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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-05-21

Mrs. Maurice Galliand and sister, Miss
Kate Billings were hostesses this week OF
one OF those favorite soeials meetings,
Euchre, which was highl, enjoyed by all
the participants invited on this occasion
to their coy home on st. Peter Street.
Fifteen games were played when it was
perceived that Mrs. Aubry had captured
the nrst prize and Mrs. 3 T. Weeks the
second; the consolation to Mrs. W. g..
Weeks. Mrs. Neil Archer being the pos
SCISSOR OF the BOBBY. Among the young
ladies servipg refreshments were Misses
DeBlanc. Arnsndes, Darlington, O'mi-
try, woolf and Bessie Galliand.
The following ladies were present:
Misses n. Duperier, 0auche, Gebert, Nc
Mahou, Compton, Craig, Barnard, Rein
auer, Levy, Davis, Baumsn, Hill, Schw-
ing. Aesdanes II. Hall, T. w. Muller, ].
J. Forgey, G. Kahn, G. Z. Kramer, L. 9.
Williams. Edw Broussard, Lsx. King, 6ol.
Reinaur, z. d. Foster. J. X. Davis. N.
Archer, Beverly Campbell. 0itsky, Oath
waite, Provost, p. A. Landry, r. H.
Segurs, Jos. Russell, J. Gebsrs, r. Ls-
Bourgeois, W. j. Burke, P. X. Burke, Pred
Bauman, II. Dupre, A. N. Muller. Leon
Landry, Nina Johnson, A. c. Pickett. v.
N. Aubry, W. G. esgnra, n. Farley. ] W.
Sanders, A. DeBlsnc. joel Fisher, \. l..
Seith, Z. T. Weeks and W. @. Weeks.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-05-21

the first two degrees being ex-
cmpIificd by the officers of New
Orleans Council No. IA. their
work being admired by al pres
cnt. The third degree was cX-
empiified in mastery style by
District Deputy Clarence s. He
bert, assisted by the renowned
Nashville team. The music for
the degrees was rendered by the
Choir of the New Orleans Coun-
ell. assisted by local talent, and
their excellent renditionS were the
subject Of much comment by the
visiting knights.
Aftcr the conc uSion 9f the
Third Degree the Knights again
formed in procession headed by
the East Side Concert Band. each
Knight carrying a japanese Ian
tern. and proceeded to the Hall of
America Fire Co. No. > whore a
supper, prepared by the lady
friends of the Order was waiting
for them. The knights to the
number Of four hundred and fifty
sat at the banquet which was to
be the browning feature Of the
day.
The immense hall had been
handsomely decorated for the oc-
casion. the National colors being
consplcuouSly IN evidence as at all
gatherings Of the Knights of Co
umbus. Grace was SAID by Rev.
Glrault de la Corgnais, Ot Patout-
Vile, La. Hon. h. .. Hacker. OF
the New Iberia Council presided
as Toast Master and his introduce
tory speeches during the evening
were replete with wit and elo
uucncc. Toasts were responded
by the following; Hons. l.. 7,
Caillouet, Clarence S. IIebert, Jno.
b. Fisher, James Simon, ChaS,
O'NciI, i. f. Burke, Il. 5, Brous-
sard. \. y. Muller, Mayo J $
Power, Rev. Fathers Girault of
PatoutviIIe and Foulkes, S. j., OF
New Orleans, Messrss w. +. La
Fargue Of Tn bodaux, w Brown,
of Lafayette and DR.. Bourgeois
of Morgan City. TIL. speeches
were brign. and eloquent, and the
banuIt Nas one Of nh1 most tn
joyable social functions ever held
in New Iberia. The tables were
attended by a bevy Of pretty girls
and it has been limited that this
fact explains the reluctance by
many Of the Knights to depart
from the scene Of the festivities.
Due credit is due Grand knight,
Walter Laperouse, Messrs. c. w.
Laperouse. Ambrose Vlator, Eu-
gene Guillot, }. G. DuperIer, Alex
Flory, Committee on Arrange
ments and all those who so ably
assisted them to make the celebra-
ton such a success.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-05-21
He LIKES SUCH SURPRISES.

1t s an Old saying: the best ad-
vertisement is pleased customer.
1t happens to us continually IN
this way: A man buys Devoe for
his house-he has painted 1T once
in three years for a dog Sage, and
thinks he knows what he wants
buys 80 gallons, and has 10 left.
He sees right-off that 70 Devoe
is as much as 30 of anything else.
He likes that it comes quick; it
is a surprise; and he tells Of it.
The best advertisement is pleas
ed customer.
Three years roll round. There
isn't a sign that his house needs
paint; he don't paint it. Next
year he don't paint it. THIS
comes slow; it is surprise; but
he has got used to it. Still the
best advertisement is a pleased
customer.
O. Renoudet sells our paint IL
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-05-21

Mrs. Lufroy Patout and chill
dren of Vacherie Plantation, St.
Mary Parish visited relatives in
New Iberia this week.
Mrs. Gilbert Hall of Kansas
City, Kansas, arrived here this
week after an absence of several
years.
The Bankers Association Of
LOUISIANA met III annual session
TINS week in Alexandra, holding
sessions at Hotel Bentley. New
Iberia S representative was MIR.
Albert Estorge. lie was accom-
panied there by Mrs. Estorge and
children.
East End residence for two
thirds of its cost. The c. Nj.
Guess home, $3.50. See Alphonse
Davis, Opera House building.
-To-alorrow number of at
tractive races are scheduled to
take place at the Park by the New
iberia Driving Club. Some OF the
fastest harness animals of the
State have been entered to
compete for the large purses to be
given. A good game of base ball
will also take place to give the
visitors all the amusements pos
sible for the price OF admissfons
The Estorge Drug Company
have installed their handsome new
Becher lceless Soda Fountain and
will commence next SUNDAY morn
ing, supplying the trade with
s, da water. ice cream and other
delicacies pleasing to the palate.
This fountain is one OF the best
in Louisiana and adds greatly to
the general appearance OF their
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-05-21

The Sugar Belt Transportation
Co.'S. two large Steam boats and
Barges will leave New Orleans,
beginning next Tuesday, making
double service to its patrons
weekly. leaving their wharf at
New Orleans on Tuesdays and
Saturdays of each week
JOE VEIL, Local Agent.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-05-21

The splendid work Of Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets
is daily coming to light. No such
grand remedy for liver and bowel
troubles was ever known before.
Thousands bless them for curing
constipation, sick headache, bill
iousneas. jaundict and indiges-
ton. Sold By I'll dsalsrs.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-05-21

members of the Unsectarian are
cheerfulIy at work. looking for
ward to the usual liberal patron
age from the people of New he
iIl
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-05-21

Of ~ soantry live m rented
AeuDss; ysu cannot sabslse u
yea cid go On rent receipts.
They have no rebate or other
val1s sxsspt - relies Of yvus
folly. Resolve Nd - live
anothse year Tor month, Il pos-
dbls) in . houas that can b
adorned with ITO LET" 6gn1.
La the landlord have h and
swu your own home. Oengnlt
eur Secretary. IBERIA BUILD.
MO ADDOUATI0N.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-05-21
1avv yvu M Hs0' ouh
0ouss witA 1oysns-a-ls Bords-
01oUl

Mrs. c. w. Cultivate visited
Alexandria for a few days last
week, returning Sunday morning,
accompanied by Mr.. Cultivate.
who spent few hours in that
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Monnot
OF Jeanerette entertained party
Of friends at She'll Beach on Tues
day. Among the Iberians pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz Diet
lein. Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Outh-
waite. They report having spent
one Of the most delightful after
moons Of the season.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-05-21
BOATS FOR SALE.

We have for sale a number of small
Schooners in first class condition. suitable
for Gas Engines Terms reasonable. Also
a 40 II 7. Gasoline freight Boat, capacity
40 tons.
If interested. address McILHENEY
COMPANY. Avery Island, La
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-05-21

1t is stated that the extension
of the New Iberia Il Northern
Railroad to Jeanerette will be
done within the promised time.
AS soon as the necessary publ
cation Of the franchise and other
legal processes if5ts, been fit Shed
big gangs Of men will be thrown
at the work and it Will be pushed
forward rapid y. 1t is stated that
there is not the slightest doubt but
the line will be laid before the
time limit expires.
Last Saturday morning Depu-
ty United States Marshal Kind
.er of New Orleans made q trip
here to serve appearance papers
on Mr.. f. NJ. Welch and X. j..
Lockwood Of the New Iberia 4
Northern Railroad. for violation
Of the navigation laws by blocking
the Bayou Ieche near Loreauvllle
IN constructing a railroad bridge
at that point. They gave bond for
$500 and the work will proceed
lust as before without any furth-
er interruption by the Govern
ment officials.
East End residence for two
thirds of its cost. The G. Nj.
Guess home, $3.50. See AlphonSe
Davis, Opera House building.
The venerable Mr.. Fred Yea
zey wis stricken i'll last Sunday
morning at Alexandria and re
CURED medical attention to enable
him to return home to his family
the next morning. Mr.. Neazey
had boarded the tram for that
point at Lafayette. where he was
visiting his son for few days,
and was induced to make the trip,
thinking it would be of benefit to
him, but the long ride was too
much for him and for a while his
friends thought that his illness
would prevent him returning home
for several days. AT this writing
it is reported that he is very weak
with little hopes of recovery.
The New Iberia Orchestra
will on next Thursday evening at
the Hall of America Fire Co. No.
2 give grand bail for its ben
eft. The ladies auxiliary OF this
association have taken
charge and will leave nothing
undone towards making a social
as well as financial success OF
the dance. Light refreshments
will be served and an exec lent
dancing program has been ar
ranged for the lovers of the
These young men
deserve the liberal patronage OF
the public.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-05-21
RAvs iva IT'D noa' Gus
6avse WITH Oornsl beeli

Last Sunday morning at
about five O'Clock a party OF
young gentlemen, consisting OF
Messrs. John r. Taylor. Robert
Bel and Leon Landry boarded
Mr.. Taylor's fine auto en- route
for Alexandria, to WITNESS the
Aviation Meet pulled off in that
hustling little City by Mr.. Chas.
Willard. They arrived AT Alex
andria at about five in the even
ing, being delayed about fifty
miles from their objective point,
owing to the fact that the gaso-
line tank was empty, which was
only replenished after a two-hour
decay, reaching the grounds just
in the nick of time to see the
flight, which was only partly sue
cessful as the wind was blowing
in fitful gusts that would have
meant disaster and possible death
to the aviator had he attempted
any long flights. The flight the
day previous was very successful
and every one that witnessed 1t
was highly pleased with the man
ner in which Mr.. Willard handled
his machine.
The Government steamer
Hyacinth, with Capt. M. F. Ken
ney in charge arrived here last
Saturday and proceeded to work
on Monday morning destroying
the hyacinths in Spanish Lake.
A. j. Maumus, the President OF
the Spanish Lake Club had con
structed a barge to carry the
chemicals and apparatus for
spraying the poisons ON the
lhtyaeinths, which is being pro-
PEELED by the gasoline launch OF
Mr.. Gall Pharr, whose place is
situated on this body OF water
and who has for many years seen
the Importance OF something be-
ing done to rid it of the vegetable
matter that is destroying the
beauty and use of the Lake. 1t
is reported to us that the work
that is being done is very salts
factory to the management of the
Spanish Lake Club and it is just
n question of time now that the
Lake will be itself again. The
bulk Of the expense in doing this
important work falls on this As
ISOLATION and they deserve much
credit for their public spirit in
the matter.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-05-21
Ravs yea trisa Hs0' Club
Ssuos with Chicken 8tswi

Mr.. Roy Terrell, General
Freight Agent of the Frisco Rail
road arrived here last Wednesday
in the interests of his road.
Mrs. Edwin Broussard enter
tained delightfully."- at Bridge on
Monday.
Mrs. Thos. Conrad enter
tanned few friends at cards on
Tuesday afternoon. Fl
Mrs. +. l.. Wright and Miss
Ninctta Mates are visiting their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Max Mat
tes for few days.
The many friends of Mr.. Ces
tia Lawton, of Orlando, Fla,
were pleased to greet him on the
streets of New Iberia this week,
after AN absence ,of about ten
years.
Paints, lime, sand, cement,
brick, etc.-Bertrand Lumber 20.
Mr.. i. G.. Hayes of Avery Is
land, passed through New Iberia
this week en- route to Galveston,
Texas, for few days.
Miss Stella Roy. the accomp-
lishcd daughter of Mr.. Arthur Roy
of Lafayette and who was the
guest of Miss Edna Daigre for
several days returned to her home
Thursday.
Miss Maydell Rees is the
guest of Misses Georgia and Mena
Harry. Miss Rees, who is one of
Breaux Bridges most popular
young ladies has made quite
number of friends here.
East End residence for two
thirds of its cost. The G. M.
Guess home, $3.50. See Alphonse
Davis. Opera House building.
MIR. Edwin Rees, Mr.. Lee
Broussard, his wife and little son,
Rodney were the guests OF Mr. and
Mrs. S. G.. Harry Sunday-----~--Z
Mr.. Joe Daigre came in from
Lafayette Sunday in order to at
tend the initiation of his father,
MIR. A. Daigre into the Order of
the Knights of Columbus.
Quite a number of ladies' from
different sections of the State and
friends of the Order OF the
Knights Of Columbus had come in
for the celebration, Sunday, and
were delighted with New Iberia
and the hospitality of her peop.e.
Several parties have been in
this section within the last few
weeks looking at undeveloped
lands and it would not be SUR
prising if some of these tracts
changed hands at no very distant
date
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-05-21

Miss Lena Meyer OF New Or
clans. sister OF Mrs. w. u. Sheen
man Of this City is visiting here
for a few weeks.
Mrs. Frank Patin Of New Or
leans spent two weeks IN New
Iberia. visiting her mother, Mrs.
John Berry and relatives.
Mr.. L. A. Patin and little son,
Richard. Of Sunset. La. were the
guests this week of the family
of Mr.. John Perry.
Mr.. Alfred Gates visited
Alexandria for a few days last
week. returning last Monday.
w. f. Keller of the Iberia
Motor Car Co. left this week for
New York to purchase cars for
the above concern which will as
soon as their handsome building
is completed install number of
modern ears for sale and hire.
Mrs. G.. c.. Kramer of Texas.
is visiting in New iberia for few
days, the guest of Mrs. l.. G. Will
liams.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-05-21


The balloon ascension last
Monday evening in front OF the
Enterprise Office was one OF the
most daring feats seen in NV
Iberia for number of years. and
was witnessed by several hundred
people. Mr.. c. G. Eckhart of
Missouri, an experienced airel nav
igator made the flight in his 70
foot balloon. containing not less
than $4,000 feet Of gas, ascending
not less than 1900 feet before cut
ting aloose the parachute attached
to the balloon. He had a very
narrow escape before reaching the
top of the Mcmahon building, as
he was thrown up against the
building with a thud, which came
near precipitating him to the
ground, which would have meant
instant death, but he hung on the
trapeze with a firm grip and
when at the highest point per-
formed several summersau.ts and
other stunts, after which he land
ed over in the Lourd field. Mr..
Eckhart will give another ascen-
sion this evening at the same
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-05-21
HHKENTEI

TH1 1ENTEk
ivss from day to day, from
moving time to moving time,
enjoying only the privilege OF
paying rent. The homo owner
enjoys the satisfaction of .
permanent homo for his fam
lily. II you want . home, it will
pay you to call at the office
and anvsstigate our plan
IBERIA BUILDING ASSOCIA-
TON.
Rev. M. r. Paradis will
preach in Houma next Sunday and
Rev. w. Ii. Leith will fill the
pulpit of the Presbyterian church
Of New Iberia at IL a. IN No
service at night. Rev. Paradis
will return part of next week.
Attention is directed to the
ad in another column OF the Su-
gar Belt Transportation Company
plying between i!ew Orleans and
the Teche points. This Com
pany has now two large steamers
with barges and is prepared to
handle all freight between these
points.
Civil Service Commissioner OF
the United States John Mcllhenny
was in New iberia last Monday in
attendance at Court in the case
of New Iberia Tabasco Pepper
Co. VS.. Mcllhenny Pepper Com
pany of Avery Island. The case
being postponed until the Decem-
Der term Of the present year.
Bertrand Lumbsr Co., Ltd for
oyprsss and ptns. Phone II.
A negro boy named Cushman,
dyed about fourteen years was the
Victim Of an unfortunate accident
list Tuesday evening. 1t seems
that he was accustomed to go in
bathing with several other boys
OF his own age at what is known
as the Darby swimming hole, in
the west end of the City, when he
was taken with violent cramps
and lost his life.
! lAvv ysu Nte1 1a0' Oub
0auss WITH noase 0isksa-
The local lodge of the
knights of Temperance is flour
iisfIing and its good work is at
tracing more than usual attention.
The meetings are well attended
and the members take great deal
of interest in the welfare of the
Order. There is now before the
body an amendment to the By
laws which will be for the benefit
of the members. II proposes to
increase the amount allowed for
funeral expenses to $75, which will
go a long way toward relieving
the families that have been be-
reaved at a time when such as
Stance will be most welcome. This
amount is to come from the dues
of the Order and will not be an
extra tax upon the brethren
Judge Robert Brown is the faith
err of the amendment which will
carry without doubt.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-05-21

A touch of rheumatism, or
twinge of neuralgia, whatever the
trouble is, Chauberlain's Lini-
ment drives awTthe pain at once
and cures the/complaint quickly.
First application gives relief.
Sold by all dealers. "a
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-05-21
New iberia and Northern Railroad Compsnv
1t is stated that the extension

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SDoioertaeS &raftfiloer.

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irobiebes forIeben Sag. SmioIer.
tib er set enonu finn ben iaafoIbte
fsrite ll%bbpgning, iom er ierbig, sen
anben bIiper oct fsrit 1911. anIpg.
get, iom MI fan lebere 10000 Seite-
frGfter, faor 90 en- Gffeft al $4,000
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en- uonpttet ganomrngoe al $50 a1i.
bifmeter | Sefunoet. Staten biipo.
nerer imioIertib ooer en- @anompng-
De oarierenoe meIlem 800 % 900
aubitmeter Sefunoet, og mar @en-
rer, bliper regiiIeret % Srolbdt-
fans, garssens og 2i1a gbet Sab
er blepet fuIot nbbpgget, nenter maj,
at funne raobe ODER life minore END
10000 SeItefrefter.
Sil man iaalebes bIioer Serre oper
ben ~foloSiale Sanbfrait / Gstaelp,
hiroe BOG bare abifiaige aar.
&poo belle anl9gget fommer til al
foIte, bar man enonu life uoregnet,
men en- Soreitiling ON Summen fan
man giere Jig, naar man berer, at
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til 8 Dill. SIR, % pil meo Sen anOen
llbbpsnins itige til 100000 Ser.
st @iuebe al Inl9gaets Simen-
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en- M 9onoI for Sraiif, iom ON
nogle Nar bill babe aabnet Sennerrl
for oirefte Sroiif paa uoenlanoife
Sapne - ct itorartet Troieft, bpor.
til G~igsbaeen Bar beuilget 22,S00,'
600 Str.
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TrGme for s125 5urfuo.
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Raaoe: Seq git ioa burtis, mine
Ben fnnoe bore mig, til ben ganf,
Dpor 8eIebet ifuIoe uobetales. Selr
MI, leg git meo Gbecfen | 2ommen,
ipntes altiammen mig iaa plumber.
Iig JON ben melt iantaitiife 9rgm.
Set bar Den ferite Gang | miot 2ip,
at ieg bar inoe | en- ganf. Seq blep
Itaoenoe aaer baeerit meb en- bel
RGffe Wenneifer foron mig, ale itob
DC og penteoe for at bppe Benger.
"a bet iaa enbeIig tiIillrt bIep min
Sir, Io8Se ies frern min Gbecf. SeIp.
fsI8elig baooe leg life ifrepet UNDER
paa ben, aasiereren ina pau ben og
ifiec Den iao til6age til mig, ibet BON
mumIebe ,oset ~ubeeribeIig. giebIif-
feIig ionf Siertet belt reo | Stsnle.
ifaiterne paa mig, og mine Sen be-
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Gbecfen enbm enqong; men BON
ifiso ben paanp tiIbaqe til mig meo
De iamme n6esribeIige Orb.
gloeIeS fortpiIet forloo gbiion
@anfen | Ben Gro, at ban bar falbt
iom Offer for en- rigtig SfurfeItreg.
gIorig, fort9rler ban, bar ieg fslt
mig ioa iilpffelig.
@en BET pare6e icIofslgeIig life
lpnge, inben ban fit re6e paa, bpor.
for mon life bapoe billet tage in1ob
bans Gbecf. 90 ion fit ban 90 enbe.
liz line Tenger. Men ganfens &ns-
ierer tinoo Zig en- Iioen Spsg meb
Oenne Hpbespnber / Sorretningsia.
ger. San u66etaIte BAN ole be $40.
600 SmaaieoIer, inn Goiion fit aae
fine CONNER proppenoe fiiIbe al Sen.
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ON, booo ban ifliIbe foretage fig meo
ole oisie Seblerne fine, iaa benbeno.
te ban iia til General 2efferts og boo
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