New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-11-26
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LOCAL NEWS

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Services will be held at the
Presbyterian Church tomorrow
morning and might at the usual
hour. Rev. j. NJ. Paradis m charge
OF the pulpit.
On Wednesday morning last
Mr.. and Mrs. f. o. Hebert took
Flying trip to Franklin to al
tend the nuptials of Miss Livie
Naquln. their granddaughter to
Mr.. jules CiniIier, a prom nen'
young gentleman of the above
place.
bertrand Lumber Co. Ltd. for
cypress and pine. Phone 1875.
Mr.. Gabe Leblanc, Jr.. of the
: Teche Auto Co.. made hurried
trip to Opelousas several days
since to deliver one of their "E
NJ. F. automobiles. 50 we'll known
in this section as an economical as
well as a durable machine. This
Company has placed large num-
Der of ears within radius of a
hundred miles of New Iberia.
MIR. Alexis VOORHEES, treated
himself this week to beautiful
Regal Plugger" ear secured from
the New Iberia Motor Car co.
This concern receiving batch Of
ears from the factory East week
and has disposed of the entire lot.
SPECIALIZE inch imported
Bisque ointed dolls with natural
eye laches. worth ~. 80 now S1.OO.
Killing Bros.
The regular election of the Of
ficers of the Knights Of Columbus
will be held at their home on Sun
day. December 4th, at one o'clock
p. m. instead of the usual later
hour. so as to afford it's members
an opportunity to attend the i'm
pressive memorial services OF the
Elks Lodge that is scheduled to
take pace at 3 in the evneing.
Died, at her residence near
Olivier Station on Saturday, Nov
ember 10Th. 1910 at 500 o'clock
p. m, Miss Mathilda Reggie. aged
63 years. daughter of the late
Augustc Reggie. after an illness of
but short duration Miss Reggie
leaves two brothers. Messrs. Chas.
and Armance and two sisters, now
residents of New Orleans to mourn
her loss The funeral obsequies
were held at st. Peters Church,
last Sunday evening at 4 O'Clock
p. m. n - WIaH
LOST-One pair diamond screw
ear rings. A liberal reward is Of
fered if returned to }. s. Suttle s
Sale Stables.
The Ladies Aid Of the M. E.
Church will hold their Bazaar in
a fancy booth opposite John Tay
lor's Drug Store on Main Street,
if weather permits on the after
noon of the 9th Of December, be-
ginning at 2:3O p. m. Should
the weather interfere the Bazaar
will be held in the Mendoza build
ing, next to the Alma House on
Main Street. There will be seven
tables selling articles for all ages. I
Come in and pay us a visit.
Hon. Walter j. Burke. men,
Der of the State Beard of Educa-
ton has rendered his resignation
to the Governor. owing to his in
ability to attend the sessions OF
The Educational Board as he would
desire, due to his practice before
The bar. We consider his resig
nation loss to the State and
trust he will be succeeded by
another who will take the same
interest in educational affairs.
shus keeping the Board as free of
political entanglemnnts as it is
to under the circumstan-
.es.
Ring up Smiths Bakery for
'resh lemon pies, mince pies. cram
berry pies, cream puffs, angel
'ood, baby curls, kisses, fruit
,ake, hot rolls. rye and Graham
,read Sunday mornings.
Last Sunday at noon grim
'eaper entered the home of Mrs.
3. D. Hebert and took therefrom
Ter son, Mr.. Willie Hebert. born
18th, 1880. after a
lingering illness. Mr.. Hebert
caves to mourn his demise. besides
lis mother several brothers and
sisters and widow and two
-oung children. The remains
were laid to rest in the Catholic
cemetery after the services in st.
peter's Catholic Church the fol-
owing evening. followed by many
of the Knights Of Celum-
,us. of which he was a devoted
member.