New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-11-19
Fire Insurance Agent.

to be remembered to all friends in
Iberia. The writer sends copies of
the Los Angeles Times and Examiner
which show boom in real estate
that makes the Iberian dizzy to CON-
template. Lands for miles out from
the city are worth per acre the price
of good farm i'm Iberia. The build
ings erected in Los Angeles for the
month of October aggregated q million
and quarter dollars. Judging by the
papers sent it would seem the selling
of real estate was the principal indus
try. An inquiry from a new conner
which appears in the Examiner asking
for an Honest Realty Agent is
significant.
That most excellent, practical,
progressive institution, Harris,
Business College, Jackson, Miss. is
now in position to give first
class business course without the
east Of tuition. They can take
only a limited number. Write
them at once.
Messrs Murray & Bell announces
the engagement here for Tuesday,
November 22d, of that well known
Minstrel Comedian, Billy Kersands,
and his own big minstrel compa ny,
who have delighted the amusement
lovers of all the larger cities, and of
whom the press every where has be-
slowed lavish praise. The company
this season is composed of the best
known colored Minstrel Stars. They
present bright new entertainment,
replete with the latest music, songs
and novelties. Billy Kersands will
appear at every performances and
there is no better known comedian in
the minstrel world than our old friend
Billy with his broad and happy smile
Have your houses numbered by
Davenport, the artistic sign writer,
Lock Box, 32l.
While on visit to New Orleans
recently, our popular citizen Mr.. M. +.
Smith was deprived of his handsome
and valuable solitaire diamond that
erstwhile adorned his expansive shirt
front. Some sneak did the job while
on crowded street car. We CON-
miserate.
Photos Of New Iberia taken dur
ing the war, on sale at Martins
Photo Studio.
Railroad and business men gene
rally deplore the death of the great
Railroad Traffic Manager, Mr.. W. H.
Masters, who died at his residence
in New Orleans last Wednesday, after
brief illness. He entered the railway
service in 1869 in an humble position
and by force of ability and energy
rose to the highest rank in the rail-
road business. His remains were
shipped to his native town. Dobbs
Ferry, N. Y, for interment. De.
ceased was 81 years old.
Our new line of wall paper is
the talk of the town. Every body
says so.-Noah's Ark.
Our readers must not forget the
grand concert and musicale to take
place OH the evening of the 2Sth, at
st. Peters Catholic Church. The
best talent of the town and of New
Orleans will participate in this must.
cal feast. Posters and programs are
conspicuously placed over town.
Stop minute and READ them, and II
will be seen at once that there is q
fine array Of musical genius. A CRANE
chorus by st. Peters choir and pupils
| of the convent and St. Berchman'
school will be the finale.
DON'T wiSf,
That you and your family ma,
always have a. much reason fol
Thanksgiving as now. Buy
home and be sure Of it.--lBERIl
BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
Mr.. Paul Dauterive formerly o
Iberia, but now Of Lockport came
home to claim bride. Miss Annett,
Duperier, daughter Of Mrs. Fredericl
Duperier. The marriage was solem
nized at the home of the brides moth
or, last Wednesday. Rev. Fathe
Frohn officiating. after which thu
happy couple left for New Orleans.
We solicit subscriptions to tn,
Picayune, Times, Dcmocat or an.
newspaper, book or magasine pub
lished. Cost you no extra to plac
your order with the Enterpris
Stationery store.
| Rev. Robt. W. Vaughn. forine
Pastor OF NJ e. Church at this plac
Twill preach the Thanksgiving Sermon
Thursday, Nov. cath. eleven o'cloc
la. m, his many friends will thu
have an opportunity Of hearing an
seeing him once more. Let the oc
casion be one Of thankfulness to Al
mighty God for his bounties and bless
lings Of the year. Tie entire com
munity is invited to attend and it CO
he assured of q most edifying service