New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1905-01-28
LOCAL NEWS.

Than lDI NfalS 10 W III St ptfi ~ itT
ference 10 the data furnished in an
other column. Coal and fuel dealers
have been very active in supplying
the needs of the households of town.
By some oversight on the part of some
one. fuel for the Julia St schools was
allowed to run out and before supplies
could be replenished the buildings
were too uncomfortable for occupation.
So the teachers very sonsibly dismissed
school until supplies were furni shed,
as it would have been detrimental to
health to have tried to hold a session
under the circumstances.
A MAN WHO CAN AFFORD TO
pay rent is rich enough to own a
home. IBERIA BUILDING AsSoCIA-
TON.
From sire to son the name of
Jefferson and Rip Van Wrinkle will
live for generations 10 come as Thorn
as Jefferson is now thoroughly estab-
lished as worthy successor tn his
father. Tradition in theatrical
affairs runs much NJ il does in other
fmatters, and for that reason the Rip
<ssyap Winnie of the son will always
be compared with the masterpiece of
the father. However the Younger
Jefferson is Il conscientious artist,
compartments the spirit Of the story
and in an ideal Rip. Tie Is merry.
tender hearted, good nntured and
idolized by the children. He gi,es
such splendid representation OF that
delightful old vagabond Rip, as only
Jefferson can, that he may go ON
playing it for years to come as the
theatre going public seem never tired
Of Rip.
Rooms to rent convenient To-
cation. Apply this Office.
The Nineteenth Annual Conven-
ton Of the Louisiana Sunday School
Association, will be held in Shreve-
port. March 2lst and s5th. All as
sociations. parochial and local are re-
quested to send delegates to same on
the basis Of one delegate for every rs
pupils Of all the Sunday Schools of
all denominations. The citizens of
Shreveport have undertaken the en-
tertainment OF these delegates and the
railroads hare given the usual reduc-
tions OF fare, hence a large convention
Ia expected.
For sale first class combination
horse seven years old in good
condition, price $3.50 90 Call on
Rev. A. w. Turner.
Died after long illness, Mrs.
Clara Duperier, nee Emmer. widow
OF II. f. Duperier deceased was the
sister OF Mr.. John Emmer, Jake En-
mer and Will Emmer also of Mrs. r.
X. Duperier and Mrs J. Rauman.
Deceased left two children TO mourn
her loss. Funeral was held at Epis-
copal Church. Friday last, at O'Clock
p. M. Rev. G. G Kramer officiating,
remains inferred at Protestant Gene
terry.
Rooms to rent--conyenient 10.
cation. Apply this office.
One Of the greatest successes of the
present season Is John Crittenden
Webh's beautiful play. SANDY Bot
TOM which il underlined for the
vandome Opera House on sun.
day. January asth. Possibly the
trnest standard by which to judge n
play is to watch the impression It
makes upon an audience. While the
author naturally desires the approval
~ the critical few, il is the verdict OF
The many which makes or mars meas
ured by the rule Of the majority
Sandy Bottom which will give two
performances, matinee and night. is a
successful play and destined to linger
in pleasurable memory
Our Country is Prosperous.
Preserve good times for yourself
by buying home through that
profit sharing institution the
IBERIA BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
Under the manipulation Of
Messrs. Perry & Patin. painters and
decorators. the old Alma House is
coming ont in better conditions than
SSm. The repairs have made the
4 ALMA more comfortable ana conven-
lent than ever. having been complete
" renovated. Guests will find this a
uHch better stopping place than ever.
Mr. and Mrs. ". II. Hatcl, continue
their homelike management
: Let the New Iberia Mercantile
Agenoy collect yonr bills. No
leotion, no charges, l04 Main st !.
Fire occurred last Thursday
ping, On the hill. on tho g. Mar
tin road, being cut Of rerch Of the
ere department the house was con
snmed, contents belonging 70 one.
Tony Bennette. who WINS partially IN
rured.