New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1904-09-24
LOCAL NEWS.

) of disbursements should have read 500.
$50 60 instead of $40, $50. 60. A diffe,
ence of nine thousand dollars.
Cotton seeds hulls for sale q
the New Iberia Oil Mill.
One Joe Muchata, an Italian
was arraigned before Judge Robt
Browns Court yesterday mornin
charged with cruelty to animals
The evidence of the ditferent witnesse
proved conclusively that he had un
mercifuIly beaten his poor dumb ami
NAL with large stick whilst it ha,
fallen to the ground from weakness
due to heavy burden. The fine i'm
posed by the Judge on this violator O
the law, was $l5 or thirty days in tn,
Parish prison. The law pertaining t,
cruelty to animals should be rigidl,
enforced and every culprit made tC
suffer for violation of same.
Ladies tailor made suits, large
variety to select from at King
Bros.
Announcement is made of fair
which will lie given by the Jewisl
ladies of New Iberia for the benefit OF
the Synagogue, mt the City Hall, on
Thursday, October 27th. The after.
noon will be devoted to the entertain.
ment of the little folks, wi,en graf
bags, doll bazaar and other attrac.
tions for amusing our little men and
women, will be features. The even
ings program will include dancing at
turn at Fortunes wheel, an opportun-
ity to assist our good old friend Santa
Claus at the dolls booth and jolly
good time generally Refreshments
will be served.
TALKING or MONEY,
why not put your surplus cash In
our Paid-up. Stocki 1t is safe,
available and earns interest. -
Iberia Building Association.
Married, Mt Franklin, La, last
Monday evening Mr.. John X. Colgin,
of this city, the popular paying teller
of the New Iberia National Bank and
Miss Etienne Bruner, of the above
place. Miss Bruner is one of st.
Mary's most popular young ladies.
Immediately after the ceremony the
young couple boarded the west bound
train en- route to Houston, Texas, for
q few days, thence they will return to
New Iberia, the home of Mr.. Colgin to
take up their residence. The Enter
prise offers its congratulations and
trust that theirs will be one grand
sweet song.
We are now ready with clothing
largest assortment aud best makes.
Killing Bros.
The Rev. Julien Miller, left last
Tuesday for his home at Omaha, Neb.,
after several weeks stay in our city,
opening and organizing the Jewish con.
gregstion. Mr.. Miller is an able young
man and whilst in our midst made |
many friends among our people. The
services conducted by him were we'll
received by the Jewish population,
though Mr.. Miller has not as yet been |
ordained . Rabbi. Services will be
continued every Friday evening, con-
ducted by Messrs Leon Dreyfus and
Joseph WE'LL.
ThE BEST CARGO
for the good ship PROSPERITY is
our interest bearing Paid.up-
stock--all aboard. Iberia Build.
ing Association.
Mr.. Frank Patin Is now engaged
in the cotton gin business, having re-
placed Mr.. Robert Putnam in assist
Ing Mr.. Henry Myles in the manage
ment Of the gin Of Mr.. Emmett Putnam
y the foot OF Corinne street. These
young gentlemen report plenty Of the
isecy staple on hand and the gin run
ming steadily. to keep up with the
heavy purchases of cotton being made
BY IT. proprietor.
Go to King Bros. for blankets,
comforts and lap robes.
Mr.. Bert Moses, Of jennings. en-
gagged In supplying monuments. head
stones. grave covers and markers. paid
y m appreciated call last W esinesday
NJ. Moses visited our city In the in
Isrsst Of his business and met with
success. taking number
u orders. Those in need Of his goods
sill do we'll by addressing him at
Jennings.
Will sell you best machinery Of
VI kinds at very lowest prices.
ALEXIS vooRHIEs. Il
The Rev. 9. @. Kramer Of the ,
spiphany Church, this city, departed /,
ast Tuesday for Boston to attend the I
Ieneral convention OF the Episcopal
Jhurch. Mr. Kramer being one Of ,
hs DELEGATES Of the State to represent
1onisiana. We have no hesitancy in
Aying that in that body OF about 400