New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1905-12-02
The PRESBYTERIAN church Obser

The Presbyterian church observ
ed Thanksgiving very profitably, al
though the minister, Rev. A. G. Ar
thur with his right arm still in &
sling) bore evidence of his recent &C
cident. The music was good and the
sermon instructive and edifying
When ones blessings are drawn up in
line, it is astonishing what All un'
gratful lot we all appear. The priv
lege of being a citizen of this great
Republic, which just now is making
for Righteousness in so many parts OF
our land and with the aid OF our ty-
pical American President leading the
world into peace and prosperity and
all the blessings that flow from that
state of things is worth considering.
The Episcopal church celebrated
Thanksgiving by an evening service
with good congregation and excel
lent sermon.
Blanks stuffed dates at Thibo-
deaux's.
The Ladies Aid Of the Presby-
terrain church have decided to give a
Fair at the City Hall on Friday even
ing, December 18th, 1905. One of the
interesting features will be the or
chestra composed of the talent Of New
Iberia by young ladies and gentle
men. An excellent supper and choice
refreshments will be served by the
ladies at moderate prices. Admission
for adults will be 1Oc; children &c.
CASTLES IN THE AIR
Are very beautiful but home of
your ON is worth them all.
Iberia Building Association.
Died, at his home in New Iberia,
on Tuesday last, Mr.. Frank Sapienza,
a native of Cefalu, Italy. Mr.. Sap
ienza was a good man and had many
friends in this community. He leaves
a wife and two children to mourn his
death. His funeral took place from
the Catholic church last Wednesday
100000 to loan on mortgage
& WEEKS.
His honor Mayor Laughlin, has
appointed Messrs. E. F. Millard and
John T. White delegates to the Elm
migration Convention" to be held at
New Orleans on December 4th. Hon.
Leon M. Lemaire, M. W. Fisher and
L. L. Leuhm have been appointed to
the same by Governor Blanchard.
For Rent.-Three unfurnished
rooms, beautifully located in East
End. Enquire TOT East Main st.
The impartial and prompt action
If Judge Simon, with reference to the
violators of the Sunday law, resulted
IN everything being closed down. hard
md fast last Sunday. The large
lumber of fines and amount realized
yery materially increased the treas
Try of the School Board, where it is
7ery much needed to carry on the
work of the schools.
Just a few copies left of Golfers
Weekly containing ten Gibson
Drawings. Price Is cents.
Mr.. A. j. Augustin, the popular |
representative of the Daily States at
Jew Orleans is in our midst to pro-
ure correspondent, and informs us
hat they are making efforts to work
pa good circulation in ont City. We
heerfully recommend the Daily
'tates to our people as live up-to-
ate journal which deserves their sup
ort.
For ReEt-3 unfinished rooms
or light house keeping. also small
ottage. Apply 707 East Main St.
Judge James Simon refused to
the motion TO quash the
irand Jury on account of alleged
as upon examination no
UGH informalities were found there
ore the business of the Grand Jury
ill go on and criminals and violators
vill get their just dues from one Of
he best Juries we have had for years.
Money will be sold by the Iberia
Association, on Wednesday,
december 9Th. A good place to get
he means for home, wherein no
sndlord or agent comes to demand
INT, that leaves him rich, but You
DOR indeed. II
Mr.. Chas. Conrad, the public
oirited citizen of the 9Th Ward, has
his own expense put in fine condi-
on large peice of the public road
his neighborhood AN example to be
and emulated.
Our efficient notary public Mr..
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