New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-06-10
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LOCAL NEWS.

A0VAA NEWS.
! The regular Sunday morning
services OF the Presbyterian churcl
Will be held at II in the mornins
and { 40 in the evening. An invi
tatlon is extended the public to b,
present, Rev. Paradis officiating.
Iberia s apportionment from
the State Department of Educa
ton for use of the Parish school.
TINS quarter amounts to the mum
flcent sum Of $3,OS6.4O.
There will be an art exhibit
OF the work done by pupils from
the upper grades, in the art room
at the High School. Tuesday
June 18th from 2 to 5 p. IN. The
public is urged to attend.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Presbyterian Church will give a
moving picture exhibition at the
Alamo Theatre for the benefit of
the Society. The public is invit.
ed to attend the entertainment.
Preparations for a grand 4th
OF July ball, under the auspices
and for the benefit of America
Fire Co. No. 2 is being made by a
committee appointed for that pur-
pose. The dance promises to out
rival all future attempts in the
terpschicore and will be literally
patronized.
The members of Cypress Camp
No. "a, Woodmen of World have
been notified by the officers of
that Camp to report promptly at
10 O'Clock next Sunday to visit
Jeanerette to help in the unveil-
ing ceremonies scheduled to take
place on that date. A strong del
egation is expected to take part in
the unveiling at 2 o'clock.
The first load of water mel
ons were sold on the streets Of this
City last Monday by Mr.. Remy
Comeau of the western part of the
Parish. The melons, while not
very large were said to be Of fine
flavor.
AT the suggestion of several
friends Of the Magnolia School an
effort will be made to raise by
subscription suficien funds to
build in front of that valuable
property nice cement walk. 1t
IS hoped that sufficient encourage
nent will be given those in charge
IF the undertaking to make these
improvements.
Use fuckers Crop Syrup for
he baby at Taylor's Drug Store
We were shown this week by
Mr.. Leo Reynaud a cluster of to-
natoes that were remarkable for
heir size. On the stem were nine
'ipe tomatoes. averaging in cir
,uhference at least 4 inches. Mr..
2eynaud has on his place a nice
,arden patch and finds it very
profitable for his own consump-
ion.
The new administration of the
Village of Loreauville met in reg
liar session Tuesday, June 9Th.
oil. with Hon. J. E. Prince,
layor. in the chair and Messrs.
zee Gonsoulin, Chas. Mestayer,
r., and Anthony Girard as coun-
linen. Paul Bassin was elected
Iinute Clerk and Tax Collector;
Iayor pro tenn. Chas. Mestayer,
r.; Treasurer Anthony Girard; /
Albert Decourt.
The Lee drug store is now in
tailed in the new Masonic build
ng and is better prepared than
yer to supply the trade. The
ublic is invited to call.
Attention is called to the ad-
ertisement in another column OF
If. Aug. Salaun, Jr., of New Or
cans, at the head Of one of the
ldest accountant firms of that
'ity. in fact doing business in that
for twenty years and
ighly recommended. The con-
ern makes a speciality of auditing
nd examining banks, merchantile
nd manufacturing companies.
lmber, sugar, rice and oil mill
/ fact any business where an ex-
ert in that capacity is required.
That which proved a fatal acct
ent occurred Wednesday morn
10 at the home Of Joseph Will
am, colored, on Charles Street.
lis 9 months old baby, having
cen left alone in the kitchen,
rawled to the fire place and
ulled over its body a pot OF
OF starch. The entire abdomen,
9th arm and legs were scalded
,rribly. The child died in con-
ulsions the next evening. /
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