New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1906-10-27

tact that the young couple were
to be married was kept quiet
beforehand and only the imme
date friends of families knew OF
it, but their congratulations
were none the less hearty.
Mr.. Kramer is the Youngest
son of Mr.. Henry kramer and
Mis-, Landry has been living
With Mr.. and Mrs. Moity for
some time. Both are well
known here.
MONEY TO LEND.
IberiaBuiiding ASsocia ion.
Did, last Sunday morning in
the town Of Jeanerette, Mr.. Alex
ander Theodore Fay, one of Iberia
PariSh.-s pioneer citizens and an
old Confederate soldier, aged 80
years. He leaves one daughter,
Mrs. v Kablen and large circle
of relatives aud friends throughout
the State. The funeral services
was held at the Catholic Church,
last Monday morning at 9 0 clock,
from thence the body was inferred
in the Charenton cemetery.
LEST YOU FORGET
we lend money for any pur-
pose.-Iberla Building Assocla-
ton.
The new fittings are being
placed in position IN the Parish
Clerks office and when the
work is complete the interior
will be in much more conven-
lent shape for the handling OF
the business and the records.
The long iron table in the center
of the back vault will be a con-
venlence MUCH appreciated by
those who have occasion TO use
the big books of record. Al
together the job is considered
very neat one and it will be
sufficient for several years to
come.
the body of the late Mr..
Louis Fasnacht was laid to rest
Tuesday in the family burying
ground in New Orleans where
it was taken. Mr.. Fasnacht
was native of Frlbourg,
Switzerland and was sc years
and 4 months Old. He had
been here many years and was
we'll known to the entire COM
munlty who sympathize with
the family in their loss.
Mr.. Philip Broughton son of
Mr.. Geo. w. Broughton of
this Parish and an enterprising
young planter was married last
Wednesday morning to Miss
Willye Thompson charming
young lady of Webster Parish,
La. Mr.. Broughton and his
young bride will take up their
residence near New iberia.
Congratulations are extended to
the happy couple.
Prot. ]. c. Broussard, the
principal of the Dugas school
and numerous friends of educa-
ton are preparing to give
grand bazaar on Thursday, Nov.
9Th for the purpose OF raising
funds to beautify the school
grounds and to erect fencing.
Prominent educators will be
present to address the audience.
Refreshments will be sold. MIR.
Brou>sard deserves credit for
his good work in that school.
Ladies suits, skirts, coats and
waists will be found to please the
most fastidous aste.-KIing Bros.
On Oct. % the store of Mis-
trot Bro. & Co., will be passed
over to their successors, Blanch-
ct ,Fagot & Co., who will open
up with a big sale of goods pur-
chased at Mobile, Ala, where
they passed through the big
storm. The firm will also keep
as at present, full line of fresh
goods direct from manufacture
les.
At last the fittings tor the
vault of the Parish Clerk Office
have arrived. They were or
dered several months ago, and
it is said have been fully
month on the way here. In a
day or two they will be in place
and then the records will be in
much better shape than ever be-
fore.
MIR. Octave Darby reports
that some one carted off about
200 lbs. OF cotton from his
place on last Friday night. The
cotton had been picked and was