New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1905-06-24
LOCAL NEWS.


kama, Texas, people to deprive this
community of the valuable services of
the Rev. 9. @. Kramer, Rector of the
Church of the Epiphany at this place.
No one suspected that the subject was
being discussed and Bishop Sessums
did the right thing in persuading DIR.
Kramer to decline the call of the
Texas people and remain with his
people here, where he has labored for
fifteen years, not only as a minister,
but in all the secular affairs of our
community. He cannot be spared /,
for there is much work for him to &C
complish in the future of our town.
NO DEBT CAN BE PAID
more easily or satisfactorily than
loan from the IBERIA BUILDING
ASSOCIATION.
The New Iberia Base Ball Club
was defeated last Sunday, at Jean
erette by the Jeanerette club in a
hot contest by the score of . to 8.
The Iberia's had their opponents shut
out in the seventh inning / TO 0,
with two men out, the Iberia's lost
courage and allowed Jeanerette to
score three runs. Dauterive pitched an
excellent game, allowing only four
hits. the opposing pitcher was touch.
ed for nine hits. The above clubs
will met at the Iberia Base Ball Club
en- Sunday, June 25th. This is prom
ised to be close game, the Iberia's
have strengthened their club with fol-
lowing positions; Albert Segura, G.;
H. Patout, p; Ed. Boyle, ID; W.
Lourd, 2b; Williams, BIB; L. Jennaro,
9. 8; A. Ohivers, !. +; +. Sch wing,
G. I; F. Perry, r. +.
Roller skates kept in stock at
Noah's Ark.
Died, ut the residence of its par
euts, Monday, June 10Th, at 7:l5 p.
m, Susan Gertrude Duperier, the in
FAINT daughter OF George Duperier and
Emma Webb, aged 2 months and 9
daya. { The funeral occurred at the
Episcopal Church, Rev. @. G. Kram-
or, oficiating, Tuesday, June goth, at
Is p. m. Many relatives and friends
attending, who sympathize deeply
with the grief stricken and sorrowing
parents. The Enterprise adds it
hearty sympathy and coincidence.
Law Offices of w. j. Durand re-
moved to Estorge building, up,
stairS.
"a very pretty wedding was cele-
brAted 1T the Catholic Church at $50
p. n. Thursday, Rev. Father P. M.
Jouan officiating, when Miss M. Alice
Dupuy and Thomas G. Hayes took
upon thesnselvesf the solemn vows
which united them for life, for better,
for worse.s A reception At the home
Of the xrooms mother was held short
" after the ceremony attended by a
host OF friends Of the happy couple
whose good wishes and congratula
tions, were given without stint aud in
the most sincere and earnest manner.
LOST-$2.O 90 Reward.
Spectacles. Richard A. Pome-
roy, 707 East Main St. s
j Brother Watkins of the Daily
Leader has come down from his tri-
pod Is editor and shaken the Iberian
dust on his feet and departed for the
great Rice City. We regret losing
Brother Watkins, his genial person
ality and jolly good nature have driv-
On the blues FROM us many times since
he came among us, but he knows
what 10 best for himself and must act
accordingly.
Have your rubber buggy tires
put on 1t A. NJ. Bernard's Wagon
Works.
ALFRED Dionne . we'll known re-
spectacle colored man recently met his
death by drowning in the swamps of St.
Martin Parish. His body was recov-
cred and brought here for interment
BY his family living on Bank avenue.
Dionne was employed by Jerry Case,
and the cause or circumstances Of the
death ase shrowded in mystery rs no
dstailed information could be OBJ
tainea Decreased leavesa wife and
childron.
The old reliable soda fountain is
open for the season at Less.
The Lake Charles American has
isuned = beautifnl special edition,
numbsrins soms 80 pages, which u
IN expositiou Of the resources Of Lake
Chaxlss ana Calcasieu Parish and Is
psof1ssly illustrated with most dls-
aaak hones, public buildings and her
Rroat industries. II We had Lake
Chaxles' people here. we would have
! CITY u 1000 inhabitants in i've
ysasn Ioke Ohaxies deserves all the
- ruoom ahe hos attained under
unny. nnonso1 51indvantages
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