New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-05-28

The JnSectarian Aid Society
| May Festival held on the ChnNent
grounds an bNpsday was a,great
success from every point Of view
A full report wilI''bc given in
Dur next issue.
f. Police Juror Arthur LeBEant
of the 9Th Ward Of The Parish
was inoNew Iberia asst Wedncs-
day morning. Mr.. Leblanc says
that, his section Of the Parish is
receiving considerable more ram
than the crops need. which it il
continues will db vhst' amount
Of harm. owing to tha insufficient
draimaae.s. Not anln that but "a
gree deqA of thq Wa:er stands q q
1.-THE, public roads and they vii
soon be ii bad shape ruhlass' gwen
in,lhedatt9 atrthtion. ''4""'ts h."
Ion SATURDAY. last at aid day.
the venerable Mr-'B ellSaire 4Arnan
! dtA, was called by his Maker, sur
rounded by his devoted wife and
Sons, MpsrSj Ewes and Jcft,1ApnA
andcz.' MIR ArnanNez had REACHED
the ripe Old gea'ofo 81 years, six
months and 81 DAYS and had re-
sided in TINS City for about thirty
.sdars, comingIihere, from Frank
lin. La. His funeral was held at
ST. Peters Gatbplic CbpEch last
Sunday evening at four o',Glock
an id attended 'by large number
of his friends.
Paints, lime, 80 sand, cement,
brick, etc.-Bertrand Lumber Co.
Last Wednesday afternoon
about four o'clock at aocjdenl or.
CURED at the new sugar factory
Of the Erath Sugar Company, now
iii course Of erection at Erath,
while engaged in hosting into po-
sition a heavy boiler a large tim
| Der supporting the pulley and
| tackle suddenly Saye ErrHand
three. mon were bhdly '/ihhired.
Placide IaAslane, d whitei man
suffered a. Fracture; Of the base 6f
| the skull and forearm Alpha
Vincent, a young white man. had
his jaw broken, and Jim Boutte,
negro, reserved a severe wound
on the head and had his foot
|'crushed. The wounded men were
attended by DR.. j. w. Sanders
and DE- G.. j. Edwards Of Able
willie. Upon their advice the men
were afterwards sent on a spe-
cial train Ito the St. Mary Infirm-
airy 'atsPattersonl IVA, Mrs ,ke-
Blanc is in a very critical condi-
tion, although he stood the ope-
ration well and has rallied some
what it"qeHat ilrii ,ean- al !
LJTlni aNtw IBERIA Elks Base
Bap'team will line up in game
to7m0rrow, in Morgan City. ;aggaaiIppFsstt
the Elks there The game prom
ises. to be lively one. The New
liberia team win line up with ?.
la. Landry" T.; 'Aib BIZ, Iissgnfa. E, z;
|I. n; Dauterive, III; q. +, Rem
ohdeet, 32b. +. r. Sharp, 3b.; J.
II. Perry, s.. s.. Captain acting)
ri. 0. schwins, / f.; Ed. Terrell,
Ie. I. ;'John Holbtb6k,, r. e. Subs
Gus .Lamperez ! and. f. = Doerle,
Which'.shallo it be boys Morgan
LUity or New berfaq rBntrg horne
1.-THE. score on .your SIDE. , ,,.,,~a-
T. Rev FatherrJ. : M, Lanalois,
| Rector of st. sdPeter's Catholic
| Church Wifi leave Sunday for
New. York, where he uwll board
a steamer for Europe. He viii
tpe accompanied. by Rev. Father
SayN,gf Nile platter Eather.La
Eglois' health has been bad ofsiate
and a Sea voyages has been advised
him, He viii haa.ye' THE pllePassa6r.!s'
OF .spndinG some, time in Ibis. ma
hive Aeity of Lyons, France. with
his family whom he has not seen
fox nine years and will also spent
a Jew days. with Father ,Parmen-
| tier. Father Langlois by his GER
ial disposition and Strict devotion
to duty has made himself loved
by all his congregation and W.