New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1907-01-19

l ne Board of Directors O
the Peoples National BAN
met Thursday and reorganize,
oy re-electing the former of
flcers: Messrs. Lazard King
president; G. c. Laughlin
Vice President E. E. Deihom
mer, Cashier r. S. Bell, Book
keeper Edward Leblanc As
'lstant Bookkeeper. The Di
rectors are, Messrs. Lazarc
Ming, G. c. Laughlin, Lux,
lralnor, John A. Gebert, Leo.
Pold King, Adolph Koch, Johr
X: Taylor, Leopold Levy anc
M. Gougenhem.
MONEY TO LEND.
lberiaBuilding Association
The Ladies Parish Aid Socie-
ty OF the Episcopal Church will
give fancy dress entertainment,
IN the City Hall on Tuesday
January % with session in the
afternoon for the children at
which the admission will be but
S cents for children and 10 cents
for the "growns ups" At
night there will be dancing with
good music and altogether the
affair will be one of the pleasant
events of the season. The fund
derived will be devoted to the
needs of the church.
LEST YOU FORGET
we lend money for any pur-
pose.--Iberia Building Associa-
ton.
The Park Pavilion has been
leased for the Spring and Sum
mer to Mr.. Carr, a theatri-
cal manager of wide experience.
He is now making his ar
rangements,and proposes to give
seven performances at the Park
each week. Some of the best
artists, now tree, are being
booked by him and it is proba-
BILE that the repertoire here will
be unequaled by that in any
other Summer Theater of the
South.
1t is now definitely settled
that the State Convention Of the
/. P. A., will be held here on
May 20, II and II and lines
can be drawn now for the en-
tertainment OF the thousand
visitors that are expected to be
here at that time. 1t is certain
that there will be about 900
delegates to the convention
alone and there will be as many
more who will want to be here
and take part in the festivities
attached to the occasion.
The ladies Of the Auxiliary
IF Fire Company No. 2 are
preparing for their great ball to
be given on Mardi Gras night,
February II, and it will be the
greatest OF successes without
doubt. There is to be King
of the Carnival and ballot boxes
where the fortunate gentlemen
nay be voted for are to be
ound at the store Of Phster
Brothers, c. F. Laughin and ].
w. Eckart.
Mrs. 4. T. Clark and. her
title daughter, Marie, came
Town from Natchez, Miss, on
evening to visit Mr..
nd Mrs. ]. R. McGiveran, of
III Union Street. Mrs. Clarke I
J Mrs. "McGivaren's aunt, and
Expresses herself charmed with
'aton Rouge. She will visit in {
Jew iberia before returning {
ome.-Baton Rouge Times.
1t is announced that there
ill be another street fair here
ext week. This one will be
nder the auspices of the
nights OF Honor and will be
,r the benefit of Charles Shat
r. 1t will be located at the
PIPER end of the city and if the
Gather is good will doubtless
raw a good crowd.
The West End Military
and had its picture taken Sun
~ in its new uniform and
forwards celebrated the oc-
sion by playing a few selec-
ons. 1t is unnecessary to
ate that the band looked fine
its new dress and that the
.ople of the city are proud of
5 appearance.
Wednesday was legal holt
", or rather it is supposed to
), although no one thought of
oking at the law OF 1904 be-
re court opened in the MORN
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