New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-11-05

PERSONALS.

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DIR. and Mrs. +. o. Darby OF
Loreauville spent a few hours in
New iberia last Monday, coming
in their auto.
Mrs. Alfred Miller and her cou
sin took flying trip to Frank
lin and Patterson, visiting Mrs
Emile Gajan and other relatives
Mr.. G. p. Moss returned from
the East this week after making
the route of thirty-one large
cities, all in the interest of the
New iberia "Green Heart" Ia
basco. He reports fine business
all through that territory.
Don't miss your chance, get
one of our ladies tailored suits
now. They are the very latest and
offered at exceptionally low pri-
oes.-Kling Bros.
Mr.. Frank Dimmick and wife
Of Bellevlew came down in their
auto last Monday and We're the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Rus
sell.
The many friends Of DR.. C. C..
Delhommer are pleased to learn
that for the past few days de-
cided improvement in his health
has taken place.
John Il. White went to Shreve-
port last Thursday afternoon to
attend the meeting Of the United
States Demonstrators Farmers
Agricultural and State Fair De-
partment.
Mrs. p. F. Henry arrived home
this week after an absence lof
several months, visiting her chill
dren and relatives in other States.
The many friends Of Mrs. Ira
II. knight were pleased to greet
her in NewIberia, after an absence
Of a few months at Patterson, La,
her new home.
Miss Theresa Veazey, daughter
of the late Alfred Veazey, has re-
signed her position with the Cum
berland Telephone Company and
will now be- found in the office
of the Singer Machine Co., hav-
ing assumed the responsibilities
as an assistant to Mr.. Arnandez
their genial representative.
Mrs. Capt. E. A. Pharr has
broke up housekeeping in New
Iberia ITO divide her time with
her children and grandchildren
in different parts Of the State.
Her residence will be occupied by
the family Of Mr.. A. E. Hall, who
will shortly remove therein.
Mr.. Ralph Morrell and family
have removed to their new cOun-
try home few miles from New
Iberia formerly known as the
Barthe place. Mr.. Morrell is now
devotihg the best part Of his time
to farming.
Bertrand Lumber Co. Ltd. for
cypress and pine. Phone 136.
Mrs. M. Farley is now pleasant
ny located at the home of Mr.. A.
A. Decourt, corner of Washington
Ave. and Weeks street, telephone
No. 315.
Mr.. j. c. Hardison and his in
teresting Little family will in the
next ten days remove from New
Iberia and cast their lot in Hous-
ton, Texas, where MIR. Hardison
will engage in business. Their
many friends deeply regret their
loss and wish them success in
their new home.
: Have you tried Moss Club
Sauce with Corned Beef
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Dreyfus
motored over from New Iberia
Sunday and spent the day as
guests of DIR. and Mrs. l.. r.
Young. This was their first trip
overland to Rayne and in view
of the fact that they made the
run "a distance of IS miles, in
practically one hour speaks well
for the condition Of public high
ways between the two points
Rayne Tribune.
$50 acres choice farm. property
for sale. two miles from New Ibe-
rio. Will subdivide in so acre
trsc&s. Address. Box 528.
A most delightful Halloween
party was given by Miss Henrietta
Russell at the Fitzhugh residence,
"Revensworth'' last Monday
evening. At about half past eight
the guests began to arrive all
dressed as phantoms. The resi-
dence was prepared TO receive
them, the outside being lighted up
with jack o 'lanterns and the in
aide was certainly spookish, the
electric lights being out. Bats