New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-12-31
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LOCAL NEWS.


At a late meeting Of the
Board of Directors Of the People 5
National Bank the usual six per
cent Semi-Annual Dividend was
declared, and the surplus was in
creased Five Thousand Dollars,
making it Sixty Five Thousand.
The Enterprise received this
week a Christmas card from Rev.
Father Parmentier, of Seine In
feriere. France. who sends his best
wishes to his friends for the year
1911.
Bertrand Lumber Co. Ltd. for
cypress and pine. Phone 125.
The Avery Rock Salt Mining
Company according to their an
nual custom presented each office
employee of the Southern Pacific
with a box Of cigars as Christmas
remembrance.
Cards are out announcing the
wedding on Tuesday next, Jan
uary Sd at st. Peters Catholc
church of Miss Emma Segura.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Segura and Mr.. J. Willie Leblanc,
both Of this Parish.
Wanted to buy, good second
hand two horse farm wagon and
a disc cultivator. Must be IN
! good condition and cheap. Apply
this Office.
The office men of the South
ern Pacific were as usua- in the
past. remembered by the Nell
benny Company on Christmas
day, each being presented with a
bottle of their Tabasco sauce and
samples of the other articles put
up by their factory.
New Iberia has become quite
mule center. there being three
first-class sales stables in our
City. the latest acquisition being
the return here of Mr.J. D. Simms,
who has opened stable on Weeks
Street. Many of the older cltl-
zens being we'll acquainted with
Mr.. Simms. as he was engaged IN
this business for number OF years
land butt up quite a trade in this
section Of the State.
PAY YOUR POLL TAX BE-
FORE JANUARY LIST.
The employees Of the Southern
Pacific freight and passenger sta
tons. presented Agent D, A. Dim
litry on Christmas day with a beau
tiful and valuable massive brass
hall tree or "costumer" as a
token of their esteem for that gen.
tleman. 1t is hardly necessary "a
+, saw that dad" was overcome
and being naturally timid was
unable to fully express the grea'
appreciation. but he succeeded II
making the boys understand no"
pleased he was.
Died, at the residence OF he'
SON No. 148 Rogier Street, or
Friday morning at 1880 o'clock
Mrs. S. Blanc. the venerable ane
esteemed mother of Capt. Alex ID
and Mr.. Frank Blanc, OF this City
: otter a short illness. Besides hcl
sons. Mrs. Blanc leaves a large
: number o. grandchildren Il
mourn her departure to othel
: lands. The funeral services wer'
held this morning from st. Pet
3 er's Catholic church at 10 o'clock
Last Wednesday mornins
about Z O'Clock. when in the &C
; Of crossing his fence with a load
: ed shot gun. Mr.. Fernand Judic
had the misfortune Of having tn
!. entire portion of his head blown
a off no one witnessing the accident
: It seems that Mr.. Judice was leav
: ing his home, situated in Littl
!. Fausee Pointe preparatory to
1 days hunt as was his custom 10
; many years, and when in the &C
e Of getting through a barbed wir
e fence only a few feet away, tn
hammer Of his gun in some mar
: ner got caught m the wire prong
causing its discharge and the er
tire load Of shot penetrated on
) side of his head, blowing hi
u brains as much as twelve feet frol
:. where the body lay. The Corone'
10 DR.. j. w. K. Shaw, beng absen
d from the City at the time OF tn
N accident. Sheriff Henderson SUI
IS ceeded in getting DR.. Guy 4
Shaw Of Loreanville to hold tn
i INQUEST over the body. Froi
., what we can learn. Mr.. Judice vi
1, an excellent citizen in the prin
of life, being only about 80 veal
Of age. leaving a mother and Sc
q. eral sisters to mourn his loss.
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