New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-09-03
LOCAL NEW6


man Grand Knight, Walt
- napefo'lSe Of the Knights
~ " unhpuS has issued notinno
- uS members urging their ottu
r.. ''' the regular meeting of Il
= '''' S'cia'Ion to be held at thai
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10 ~ 'oe hr'a'lX building adj
gus ming Bros. store viii he
Verted INTO buggy and stov
10y 10y Por'"m by Mr.. Octave Rem,
'Sl' Jr.. who will put in a LARGO
' =, y, Een'eles to supply the :.
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k H;lf"nFs af yon about t4f ont IT t
or- Beaumont. Texas. 'ng man !,
lay be a myth as tat Port Barr
we dong railroad Z.
Tor the F'risples of engraved
lb See ours and invitations
visiting Office.
- Enter'committee Of the Watel
60 - and Electric Light Plant
: Boast Monday 10 open bids fol
] erection of the foundation fo'
the new pump recently purchased
to replace the one in present serv
ice. Mr.. A. A. Mansfield was
awarded the work. beng the low
est bidder. Material is now being
put on the ground for this needed
Improvement and work will be
begun next Monday.
The many friends in New he
ria Of the late Walter M. Gates,
who died several months since in
New Orleans, were grieved upon
learning of the demise Of his wife,
nee Cecilia Thompson, last We'd
nesday in that City. aged respec-
lively "a years and 8 months. She
was buried along side of her de
ceased husband in The Masonic
cemetery.
Have you tried Moss Club
Sauce with Corned Beef
Recent dispatchs are to the
effect that Gen. Gabe Conrad Of
New Iberia, son of Mr.. Chas. Con
rad, chief Of Estrada artillery
had arrived at Managua, in com
pany with the new President, rs
trada, in bad health after severe
Sighting and exposures to the hot
weather Of that climate. Gabe
was in charge Of a regiment OF
fighting soldiers and done himself
credit as a warrior at the head Of
he revolution.
The City euuhcl will hold their
regular business meeting next
evening and then resolve
themselves INTO a Canal Board.
At this meeting it is expected 4
Of bids will be handed in
or the work of finishing The
canal 10 the basin. It il hoped
hat no obst I.lcs will arrive to
interfere with the acceptance Of
he lowest bid and that the City
Fathers will soon get to work on
his long delayed drainage canal.
$50 acres choice farm property
or sale two miles from New Ibe-
10. Will subdiyide in so acr,
racts. Addrfss, Box 52S. n
The merchants have agreed
o continue the closing of their
,laces of business at b O'Clock
}. m, until the expiration Of the
present month as they have been
|oing all the summer. This NUT
Ial understanding on their part to
i've their clerks AS much recrea-
ion as possible, preparatory to
he business season, is magnani-
rous and will no doubt be APP
'reciated by the employees Of
hese business houses.
Carpenters are at work en-
and otherwise remodel
ing the home of Mr.. Luscus Las
ale on Duperier Avenue, East |
ide of the Teche. This home
hen completed will be one of |
he handsomest on that popular
esidence thoronghfare. and Mr.. |
.assalle deserves much credit for
he civic pride shown by making
his improvement. Dozens of |
ew homes have been built on this
lyenne in the past two years and
nth few exceptions all the prop
rty owners are doing their share
making it the residential see
on of New iberia.
Beautiful designs engraved
ards and wedding invitations.
Enterprise Office.
The little town of Decambre,
tnated on the line of iberia and
ermilion Parishes Will within the
ext three months have q little
anking institution of their own.
n another column appears the
al for bids for the erection of a
lodern banking building which
,eaks well for the energy and
ablic spirit of the citizens In that
lcsnity. The first officers and /,
bard has been elected and we
,tice the names of the following
DIR. Adolphe Landry,
resident; Joseph A, Leblanc.
ice-President; q. p. Greig. Cash
r; Theolin Landry. Jean Trahan,
elk Leleu. Laodice Leblanc,
lstillien Thibodeaux. A. l.. Del ,
j. o. Broussard. and Hon.
Landry. The name Of the in |
tuition will be the Vermilion {