New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1905-04-29
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School building on last Thursda,
afternoon and organized an associa
ton. Miss Louise Taylor acted a
temporary chairman and the follow
ing officers were elected: President
F. Il. Burke vice president, Edward
Terrell 90; secretary, g. NJ. Bahon
Jr., SO; treasurer Joe M. Davis, '99
Mr.. Terrell took the chair and mo
tion was made and carried that the
association entertain the present senior
class at banquet during commence
ment week The chair then appoint
ed the following committees on consti
tuition and BYLAWS: Miss Louise
Taylor 80, chairman; Mrs. George
Sabatier, SO, Mrs. F. F. Veazey, 80.
On membership Miss la Sealy, OF,
chairman; Miss Carrie We'll, '9l, Joe
Davis, '99, DR.. Walter f. Carstens,
~, Clarence Duperier, '98. The AS
ISOLATION then adjourned TO meet Mon
! day afternoon, May list, at 4;30 p. N. /,
at the High School Building.
For vonr coolers, ice cream
freezors, or any other article that
you may need, it is to your advan-
tage Ia get Daigre's prices before
buying.
Roller skates, all kinds at Noah s
Ark.
Last Monday evening the South
ern Drainage Board met, inviting the
members of tile incoming administra-
ton to join them, few of which
attended The matter of contractors
bond was discussed and accepted, all
agreeing that affairs were in good
shape and nothing now remains to re-
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tractor is pushing the work according
to the terms of his contract and to
the satisfaction of all interested. 1t
is ili. pefose an assured fact that we
shall have drainage AMI navfgable
canal 10 the Gulf inside of eighteen
months. the life of the contract.
This means a great deal 10 this COM
munity, more than the average citi-
zen at first blush may realize, one of
tha greatest advantage is the drainage
secured for the town, especially that
portion of it, south of the railroad,
which has long been in need of
thorough drainage. The cutting of
this canal will also give added value
to all lands tributary, for reasons
above stated We congratulate our
readers on the prospect and shall keep
them posted Oh this important work.
Have your rubber buggy tires
put on at a. NJ. Bernard's Wagon
Works.
The old reliable soda fountain is
open for the season at Lees.
The case of Rena Denton.
with the murder of L. Tyler,
both colored women, was tried last
and Jury retired for de-
liberation. After two days confine-
ment in jury room verdict could not
be obtained, the Jury being unable to
agree. A mistrial was therefore rec
)rded in this case The jurors were
Messrs. Robt Haase, r. P. Ribbeck,
Henry Smith, W. Delcambre, Henry
debert, Porter Moss, M. A. Moss, H.
segura, 0. Darby, John Deslattle,
Arnold Broussard and Daniel Boutte. I
The May Mant9n patterns, de-
'igns of which are shown daily in
he ~ffcayune and Item, are sold |
snly at Daigres Price, Zoe; by
nail, lie. Catalogues, Zoe; by
nail, Ice
Dame rumor has it, that at the
Church, 10 q. M, next Tues
Law, Miss Adelaide Pessan, the charm
ug daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Gus
ave Pessan will be married to our
and we'll known merchant,
Nr. W. G.. Disch of the firm of w. G.
Oisch & Bro, proprietors Of the Cy-
press Store, lower East Main Street.
10 cards will be issued. Enterprise
A furnished room to rent in pri-
rate family on Il. Main ST., central
md desirable locality. Apply at
his Office.
Law offices Of w. j Durand re-
moved opposite N /. National Bank.
AT the home of our popular Clerk
II Court, Mr.. j G.. Leblanc, last
evening, at s:so o'clock,
he marriage of the charming daught-
n. Miss Leocade Leblanc to Hon.
Anthony n. Muller, was solemnized.
Father Jonan of St. Peters Catholic
church, officiating DULY the i'm
Mediate members of the family were
present. The Enterprise congrstu-
ates with best wishes that their life
nav be one long sweet song.
Dur Country Is Prosperous
Preserve good times for yourself
by bnying a home through that