New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1906-01-27
The ever faithful fire company


pany on February 27th Number 2
has from year to year given these
balls, always making a success, both
socially and financially, We know
the good people of New Iberia will
turn out en- masse and assist these two
worthy associations by their attend
ance and liberal patronage.
THE WHITE MANS BURDEN
Is too often a heavy rent. Are
you burdenedi We can relieve
you Of your load. Iberia Build
lug Association.
Cf-Mr R. Cs2Sealy the popular Life
Insurance General Agent is having
quite extensive improvements made at
his home on Julias street, new side
walks, grading of yard and ornament
ing same, giving the surroundings a
decided improvement. We are pleased
to see our people thus beautify their
homes and commend Mr. Sealey's ox-
ample to our fellow citizens as worthy
of imitationsO
Make your purchases it DeBlanc
& Landry's as they will give away
every 1st day of the month bar
rel of sugar.
We notice new business firm
has been organized and will commence
business at once, Messrs A. E. Hall ;,
Harry r. Hall and Albert j. Decuir
have associated themselves into the
New Iberia Commission Company, and
will conduct e. general commission
business We welcome them to the
business circle and trust they may
be prosperous.
Wanted-Several solicitors for
the New Iberia Enterprise to work
in the different wards Of the Parish.
Mr.. Francis Perry who has been
a faithful employe of the Cumberland
Telephone Co. in this City, has been
called to Nashville, Tenn. the head
quarters of the Company, and in
Il, T., To,
position As manager of one Of their
stations. This young gentleman de-
serves success
Mr. Oscar p. Daspit of this Par
ish was married yesterday at Lincoln,
Illinois to Miss Lucille Evans, n
belle of the above place.
The young couple are expected here
in few days and will reside OH In
terlaken plantation, the home of Mr..
Daspit.
At last 1t may be asserted that
Sugar Rolling is at an end in this
Parish for 1905. "Orange Grove"
the last to finish will pass its last cane
to-day, thus closing most successful
in which some 85 600 tons
of cane were manufactured into sugar.
Paul Kramer, ESQ.,, formerly of
New Iberia, and son of Mrs o. 9.
Kramer, was married last Monday in |
New Orleans, to Miss Simmie Under
wood, a charming young lady of
Mr.. Kramer is a successful |
of the bar of Houma, La
Parish.
1.-THE Globe emporium, Messrs.
Smith, DeBlanc & Suberbielle proprie-
tors, are rearranging their beautiful
store by placing their Office in the
center of their store and making things |
much more inviting generally. Il
The wedding is announced of |
Miss Clara Finley, the amiable daugh-
ter of Mrs. NJ d. Finley, to Mr..
Harry T. Hall son of Mr.. A. E. Hall,
on Wednesday evening February the
at the home of the BRIDES
cousin. Mrs. Thomas Il. Morse. No
cards will be issued.
Our friend and late fellow citizen
Mr.. Walter M. Gates, has again en-
tered business in New Orleans by be-
coming associated with the Manu-
Machinery Company" of
which he Is the Secretary and Treas
urer. We wish him abundance of |
business and prosperity.
Governor Blanchard has commits |
stoned Mr.. Chas. L. Provost, notary
public, q most worthy and commen-
able appointment. We congratulate
our friend and wish him plenty of
business.