New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-11-11
The date for the weddin:

dN, NONeuDcF ~. lie CcF
mOny will take place in the evel
ing in St. Peters Catholic churcl
Miss Nina Harry. a sister of til
bride will be maid of honor, an
the only other attendant will /
Mr.. Fred DeBlanc, who will /
Mr.. Minvielle's best man. Mis-
Harry is the eldest daughter {
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Harry an
the number Of her friends is yer
large
Gloves in all shades, size an
ngths.-Kling Bros.
The many friends and az
quaintances Of Mr.. Henry Gree
were shocked last Tuesday upo
learning of his sudden death &
his home in New iberia after
short illness. Mr.. Green came t
New Iberia about ten years ag
as a dealer in live stock and drift
ed into the general peddling bus
mess and was known all thrOug
this section Of the State as ger
tleman of sterling qualities ant
a true friend. Deceased was
native Of England. being born il
the year 1851. The funeral serv
ices were conducted from his res
idence on Bank Avenue last Wed
nesday at three O'Clock p. m.
Coats and furs, the best assert
ment at King Bros.
Attention of the City Fathers
is directed to the condition of the
pavement on Church Alley lead
ing to Main Street, which needs
immediate attention. In fact the
condition Of the sidewalk in front
of the greater portion Of the Levy
property is an eye sore TO those
beautiful buildings facing Main
Street and why they are not re-
paired we are unable to compre-
bend. more especially when prop
srty owners in other parts of the
City are compelled to keep up
their walks. Church Alley being
one Of the most used streets of
New iberia should BE- kept up by
the City if the ahrttiag owners
of that property do not see fit to
keep it in repair.
Young Junius Delahoussaye,
the eldest son of Mr.. Rene Della.
hOussaye met with an accident
asst Monday that came near be-
ing serious to the young gentle
man. Mr.. Delahoussaye was en-
gagged in hauling cross ties near
Jeanerette for the iberia, St. Mary
Z Eastern Railroad and while
irving several mules the trace
.hain became loose necessitatinS
lis stepping back Of one of the
mules to reattach the chain when
me Of the animals gave him a vio-
ent kick almost dislocating his !
aw bone. The young gentleman
vas taken to Jeanerette for treat /
nent and afterwards brought to
he home of his parents for furth-
r attention. For several days it
vas feared that his jaw was real
y broken but from what We are
Informed it was disloeated and
n all probability he will recover
ully from the wound.
Last Tuesday morning the
rst train Of the Iberia. St. Mary
!; Eastern Railroad succeeded in
rossing the tracks Of the South
IN Pacific just below the corpo-
ate limits Of New Iberia and the .
ails on the extension as far down |
J Adeline are being laid as rap |
lily as the large force of en-
loyees at work on the new road {
IN make Roadway. It is expect ,
l that the first train will be
llled into Jeanerette this morn
e which is pleasing to the citi-
ms of our sister City. 1t is
oubtful if the rDadbed of the
Nv road will permit Of the haul n
@ Of cane to the different re- ~
leries this season, but every r
ing will be in readiness to n
indie a large part of the sugar Is
rapidly as it is manufactured, I.
ID that branch Of the Frisco ex. Z
nsion will be the best paying y
lrt Of the division between New G
eria and Port Barre. The peo- g
e Of this entire section Of the
ate owe Mr.. F. N, Welch an
erlasting debt of gratitude in
curing another railroad TO as .
t the Southern Pacific in de- :
Looping and advertising the re- !"
nrces Of the Attakapas country.
The Frisco Demonstration +,
r in charge of Capt. F. s. White.
ecial agricultural and horticul- ia
raj commissioner Of the Frisco 81
es arrived in New Iberia last II
esdsy containing exhibits Of Il
products of the country along a
. lines Of that big road from n,
Me-, to the Gulf Coast pl
ndreds Of our citizens visited In
car and were well compensat- 81
for their trouble. Prof. White D
d a lecture at the City Hall on OF
,dnesday evening which was 10
lilly instructive to the few W
sent. due to the inclement pl
ather. The gentleman while :
e visited some of the schools +
ere the more advanced pupils
being taught and made inter-
ing talks to the young people