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

data as to the natlVe VI tue sun
and what it is best adopted to Will
be furnished the public.
Paints, lime, sand, cement
brick. stc.-Bsrtrand Lanbsr 70.
The nuptials of Mr.. FRANK
Laughlin, the popular young
grocer yman and Miss Rena Berry,
the amiable daughter OF Mrs.
John Berry, was solemnized last
Wednesday evening in the Cath
Ollie church by Rev. j. NJ. Lang
lois. The church on this occasion
was filled to overpouring by the
large circle Of admiring friends
of The young couple who started
their married life with the best
wishes of al their acquain' ances'
The Enterprise extends its con-
graduation to the young peop-e-
Moss Club Sauce now DC
Buy a bottle.
-Girard-Hope Chapter No. 50,
ROYAL Arch Masons Of this City
held it's annual election last night
resulting as follows; High
Priest, Leopold King; hlng'
Henry A. King; Scribe, John A.
Fagot; C. of H., W. J. Bernard
p S. John r. Taylor; R: A: e.,
w. D. Reynolds Treasurer, hazard
King; Secretary, John 7. White
Sentinel, Thos. G. Brigham, Jr;
NJ. of Bird Veil, s. A. Benthal NJ
of I'd Veil, Thos, Monk; NJ, OF Isl
Vel, Sam We'll.
PAY YOUR POLL TAX BE-
FORE JANUARY LIST.
The Bayou bridge spanning
the Teehe at the foot OF Bridge
Street underwent considerable
overhauling this week, necessitat'
ing the use of ferry to cross the
people to and fro while the bridge
was opened. Piling had to DC
driven, the old being completely
rotted out, and the Bridge bIaeeo
I'D and put in thorough condition
for future use. The amount Of
traffic crossing this bridge at al
times is so great that the one OF
lower Main Street should be tax
en- over by the City and put II
fmst-class condition as there can
not be to many avenues leading
to New Iberia, the bridge at thu
lower limits of the City beng I
necessity and a great convenience
for those living on the East old'
of the Teche.
See our samples of engraved
visiting cards and invitations
| Enterprise Office.
The three story Masonic Ten
| pie building at the corner OF Jull'
and Main Streets is rapidly assum
ing such proportions thatl it i
pleasing to the eye Of all our CIT
| izens who wish to see New lberl'
rank as having as modern anS
handsome buildings as our siste
cities, west of US. The red presse'
finished brick that will make u
the front and side walls could no
be improved upon, and was ce'
ltain.y a good selection on the par
of the building committee, pla.e
ing this Temple In a class OF II
lown, Should good weather con
Itinue the brick masons in, charg
1of. Mr.. Jerry w. Taylor will 500
be at werk on the second an
third stories, j. -.
Moss Club Sauce now l5t
buy a bottle.
The glass; front Of the Lev
buildings cornN lot Main. Stree
and Church Alley will soon be
place. thus completing the thre
|xtore buildings destroyed by til
acme months since. The firm {
|Scharff B1ps.. have been dodn
business in the building even
Its unfinished condition, so eagt
were they to get installed in the
old business stand. These gentl
men have put in the most beaut
|ful fixtures all in keeping viii
the grade of men and children
goods that their establishment
SO well known to lead in. We da1
saw there will be no finer gen
furnishing store in the State tia
this one when it is complete
, The adjoining building will be 0
, lcupied by those sterling youn
business men, Messrs. Schwing
Carstens. who were also driven %
. Iby the ravages Of the fire, savil
, lvery little Of there old stock, GO
, lseouently when they resume bu
|, iiness in their old stand everythai
Twill be new and up-to-date tn
t win pass over the counters
! their customers, they hope to 4
: installed within the next tv
weeks. The saloon and restaura
e Of Mr.. jules Landry, with its e
|, giant new fixtures will also be
5 decided improvement over the Il
e mer one. Thus, after all, the dal
5 ages Of the fire has resulted in
: of these business houses ben
much handsomer and more inv
. ing to their patrons and we no
) they will soon recover all the <
l ~ A.