New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-10-08
LOCAL NEWS.


lations OF law and having the parti,
brought to the bar of Justice a In,
ist mas been presented for the jury
action The Court has appointed M
Eugene Gulllot, foreman, who is we
known as progressive and upripl
citizen, who will look after the inte,
ests Of the Parish with that sam
energy and intelligence which ha
characterized all his public actions
Will sell you best machinery @
all kinds at very lowest prices
ALEXIS VOORHEES,.
Cotton seeds hulls for sale a
the New Iberia Oil Mill.
Mr.. Eloi r. Broussard, who's
death was expected for the last tw,
Gays, passed peacefully away las
tuesday evening, October 1th, at
O'Clock at the family home near De
rouen, surrounded by relatives ant
friends. Mr.. Broussard had been i,
bad health for two wears, suffering in
tensely at times and fighting bravel,
against the inroads of his malady, un.
til he was called across he dark river.
he was one OF the Oldest and most
highly respected residents of Petite
Anse, having reached the age of 81
years. The funeral took place We'd
hesday at p. M, and the remains
We're laid to rest in the Broussard
Cemetery, near Derouen. Rev. Faith
er Vanderbilt, of Delcambre, ed
at the Obsequies To his children
and relatives are extended our heart
felt sympaties
THE BEST CARGO
for the good ship PROSPERITY is
our interest bearing Paid up
stOck-all aboard. Iberia Build.
ing Association.
We try to please. -Noah's Ark.
Mrs. John Emmer has in her
possession picture of New Iberia.
taken more than 40 years ago. The
viayV m hora
what is now Kings corner, looking
eastward Oh Main street. The store
of Messrs Hebert and Vidrines. next |
the old building occupied by Madame
Jonte, with the old parrott swinging
on beam, and on down across the
street is the Two Lions Hotel kept by
Little Joe" next the building used
as store by Soulier & Decuir, next
the old two story brick building where
the New Iberia National Bank now
the picture will be Immediately
by our older citizens. Mr..
Martin the photographer is reproduc-
ing this picture and will soon be able
to supply any who call for it. 1t is
a valuable souvenir.
AS an advertising scheme, Harris
Business College jackson, Miss, is
Offering few scholarships a: a big
Write them.
Hulls and meal for sale by the {
New Iberia Oil Mill.
Mr.. John M. Ray, representative
md organi ger of Socialist party gave
ur town a visit this week and de-
ivered two lectures at the City Hall.
The meeting was organized and the
peaker brought here through the in
uence of Mr.. H. @. Bragg, who is
yell known here as q Socialist leader.
he audience was very fair and gave "
God attention to the speaker, whose
God points were applauded. The =
elican Band discoursed their usually
ne music and contributed to make !"
leetings a success. There is consd-
rable following of the Socialistic :,
leas in our community and the seed
,wn at these meetings may produce
mite a harvest, which will develop y
ter.
For cut prices in furniture, see = =
oah's Ark before buying else =
here. U
Dairymen, buy your hulls and =
cal at the New iberia Oil Mill. T"
Cards are out announcing the
arriage of Miss Francis Vida King
ID Mr.. Malcolm Leonard Mastellor,
Wednesday afternoon, October l2th.
8 o'clock, at the Church of the
Epiphany, issued by DIR. and Mrs.
Snry Allen King. Miss King has
en- long and favorably known to our a
and is one of the sweetest tn
wers in our great galaxy of rose Co
Dis, her charms of mind and heart an
. only excelled by her rare beauty col
d Mr. Mastellor carries off our er
een of Hearts. The groom is an
ointment Railroad man highly re- CT
rded in railroad circles, which de-
md men of high talent. We offer no
and trust their life OF
y be one of continued happiness. inl
All the latest styles you will find no
King Bros. ne
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