New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-01-30

LOCAL NEWS.

nave been busy the past week taking
the addresses of their territory. The
carriers are Messrs. John Baumnn, Ed !
ward Bahon and Edward Dupuy, all
reliable men, we'll known in the com
munity, who will receive and deliver
your mail at your homes thus afford
ing you a great convenience. all the
free gift Of Uncle Sam.
81, 10000 to loan.
In large or small amounts on mort
gage secuEity. Weeks & Weeks.
The marriage OF Miss Efie Phil.
lips, daughter Of our good friend. Mr.
f, w. Phillips to Mr.. J. G. Clifton
was duly solemnized ut the home of
her parents in this city, last Tuesday.
Rev. a. w. Turner, officiating, the
happy couple taking the local train
for Jeaneretfe where they will in
fIsure reside. This office was remem.
bered by the bride with generous
supply of delicious cake. being a most
delicate and appreciated surprise.
The Enterprise offers hearty congratu-
lations and sincere wishes for the pros
perity and long life Of this estimable
couple.
VIII sell you best machinery Of
all kinds at very lowest prices. -
ALEXIS VOORHEES,.
Our readers should keep IN mind
the grand Sacred Concert billed for
Friday, February 9Th, 1904, at 8
O'Clock p. M. to be held in the Epis-
copal Church. The program will be
rendered by sextette and chorus Of
fifty voices: Soloists, Mrs. Anna
Grant Miller, (voice); Mrs. Leon
Dreyfus, (violin) Mrs DeGeneres,
tyoice); Mr.. Albert Ribbeck, tvoice) !;
Mr.. Frank Baranco, (cornet); Mr.
Louis Laughlin, (voice); and Prof.
Albert Dee. Organist. Tickets will
be sold at the Enterprise Stationery
Store; Herald Shoe Store; Mistrot
Bros. Store; and by Rev. O. G. Kram-
er and Prof Albert Dee, only limited
number can be sold. Admission. SOC.
Don't be Content
with making good resolutions.
Begin the New Year right by
owning home, we will supply
the money iberia BUILDING
ASSOCIATION.
On Wednesday, January 9th, at
the residence of his SON in law, Mr. j.
Ed Fisher, there passed away from
this life, Mr. Jerome Lyles, aged So
years Deceased had been resident
here for many years and left two sons
and two daughters, the latter being
Mrs. Henry l.. Smith and Mrs. j.
Edward Fisher, the sons being Mr..
Howard Ly!es of the Southern Pacific
Railroad and Mr. Lawrence Lyles,
now located in Texas The funeral
obsequies were held at the residence
last Thursday morning and were con-
Quoted by the Rev A. W. Turner, of
the NJ. e. Church. Thus one more Of
the old land marks have gone. We
extend our sympathies to the family.
Wanted, to buy Iberia Building Stock
2years old, at premium. Apply, En-
terprise Office.
Considerable activity is shown in
real estate recently, showing that good
prices are being obtained. A lot on
ST. Peter street of 120 feet by 200 FEET
/ was sold to Mr.. Fritz Deitlein, by
! John Pickett through W. II. DeGen-
eres, for $3, 600 A lot in Lee addi-
tion 81 feet by l25 feet, brought $3.50
and the Hall Plantation just below
town 500 acres for $50, 600 through the
agency of John 7. White, all showing
that real estate is being bought and
sold at good prices. which will yet adj
vance very materially, when the cap
abilities of the town and country be-
come fully known and appreciated.
Lands and city property bought now,
at prices asked, will in the light of
five years hence, be considered cheap.
See our nice line Of comic and
fancy valentines. Enterprise Book
Store.
Mr.. A. f. Daunoy, the well
known knight of the Vacuum Pan, has
returned from Hidalgo, Texas, where
he manipulated the crop of st. Juan
Plantation, belonging to John Closner.
The section is very fertile one and
we'll adapted to sugar the yield Of cane
is 30 tons per acre, Of surprising rich
ness some two months were required
to take off the crop. Sample Of fine
sugar were brought by Mr.. Daunoy, /
consisting of beautiful cone of white
sugar, also box of granulated seconds.
The cone was particularly nice, and
. is called in that section "Piloncia
Mr.. Daunoy is well up in his bust.
ness and a talk with him concerning
it. is very instructive and entertain
ing.
Borrow from yourself
Money is loaned at s per cent
on note without endorsement to
it's stockholders by the Iberia
Building Association
Wherever David Davis pitches
his tent, You will invariably hear of
!. the formation of dramatic ass0cia-
tion, or great activity il there be one
already established. This is true of
our sister town of Jeanerette. We no.
tice that tbs Dramatic Association Of
that town will under the management
of David, put on the boards the high
ly intense and soulstirring drama,
"Crawford's Claim on February 9Th,
at the McGowen Opera House. We
feel assured the same will be a brill
Liant success and Iberians will take
pleasure in helping to make full
house on the occasion, as they have
seen and heard Dave Davis with great
enjoyment Mt this place many times.
See our nice line Of comic and
fancy valentines. Enterprise Book