The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-08-04

Mrs. l. t. Smith left for Alex
and'ia on Tuesday last to visit
friends.
Mrs. Theodore Laperuse OF
81 Martinsviile ia the guest OF
Mrs. Joe Hitter.
Mr. Joe Dautcreau Of st. Martin
vile was a visitor in this city on
Thursday
Master Easly Ribheck left on sun.
day on visit to his aunt and uncle
n Lake Charles
Rev. Father NerHoven return
ed home this week, having spent
several weeks IN Indian Territory
Mrs, j WoHord Sanders is enter
tainlng AT her hospitable home on
NtutIi ~, uti SlSttC. VI Inn hplttpHol
of Wilson La
Mr. Ccasaile Labauve, of Jean
erette, was IN town on Wednesday,
and while here hOnored the he
rian office with a pleasant call
Miss Barbara Burkart accompanied
by her little nephew, Allie Cavard re-
turned home on Monday after a pleas
ant visit of several weeks to her sister
IN Lafayette.
Messrs w. o. Bunch of Marlin, Tex
and Willie Gayle of North Louisiana
were called here on Wednesday 10
attend the funeral of DR. A. G.. GAYLE
on Wednesday.
Hon. X. F. Broussard went up to st,
Mart1nville on yesterday morning, re-
turning the same evening. This
morning he leaves for Morgan City
to attend the meeting of the 3rd
Congressional District Campaign
Committee.
Mr.. and Mrs Jos. Bienvnue re
turned 10 their hOTe in this city
on Monday evening after a brief
visit to the Crescent city, spend
ing the first few days OF their
honeymoon there with friends.
Mrs. W. II. Wilkinson of Ar
laudvllIe; was the guest of her
sister, Miss Laruth, 21l East
W ashingtOn street, thus week.
eaviDg on Thursday for Bay
st. Louis, accompanied by her
title daughter, Miss Tina
Rev. G.. FROM, of Patterson, Ia,
vas visitor to this city this week.
L was our pleasure to grasp his cor
lial hand at our office on Wednes- |
lay morning and bid him welcome.
He will ever have the highest es-
eem Of the good people of this section. |
Mr.. Il p. Carstens, of Shreve-
,Ort, was pleasant caller on
Wednesday forenoon. He spent |
/ few days with his fathers fami |
y here before resuming his duties
Is commercial traveller. He
peaks IN the highest terms of |
,raise of his home city and sees a
treat future for 1t.
Mrs. JAS w. Callahan, of Mid
and. La, accompanied by her
laughter, Mrs. A. l.. Dupre of
)pelousas, after a pleasant visit
# a few days last week to her
lister, Mrs. Victor Barthe, left
asst Sunday for Opelousas, where
he will remain a few days the
,uest of her daughter.
Mr.. Will NJ. Hearne. the travel
ing representative of the Lake
Charles Press, was a pleasant call
II at this Office on Monday Of this
week. Mr.. Hearne was for sever
! years an employee of this office.
!e left here with his family for
ennings, where he went to accept
position in one of the leading
ffices of that place and where he
Ontlnued without interruption
ntil recently.
Prof. j. G. Ellis returned MOn-
ay from his visit to Baton Rouge,
7here he had been ia attendance
t the School Board Directors As
o1iatiOn. lie had an enjoyable
isit and thinks the work of the
association will be fruitful of
,ood to the public school interest
f the state.
Mr.. w. q. Weeks arrived home
N Tuesday morning after a very
pleasant visit TO Cincinnati aid
chicago. At the former place he