Doro-
thy Kavanagh, Miss Celeste Pellerin;
Kitty, Miss Lillene Pellerin; MegI
Marsloghy Ionic Leitmeyer; Jennie
Holman as Kathleen.
If you love pretty damasks,
dainty napkins, towels, don t fail to /,
examine the bargains which Mistrot =
Brothers will have on sale Satur-
day April 23rd, and all the week
following t,
4 The Episcopal Arch Deaconry u
and Women Auxiliary, will hold their =
semi annual meeting in the Church Of .
no If,l.a J,t 10
I'd. The Rev Dean Wells, and Rev. VI
DR.. Holly, both of New Orleans and a
SIX other clergymen, together with -
Bishop Sessums, will attend There u
will also be present Mrs DR. Richard &c
son and her corps Of Auxiliary work.
BIS A program of interesting SER SC
vices will be arranged. lie
For RENT-One- half of lower q
ioor in large residence, East End, 81
low occupied as residence Of John M
Emmer, Apply to Mrs. John tn
Emmer.
Invitations are out from Mrs. be
leander Berry to the marriage of her eli
laughter Miss Ada, to Mr.. Clarence Oh
Duperier, to be celebrated at
he Catholic Church. on Thursday, -
April 28th, at IL a. m We are n
'leased, to thus announce the fruition
# youthful hopes and we tender our w
generalization to the young people 90
nd trust their journey through life Or
nay be fraught with happiness and I'M an
iring love and devotion.
White bed spreads, pillow cases
nd sheets at special prices at Mis-
rots Saturday, April Odd, and all wa
ext week yo
Our City Fathers are giving the -
teel bridge spanning the Bayou here s''
heir attention, general repairs are "A
eng made, also an approach TO the
orthern end so as to turn on Water A
rect, ami reach the other streets N
De
sading TO the bayou We think it SUI
ould be good plan to open up
rect from Duperier Avenue to Roger
rect so that in time of high water, m
roperty owners could reach their BIZ
omes by another route thereby to the In
he now opened OF
Get your Base Ball Goods at t;e
nterprise Store. do,
The Mission at the Catholic of
hurch has been pronounced success an'
ey. Father Mcleod drawing inn -
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