New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-02-20
-On Thursday NIGHT at Jeaner

tracted Pneumonia and despite the
mlnlstration of physicians and
friends, the inevitable came. For
many years Mr.. Mouret had been
identified with the interests Of
Jeanerette and was universally
loved and respected, aud being Of
II most vigorous and energetic ra-
ture he was snre to become prom
| lntut among his fellow tnwnsmen.
His uAtti'nely death Is deplorrd by
ati We offer our >ympathies 10
| ~ hnrraved ones.
...-.kt Ahheviile. Oh Feb. 23rd, 1904,
at Il partition sale, all the Estate OF
j T.. Gueydan, will be sold at pub
lie auction, for cash on day of sale,
by the Sheriff. The property con-
slsts of improved rice farms, Guey-
dan town lots, etc.
The Republicans in COnven-
ton assembled at New Orleans last
Wednesday and nominated the fol-
lowing ticket: For Governor, W.
j. Behan. of Iberville; for Lieut.
enant Governor, J. A. Bentley, of
Rapides; for Secretary of State,
Pierce Phillips, of st. Helena; for
Auditor, E. Fitzgerald, OF Web
ster; for Treasurer. w. A. O'Neil,
of St. Mary; for Attorney General,
Judge j. M. Machen, of VIM;
for Superintendent of Public Edu-
cation, H. Pugh, of Assumption.
Under the management Of the Re-
publican Sanhedrim Of this Parish
this aticket will create landslide
to-Blanchard.
Last Monday at IL M, at st.
Peters Church occurred the mar:
riage Of Miss Rita Bayard aud Mr..
E. 2. Folse, both Of New Iberia.
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. Father FROM in his usual i'm
pressive manner. After the cere-
mony the happy couple took the
evening train for New Orleans
where they will enjoy the Carnival
festivities. Mr.. Folse is one Of
our progressive yonng men, and is
the proprietor of the New Iberia
Broom. Factory.
The corner stone of the syna-
gogue recently erected on the cor
ner of Charles and Weeks streets
will be laid with Masonic cere-
monies, on Friday, February Goth.
All Masons and the public general
ly are invited to be present.
Our Sheriff, George Hender
son, left this week for Baton Rouge
with the convict Louis Nix, re-
Gently convicted of the murder of
James Saunders of Jeanerette. The
sentence is ten years, during which
time he will be encouraged to do
frst-class work Gu the levees of
the State, getting his board and
clothing therefor.
The old Pickett house on st.
Peter street, is being removed to
another lot in the East portion of
the town and Mr.. Fritz Deitlein
will erect on the lot a handsome
modern residence. The lot is 40
feet front by 200 deep and was
sold for SO, 900 cash, most sub
stantial advance on real estate
values.
Married, at the residence Of
Hon. r. F. Derouen, SIS Center
street, February 18th, 1904, Miss
L. Capdeville, daughter Of j. j.
Capdeville, of Baton Rouge, La,
and Mr.. Francois Segura, son OF
Francois Segura Of Iberia Parish,
a promising young planter, Rev.
Father FROM officiating. Theyoung
couple left on Monday morning for
New Orleans to enjoy the Mardi
Gras festivities and Carnival. May
this union Of young hearts on such
an suspicious day be ever full Of
nnchanging affection, and always
be to each other true Valentine.
The Enterprise heartily congratu-
lates.
The annual installation Of OH
GERS of New Iberia Lodge No. 80,
Knights of Pythias, was held
at the lodge room. Grand Lodge
Representative j. w. Compton in
stalling the following officers: c.
G. Kramer, Chancellor Commander |;
j. A. French, Vice Chancellor; A..
C. Gayle, Keeper of Records and
Seal: j. W. Compton, Master of
Finance; Julius Koch, Master Of
Exchequer; H. P. Ortmeyer, Mas.
Master Of Work; Geo. b. Sheard,
Master at Arms; j. G. Ellis, Inner
Guard; s. A. Benthal, Outer
Guard.
Write This dOsCn
/ in the book or memory: there IS no such
thing as har,aless cough Every cough
| is q warning Of = confidence that goes from
bad to worse unless it is remedied right
away. Opium-laden medicane is defu-