New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-01-14

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lips; Vice-Chief. John VI. Perry
Chaplain. ID. A. Dimitry; Record
err. w. d. Reynolds; Acting Re
cordcr. j. r. Melancon; Financial
Recorder. S. A. Benthal; Treas
urer w. J. Bernard; Marshal
Ozeme Jacob; A. NJ, Thos. 3
Hart; Sentinel, VIM. Lunsford
Guard. w. b. Davis; Past Worthy
Chief, Robert Brown. Delegates
to Grand Eneampment, ID. a. DIM
TRY. j. NJ. Perry and VIM. LunS
ford.
ST. Peters Catholic Church
was the scene Of a BEAUTIFUL
wedding last Thursday evening al
five o'clock. when Miss Rita HUI,
lin. the esteemed young daughtet
of Mr.. and Mrs. Alcide Hulin. was
married to Mr.. Florian Migues o.
this City. Only the relatives and
a few intimate friends were pres
ent to witness the ceremony on ac-
count Of illness in the family.
The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. Father Langlois. The
bride was given away by her
brother-in-law Mr.. A. j. Schrout
She was beautifully gowned in a
pale green silk dress, decorated
with cream pointe lace over which
she wore most magnificent white
satin cloak of exquisite design, III
I'll she presented a very lovely
bride. The friends Of Mr.. Mlgues
are congratulating him.
Moss Club Sauce now 15c.
Buy a bottle.
President A. 7. Perkins of the
New Iberia & Northern Railroad.
with headquarters at st. LOUIS,
Mo, visited New iberia last Tues
day and Wednesday in the inter
est of this road and was much
pleased with the manner in which
the improvements are going ahead
here. The large freight depot will
be sufficiently finished next week
to permit the removal OF the
freight department to their new
and permanent home which has
been under way for several
In the very near future
the building now used as a pas
depot will be moved on
their property adjoining the
freight depot for the arrival and
departure of trains until the ele-
CANT passenger depot on Madison
Street is completed. just when
the work on this building will
we have been unable to
earn at present. However. 1911
will see many changes for the bet
ter handling Of their business IN
his City.
Wanted to buy, a good second
aand two horse farm wagon and
. disc cultivator. Must be in
good condition and cheap. Apply
his Office.
Last Wednesday evening the
local lodge, knights of Pythlas
,eld it's installation of officers at
heir Castle Hall on Main Street
in the presence of a large mem
bership and visitors from our Sis
ter towns Of Jeanerette and La
fayette, who came up by special in
yitation. The gentlemen who have
accepted the honors of conf inuing
The good work of the Lodge are
the following: Harry 7. Hail.
Chancellor Commander; d. A.
Dimitry. Vice Chancellor; Court
and Compton. Prelate; Robert
Brown. X. of r. and S; Leopold
King. NJ. of E; Luca V. Jennaro,
NJ. Of F.; Henry l. Crews. |. g.;
Frank Briganti, O. e.; Frank Ber-
tram. NJ. Of A.; R. F. Hogsett, NJ.
If w. Representative to Grand
Lodge. Mr.. D. A. Dimitry. After
the routine work was completed,
he Lodge prepared itself to do
degree work. adding to it's men,
bership another df our sterling
Young men. which was impressive
ly. conducted by those in charge
If this important duty. Hon.
Jules Dreyfus at This stage of tn
meeting was invited by the Chan
cellor Commander to address the
membership and chose as his sub
ject. "Fraternalism." which was
much appreciated by those who
had the pleasure of being present
to hear ham. The affair concluded
with sumptuous feast OF good
things to satisfy the inner man,
the arrangements being made by
Brothers Leopold King and Mr..
and this part Of the pro-
gram could not have been better
The Knights of Pythias in charge
Of it's present officers has taken
On new life as it were, and much
exists among IT'S men,
bership at present and it will be-
yond doubt materially increase
re roStor during 1911