New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1905-09-23
LOCAL NEWS.


been also reported to us that big ship
ments of rice was made by steamer to
,Jeanerette, as the teamsters were
afraid to utilize the ferry or bridge at
lower end of town, as it is not deemed
safe for heavy traffic. We think that
the contractor should employ sufficient
help and push the completion Of the
bridge, as it is not onty inconven-
lent to cross on the ferry boat, but it
is costing this City vast amount OF
trade.
(. Take advantage of this opportu-
nifty by calling on Won der Heiden,
the artist, at Martins Studio.
We anticipated letting our read
ers know this week of the time fixed
for opening the public schools of the
Parish but owing TO the fact that
many Of our teachers are scattered all
over the State, due to quarantine reg
ulations, the Board have been unable
to fix q date. The School Board will
meet on the 18th day of October and
will likely make arrangements to open
the schools on Monday, Oct. 8. 1t was
first thought that it might be. expe-
dent, to open the High School and sew
.eral other grades if the teachers We're
available, but there being objections
to this plan and as eight of the teach
ers are in infected points, nothing
can be accomplished yet.
Fall stock Of Shades is complete
at r. S. Mcmahon.
Mr.. John Schwing, who is in the
employ of the Peoples National Bank
Of this City as ook-keeper, has seen
at TO tender his resignation to that
institution to take effect on the 10th
OF October. Mr.. Schwing having ac-
cepted q position with the New Iberia
National Bank, which was made vac
ant BY the resignation of Mr.. Armand
Cousin, now cashier of the Jeanerette
Bank. Our young friend John is
rapidly forging to the front in his
new ayocation.
I For dress goods and silks, 60 to
the reliable King Bros.
! go AT q recent meeting of the Prot
estant Cemetery Association, held at
Tie !. City. Fall = arrangements were
liads td employ = new Sexton, Mr..
Grsws hxy ing resigned to engage in
tvqcks gardening. A committee com
POSED 81 Rs& II: q. Arthur, DIR. J.
W, H Shaw, John r. Taylor and R.
D. sopthwsll were appointed to take
thsF Cemetery in charge until they Sc
cure sthe servicesaof an experienced
sexton Many of our people who
bixisitedi this garden spot
saculdo bss surprised 10 see in what
;S'e - I'll s IKE ,si Cemetery is kept.
, aaMf,. ,sa I vpnler Heiden is now
It, arsfG; y 81 hkoto Studio.
x asTUgTak
/, .aisi1sse !sssssi esr3 Castor Dauterive
A sas 81. ~ .aa sever yer his connection
A,toli Ic fcr re Of New Iberia
apa ey q, III h'isstime to ma naging
t n. Eate e saiocu:glWe would su ggest
n, thesC ouncii that 4 one Of the day
dlicers BE- substitued in his place,
thus 4 leaving two day officers and two
diRAt tofhcerss for the City. New
Iberia il to-day very peaceable COM
due in many respects to the
heavy iines imposed on law violators
by his honor. Judge Robert Brown, and
We believe this amount could be saved
70 the City.
Clothingi! Clothingl! The
leading styles and makes at King
Bros. ssut#
Il, Mr.. Ernest MiRuez, the proprie-
tor Of tile Mignez restaurant and Mr..
A. J. Shrout. his nephew. will open
In the Emmer building, in the next
few weeks. frst-clnss confectionery
and bakery. The oven will be erected
on the property Of Mr.. Hulin. upper
Main street and the bread will be
cArted daily to their headquarters.
These gentlemen have engaged the SER
vices Of competent baker and maker
of pastries from New Orleans. They
deserve success in their new venture.
Latest artistic photos made at
Martin Studio by Won der Heiden.
The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
Piraro was made happy this week by.
the arrival Of sweet girl baby, this
being their second Mother and child
la4eias yslt