New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-04-02
Last Tuesday night the Iberia


ganized for the year 1904. Ed. Boyle,
Jr., was elected manager, and Cab.
Leblanc, captain. The members pres
ent were Cab. Leblanc, Ed. Terrell,
Louis Jennaro, Joe Cordova, Sidney
Patout, Henry Patout, Alex. Chivers,
Ferdinand Flory, Cleveland Dupuy.
Absent - Howard Berry. They offer
a challenge to any club in the State.
Their first game being called for next
Sunday.
The Cemetery Association will
hold their regular monthly meeting,
on Monday, April 4th, at 4 O'Clock,
at the City Hall. A full attendance
rs especially requested. as arrange
ments for the grand Bazaar to be given
on Tuesday. April 18th, on the grounds
of Mr.. George Fitzhugh will be COM
pieted. Everybody who 10 interested
in the noble work of this Association
are urged to contribute something to
make this entertainment success.
There will be an exc, .rsion to
New Orleans, Tomorrow, Sunday,
April Sd. by the Southern Pacific,
Railroad at very reduced rates within
the reach Of all. Also on Sunday,
April 10th, an excursion will run to
Thibodaux and return, on account Of
Mount Carmel Festival. Base Ball and
Band Concert. Those wishing to en-
joy these outings will bear this in
mind.
Our genial friend and formerly
brother typo and pencil pusher. Bob
Grinsh4w gave our Office very pleas
ant cali last Tuesday. He is putting
in the New Orleans Phone attach
ment, q most convenient arrangement
for the telephone, in taking messages
that arrive, all the business houses
are using them, they are good thing
I've know, for we have one.
After repeated shut downs, strikes
and troubles innumerable, the Iberia
Cypress Co., have closed their plant
for an indefinite time This will be q
great loss to our laboring people and
the public generally, it is to be hoped
that reconsideration and 'reconcillia
ton will be effected and the hum o.
industry be again heard.
We have been shown an enormou'
lemon raised by Mr.. Joseph Fay, O
Jeanerette, and brought to US by hi
brother, Mr.. George Fay, it is
splendid specimen, and came from
large tree we'll loaded with fruit.
Il Painting seems to be the order o
the day. We notice the Schwing res
idence IL being beautified by coat O
white with red roof. The New Iberil
, National Bank and the Estorge build
ling 10 also being renewed by tn
, painters, all Of which tends to Civ
. prosperous pleasing appearance t.
the properties.
II The popular play "Kathlee1
). Mavonrneen'' will be put on the stag
|sometime next month by Mrs. OFT
!. Krause, rehearsals are being made FIRE
= Iquently and degree Of perfection
= being reached that will do credit t
. professionals. We look with interes
9 for the production of this play.
III Mr.. Chas. A. Roy. recently EN-
. ployed in the laboratory Of the Myer
.. Drug Co., st. Louis, has taken 4 posi-
g ton in the laboratory and prescriI
% ton department Of the Estorge lDru
It 90.
Among the business changes tn
J. week IL that Of the transfer, OF II
J. veil known fire insurance business 9
" Messrs. Dupuy & Dupre, which va
purchased by Mr.. w. g.. Weeks.
:. We notice the residence Of tn
Lewis estate ON Main street, and ths
!, LOT Mr.. Minville ON Charles stree,
4 10 we'll under way and will soon :
= ready for occupation.
nj Mrs. D. Trappe was the lpck
d winner Of the music box raf1ed b
Mrs. Blanc. the popular millinsr VIII
"A gave chance 70 each visitor I
~lnsr establishment ct the opening.
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