New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-09-17
LOCAL NEWS.

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The New Iberia Orchestra i
contemplating giving a dane
next week when no doubt Will b'
Il success.
FRIDAY last being the o9ti
anniversary Of Mrs. Jacob Davis
her many children, filling import
ant positions throughout the
State visited her here, atfordIns
nuch pleasure to tle estlmablt
lady.
AT last the large front glass
has been placed IN the new brlcE
building Of the Iberia Motor Gan
Company, making IT one OF thu
incest places III this Clt.a Ihr
Garage Company will soon ha",
their line Of cars housed III it an
be ready to give the trade first
class service.
The inclement weather was
Irresponsible for the postponemen1
Of the Garden Party that was ad
vertised to take place III Mrs. /
( Don Fosters home on st. Peter
Street last Wednesday the l4th
Thursday next, Sept. 22d, has now
been set as the dare. beginning al
t 0 clock in the afternoon. The
public is invited.
The Enterprise wants an active
! correspondent at every postofflce
in Iberia and will pay for same.
-The canal contractor, Mr.. j
w. Thomas of New Orleans, writes
Mayor Power that he will be IL
New Iberia Sunday and will pro
ceed to nave the bond signed as
required by the Board on Mon,
day, preparatory to the beginning
of the canal work to be complet-
ed to the basin.
The members Of the Wood
men of the World of this City
held one of their love feasts last
Monday evening in the shape OF a
Smoker" the occasion being the
visit Of the State Manager, Mr..
Z. NJ. We'll OF New Orleans. AT
this meeting two more young gen.
| tlamen were initiated unto the
mysteries Of the Order in the per-
sons of Messrs. Ernest Erath and
ID. j. Porter. The Woodmen are
becoming very numerous in this
City and well it should.
Paints, lime, sand, cement,
brick, stc.-BertraAA Lunbr %.
-Messrs. Alexander & Young,
truck farmers are exhibiting sam
Piles of tomatoes that they are
canning and preparing for the
market, which shows the right
thrift and enterprise on the part
of these gentlemen. They have
already canned several thousand
packages, which are the equal OF
anything we have seen in the
shape of canned goods. They de-
serve success and will beyond a
doubt be encouraged by the whole
sale and retail merchants. ~
The prince of mule dealers,
Mr.. j. S. Suite arrived here last
Tuesday from the mule markets
with seven carloads of the finest
sugar plantation mules ever
brought to the Teche country.
Our planters and those in need
of good mules will do well to call
at the Suttle Sales Stables in
charge of the affable Mr.. Julien
Ewes and he will show you his
stock.
Have you tried Moss Club
Sauce with Royans-a-la- Borde-
laisei
Died, at her home in this City
last Wednesday, Sept. l4th, Mrs.
Arthur Schexnayder, aged 30
years and six months Mrs.
Schexnayder had been at the point
of death for several weeks in
spite of all that medical skill could
do to alleviate her, leaving
young infant several weeks old
and & other children to mourn her
loss. The remains were inferred
in the Catholic cemetery of Jeane-
rette, her native home, the follow
ing day. The Enterprise extends
its sympathies to her bereaved
husband and family
Mr.. Robert Bell, the courteous
Assistant Cashier of the Peoples
National Bank has rendered his
resignation to the Directors of
that banking institution to take
effect next month. Mr.. Bell, so
we are informed will enter the law
department of Tulane to become
disciple of blackstone. His many
friends here wish him SucceSS