New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1905-11-11

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Word has come to US of the dealt
of Dr. Henry J. Sanders, which oc
Cured at Lebanon, Ohio, whittier hC
| had gone for treatment. DIR. Sanders
was for fifty years well known per
son in sugar circles of Louisiana anC
was the owner Of numerous p(anta'
tions, which undor his management
were very successful. While many OF
! the planters of the old regime, sue
cumbed TO the force of new order OF
things, yet DR.. Sanders, by his skill
and energy retained his holdings and
added greatly TO them. Hon. H.
Shelby Sanders, owner of Bayside
plantation, this Parish, is the son OF
deceased and inherits the sterling
qualities of his father, two daughters
and wife remain to mourn his loss.
DR.. Sanders was also the uncle of
Hon. J. Y. Sanders, Lieutenant Gov
ernor and DR.. J. Wofford sanders, of
our City.
Just few copies left Of Collier
Weekly containing ten GIBBS on
Drawings. Price % cents.
The District Court commenced its
term last Monday, his honor Judge
James Simon presiding with his usual
grace and dignity, disposing of the
business on the docket with his usual
vigor and rapidity. During this in
clement weather the Judge finds the
present schedule of the Southern Pa
cific very convenient enabling him to
get to this City at 1892 A. M. and re-
turning to st. Martinsville at 4 :26
p. M.
THREE MOVES ARE AS BAD AS A FIRE
You can expect to move when
you live 10 a rented house
IBERIA BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
Mr.. +. ID. Guidry, of Patout-
vile, the veteran sugar planter and
owner CT Cherry Grove place, spent
few hours in our City last Friday, be-
tween trains. Whilst here the gen
tleman paid US au appreciated call.
He reports crops very short in his To-
cality and tonnage light. The
weather seriously interfering with
the harvesting of the cane crop.
For Rents uufurnished rooms
for light house keeping, also small
cottage. Apply 707 East Main ST
Invitations are out TO the mar
riage of Mr.. George j. Gauthier,
young gentleman of ST. Martins Par
ish, located at Broussard and Miss
Mizette Marin, the estimable daught-
err Of Mr. and Mrs Robert Marin, of
Madison and Julia street, this City
The wedding will be solemnized at
the st. Peters Catholic Church on
Wednesday, November 22d, at 4:3O
o. clock p M.
9 bales Moquette Rugs. beautiful
things, just in.-R. S. Mcmahon.
Miss S. McLaurin, the popular
and efficient teacher, as well as social
favorite, has resigned her school in
our Parish to accept one in Franklin,
with better compensation. Thus does
our School Board lose the cream of
our teachers corps, and Franklin
gains.
Just few copies left of Golfers
containing ten Gibson
Drawings. Price 25 cents.
Died at her residence in this
Jity, on Center street, Thursday
November 9th at 80 A. NJ, Camilla |
labauve, widow of st. Cyr Etie, in
he I'D year of her age. She leaves
| large family of children to mourn
ler loss. The funeral was held at
he Catholic church last Friday at 10
clock A. M.
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES TO BOR-
ROWERS.-IBERIA BUILDING AS
ISOLATION.
The Board of Health suit DIR. J.
". Sanders versus DR.. w. J. Emmer,
which created SO much interest in the
opening Of the health campaign came
If this week before the Supreme
COURT of Louisiana, and will possibly |
,e decided during the middle of next
week.
Fonr room cottages for sale on !
nstalllnent plan. Apply to F. w.
3auman.
The Grand jury has been in ses-
ion all of the week with Mr.. r. S. |
dcMahon as foreman. Much business
las been transacted and transgressions