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East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1911-06-09
Opening of the Macadam Road.

After twelve months of heroic
and untiring effort on the part o
the promoters and organizers o
this public enterprise, the macadan
road from Starkville to the Colleg,
is completed, and was opened tC
the travelling public last Saturday
III time for the College commence.
ment exercises.
This excellent piece of road,
though it is only one and one half
miles in length, marks the most
important step that has been tallel
i'll many years toward the material
advancement and general better
mcnt of this city and county. It's
benefits to the College, where there
are annually enrolled Il thousand
or more students from all parts of
the State, will be equally as great.
All diligence has been exercised
at all times to see that no detail
should be lacking, that no essential
feature OF it's construction should
be sighted. The committee has
had throughout the work the assist
ance Of II road expert and an ell
glneer whose services were given
free by the federal government.
No men have ever labored harder
or given more time and faithful
service in the interests Of progress
and public welfare than have the
members of this committee. And
though the funds for the building
of the road have been Inadequate,
though some subscribers to the
fund have as yet refused to pay,
and though a number of men of
means have not contributed a dol
lar toward it, the committee
pushed the work forward to have
it completed by commencement,
even at the risk of having to make
up the shortage of the needed
amount out of their own pockets.
But whether the committee shall
have this four or five hundred dol
lars TO pay or not, the macadam
road will henceforth be for the use
and convenience of the travelling
public aud under the care and
keeping Of the city and county Of
ficiuls. One who drives a two
wheel ca t has equal rights upon
this road with him who drives a
tWo-thousand dollar touring cur.
Contrary to the notions of many.
this pretty and level stretch Oh
road, inviting though it may be to
tests Of speed, is by no means in.
tended fora speedway. The great
est damage that will ever come to
it viii .be,from the fast driving of,
heavy automobiles over it. Ten
miles an hour is. The speed limit,
and should the city and county Of
iiciaIs be remiss III the enforcement
of the law, fip' public spilited'.,c .,cit;5-
zen should hesitate to report Of
fehdcrs to the =, proper authorities
and to see that the law is cnfo'' ''ced.
The JOY rider, whether he is pro-.
PEELED hy gasoline OF horsehesh, is
IA mcnance and nuisance and
should not be tolerated.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1911-06-09
James Winston Dead,

Mr. James NJ. Winston promi-
nent citizen of Nlillport departed
this life on Saturday the 9th at
the ripe old age of ~ years. Mr.,
Winston formerly lived in tins
city. He belonged to the Winston
family that came from Virginia
when Columbus was quite a village,
lie served the town of Millport
us probate judge for forty years,
and no man stood higher in any
community than he stood in his.
Mr.. Winston is survived by a
wife and one brother, Mr.. Isaac
Winston Of Hannah, Louisiana. -
Columbus Commercial.
The deceased visited Starkvile
several years ago aud will be re.
mc'nheied by many Of oUr citizens
who had the pleasure nF meeting
him whi,c here
,,-~~->~~~.~>v-~>.+
Misses i1iH Wayne nnd EugLniG
Orn,un, Of Meridian, are the guest;
of Mrs, Susie Thomas.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1911-06-09
Lot For Sale.

Elegant building lot, $50 feet
front by 210 feet deep (would make
two lots), Montgomery street, 5
minutes walk from pl blic school.
Good elevation, good drainage,
southerly SLOPE. Bargain.
F. l.. WEIR.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1911-06-09

Misses Marion and Leila Henry
have as their guests this week the
following 20 ing ladies': Misses
GLADYS McDade and Lula Grace,
of Meridian, Margaret Jarmon,
Matte and jamie Grace, of Column
hns
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1911-06-09

a Georgia man attempted suicide
because he had three wives. Tn
der such circumstances suicide was
the act of gentleman.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1911-06-09
WEDDINGS.
Minor-Morgan..


i've wedding was celebrated at the
Methodist church Thursday even
ing when Mr.. James Oscar Morgan
was united in marriage to Miss
Mildred Washington Minor. The
church was decorated in green and
white with ferns, white cloth and
Easter lilies. Mrs w. r. Con-
nor, before the entrance of the
bridal party, sang All For You. -
The wedding march was played by
Miss Linda Bush. Rev. Mr..
Gladney, pastor of the church Of
ficiated,
AT nine O'Clock the bridal parry
entered, preceded by the ush, rs,
Messrs. Julius Cannon and j. R.
McNichols; Mr.. II. 7. Saunders,
Jr., with Miss Alma Dinsmore,
Mr., Harry Parker with Miss Annie
Ella Ames, DR., James Lewis with
Miss Goorgie Lucas, Mrs II. Z.
Saunders, matron of honor. The
bride with Miss Daisy Pruitt, maid
OF honor, came up the south aisle
meeting at the alter the groom and
his groomsman, Mr.. Walter
Crump.
immediately after the wedding
reception was given at the resi-
dence of Mr., and Mrs. j f. Ames.
The decorations here were also
white and green, white cloth and
ferns and hearts. Punch was
served on the porch by Misses
Sarah Fisher Ames, Lula B. Viii.
liams and Eddie Lee Holt. In the
hall were the receiving party, Mr..
and Mrs. w. P. Minor, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. f. Ames and Mr.. and
Mrs. H. L. Saunders.
The guests registered on the
bridal register and entered the
parlor, where the handsome and
numerous presents were displayed.
AT eleven o'clock refreshments
were served in the dining room,
and the brides cake cut, Mr.. IL.
I. Saunders, Jr., getting the ring,
Dr.. Lewis the thimble and Mr..
Crump the dime.
Among the out-of-town guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Lucas,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. 7. Saunders and
Miss Lucy Howard, of Starkville;
Messrs. Peter Garner and Kirk
patrick, Of the \. & Nj. College:
Mr., and Mrs. E. II. Smythe, of
b. ooksville, and Mr.. Il. l.. Ste
phenson, Of Columbus.
. Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan left after
the reception on the northbound
train for Hendersonvillc, n. c., |
the former home of Mr.. Morgan.
There they will spend several
weeks, returning in Julydo Stark
vile, where they will make then
home.
. Mrs. Morgan, tie youngest child
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Minor,
is a young lady universally ad-
mired for her lovely character.
She has II host of friends whose
warmest good wishes accompany
her to her new home. Mr. Morgan
is young man rapidly rising in
his profession of teaching, and
how occupies The chair OF AgrOn0-
my at the A, 4 M. College. Ma
con Beacon.
-~~-~O~U~~~~~~~-N~>~-~~
Miss Matte Shearer, who has
been in Oklahoma for the past
year, spent commencement at
home. She and Miss Annie Shear
er left this week for Gulfport,
where they will spend couple of
weeks with their sister, Mrs. Shel.
bourne, after which they go to
Columbus, Ohio, to spend the
summer with another sister, Mrs
Mahlon Brown.
-O~NNN~I~~N-~~~U~
The young people enjoyed de.
lightful dance at the Club Rooms
Monday evening. Many handsome
gentlemen and lovely young ladies.
1p1n orn tynaaEs nP f,t,;,, ,,,,,9 .s
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1911-06-09

Mr.. and Mrs. &. A. Maxwell
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ii. NJ. Harkin,
of kosciusko, are visitors Of Mr..
and Mrs. a. J. Mathews.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1911-06-09

The young people enjoyed de.
hghtful dance at the Club Rooms
Monday evening, Many handsome
gentlemen and lovely young ladies,
who are guests, of town and qi(mpus
were present to- add t'ohhrin$to the
occasion, n
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1911-06-09

Miss Estelle Roby, of Lexington,
is the guest of Mrs. j. H. Still
man.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1911-06-09
q. & s. |. z. r. COMPANY
GENERAL PASSENGER DEPT
PASSENGER SERVICE
Muin LiHe-SO1LthbO,tn

Mum LiHe-SOtthOO1t2d,
No. ) MOB,
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Ar, Gulfport, ..... 1:2l pm 1O:OO p III
ColtmH@ DiriSi0V- Southbound,
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no. 100
Jackson ...'.'.'. ,.,' 2;5O p III
Columbia. 49,. $500 p M
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No. No. 6
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~ llnttiesburg 1887 am Dab p m
Ar Jackson. ...... :35 pm a,40 p M
Columbio DiciSion-NorthJ0und
No, lO2
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Lv. M"Xie ..... ...... .... 300 p m
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For further informant II apply to
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EHeetiYe Dec IL, 1910
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1911-06-09

Miss Mariannie Lam, of Aber-
deem, is the guest of Miss Mira n
James.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1911-06-09

Mr.. Albert Critz left Wednes-
day for ltta Bena, where he was
called to see his brother, Mr..
Edwin Critz, who is quite sick.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1911-06-09

Miss Estelle Roby, of Lexington,
Is the guest of Mrs. j. II. Still
man.
Miss Mariannie Lam, of Aber-
deem, is the guest of Miss Mira n
James.
Miss Tot Cottrell, of West Point,
is the attractive guest of Miss
Adele Critz.
Mrs. J. f. Smith, of Derma,
Miss. is visiting Ler mother, Mrs.
A. L, Page.
Mrs, Spencer Harrington and
children, of Ackt rman, are visit
lug relatives.
-~o~UoO~Oo-oOo-~O~U~-~~
Miss Louise Peratta, of Column
bus, is the guest of Miss Susette
Fowler this week.
-~~~~~-~-~-~~->>.
Misses May and Salie Stacy, of
West Point. spent commencement
with Miss Alice Stacy.
~~~~-~-~~-~~-~.oe
Miss Emily Kirksey, of Column
bus, is the guest of Mrs. l ID.
Sessums on the Campus.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1911-06-09
6-9-tt
NN~NNNN~~N>>N-~~~~

The jackson News OF June 2nd
devoted page to the Convention
of Commercial Travellers who held
their annual session at Gulfport
last week and gave portraits Of
several of the leading members.
The United States Senate, which
is supposed to contain the brains
and intellect of the country in a
condensed form could not produce.
a purer looking body of men
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1911-06-09
TIME OF TRAINS AT

STARKVILLE
No Al leaves daily. 700 Il. M,
No 43 leaves daily. a. M.
No 45 leaves daily. ..,.,..... 5:40p. lii
STARKVILLE TO ARTESIA
No II arrives ArteSia. ....... $40 a. IN. .
No 43 arrives Altesia ... 1910 Il. IN.
No 45 arrives Artpsia :15 p. m.
TIME OF TRAINS AT ARTESIA
NORTHBOUND
No2 leaves daily. ...... 1902 Il. M.
No leaves daily ...,... 1850 p. III.
No 6leaves daily .......... 1850 IL. m
SOUTHBOUND
No leaves daily y......... 12:23 "a, III
No 3 leaves daiiy.... ... II :33 a. IN.
NO leaves daily. .. :37 p. III.
r. v. TAYLOR. JNo. Nj. BEALL.
V.-Prcs't and Gen'i Mgr, Gcn'l Pct3eaTcr Agent,
MOBILE, ALA. ST. LOUIS. MO.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1911-06-09

The poet hoped the tribe ~
Abou Ben Adhem might increase.
but. .then Abou never pointed !.
unloaded gun" nor rocked tba
boatl
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1911-06-09

John RAND,
Mayhew, Miss. r. F. d. !
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1911-06-09

: Look out for the cobweb skirt,
1t is on the way. 1t arrived IN
New York from Paris about June
lst and is now headed for Stark.
vile Authorities on skirts saw
the 'cobweb" will succeed tba
haren and the hobble. Let tbe
cobweb comet I'VE ARE iprepared
for the worst.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-04-29
NO REASON FOR DOUBT
A Statement Of Facts Backed ty
a StPoDg Guarantee ,a q.

We guarantee complete relief
to all sufferers from constipation
In every case where we fail we
will supply the sme'licine free. /.
Rexall Orderlies are a gentle,
effective, dependable and safe
bowel regulator, strengthener
and tonic. ~, They establish
pature's 80 functions in "a quiet.
easy way. They do not cause
any Inconvenience, gripping or
nausea. They are so pleasant I'd
take and work SO easily. thai they
may be taken by any one at any
time. They thoroughly tone up
the whole system to healthy &C.
tivity. sas {, ~aaa. s}.ss, ,s4 "a ,.t
Rexall Orderlies are unsurr
passable and ideal@for the use Of
child rem, old. folks and delicate
PERSONS We cannot to- highly
recon mend the m to all sufferers
from any form of constipation
and its attendant evils, Two
sizes, 10c. and ,25c. j. Remember,
you can obtain Rexall Remedies
in this community only at"our
store The. Rexa1l Store, Jos.
N. Thibodeaux.a .e,ega.,.a as,,a ta.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-04-29
HIGH SCHOOL AT LAFAYETTE

To those who draw hasty con
illusions, the record of the High
School of New Iberia in Lafay-
cite last Saturday was poor, and
the eye of any lberian at the
meet would at first confirm such
a Judgment. But to those who
und 'rstand relative values, and
who can appreciate the efforts
put forth by the boys and girls
of our school, the results gotten
from their efforts were highly
complimentary. When it is I'M
do stood that our representa-
tivcs IN the meet were wholly IN
experienced and untaught in the
events that took place; that they
were working against heavy odds;
that they took second place III the
mile race, third in the 44O yards
dash. and stood fourth in five 9th
er athletic events, third in the
musical contest. and tied FOR
oratorical honorS, we can polns
with pride to their accomplish
ments, and can unhesitatingly say
that their standing this year will
place them among the first ranks
next year.
Lake Charles, whose contest
ants were made from previous
meets, snatched the greatest mum
Der of honors, scoring 33 points,
and N,joiciIgly returned home
with both cups st. Martinyllle
with its delegation of well trained
athletics, came out second. scor-
ing IS points. and Morgan City
was d close second with IA points |
to her credit. $685. '.7t ..t. a.
Both the athletic events and
the musical and .oratorical con
tests were we'll attended, and
much enthusiasm was manifested
IN all sides. Everyone seemed to
enjoy phase of the meet, and re-
turned home with feeling that
t had been the clcanest, liveliest,
md more spirited than any Of the
previous gatherings. The only
undecided honor was the orator
cal contest. Mr.. Guilty of Lake
Charles, and Mr.. Sumter Cousin
# our school made, 96 % per
,ent each, and while the support
RS Of each claimed honors, mat
crs were finally adjusted by de-
iding to have another contest be
ween the same two speakers on
LAY 18th at the Industrial lnsti-
ute in Lafayette. Everyone is
ordially invited to attend the
ontest on the above date, and let
rs begin to make preparations 4
ow. and strike Lake Charles With i
uch an impetus that they Shall I
ot soon forget. Let our cry be,
On to Victory" '..'' 80. 80 '-i' ;
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-04-29
SOCIAL NOTES.

+ The social season was formally
opened on Saturday evening
iwhcn Miss Ria Schwing enter
famed her friends at cards. The
beautiful home was gay with
spring flowers. The costumes of
the ladies were unusually elegant.
Miss Schwing was assisted in re-
lcciving by her mother. A delic-
iOus luncheon WAS served after
the games. The bridge prizes were
hand painted fern dishes. and the
euchre prizes, pieces Of hand EN-
broidery. The following ladies
at the bridge tables: Mcsdames
Albert Estorge. 7, r. Gayle, J. B.
Ker of New York; j. p. Suber-
belle. G. w. Outhwaite.a Thomas
Conrad. II. Smith. Lin Sharpe, W..
J. Burke. L. O. Hacker, H. c. Fa-
got, Albert DeB,anc. r. r. Diggs,
Leake Lands, Anthony, Mnfler,
Homer Dupre, Walter Carstens,'
p. r.. Burke, E. S. Broussard. A.
j. Cammack, J.. N, Thibodeaux,.
Patont Burguieres. 4. nj. Farley,
Chas. Provost. Misses Chevic San
ders and Mathilde Renoudet. The
guests at the euchre tables were,
Mines. John Gebert. Jos. Russell,
John SchWing. y. A. Burgess. Fl.
"A. King. J. p. Russell. Leon Lam
dry. E. T. Weeks, Willie Burke,
Marie Levy. Sidney Patout. Felix
Patout, Misses Kate Billings,
Louise Blanchet. Annie Bell. Ma,
RE Cage. Mona Mcmahon, Lucy
Gcbcrt. II. Russell, Emily Brous-
sartf Valarie Broussartl. Zig De
cBir, Edna Schwing and Maud
Carstens. W ts s Us sttaetess, 4
So NtFs. II. c. Fagot aimed
on Tuesday afternoon in honor Of
her guest. Mrs. F1uellyn Of Texas,
The Eparlors were deliberately dec
GRATED with roses and sweet pea
blossoms. Mrs. Fagot was assist
ed in receiving by the guest of
honor her mother. Mrs. L.. 0.
Hacker and her sister: The
prizes were beautiful fans with !
coral fan chains attached. "A
delicious luncheon was served af-
ter the games, The following |
guests were. present: Mines. r. X.
Diggs. Albert Estorge. j. r., Sube
erbnlle. A. N. Muller. T. r. Gayle,
}. B. Kar, II. Smith. Leakt Ian
dis, Tom Conrad. j. N Thibo-
ieaux. A. j. Cammack. W. Car
stens. Homer Dupre. w. J.. Burke, I
G. W. Outhwaite. Aft. Pickett, Fl
Dietlein. f.. s.. Broussard,a Lin
Chas. Provost, Albert De-
Blanc. r. Fluellyn of Texas,
Misses Mathilde Renoudet and
Ria Schwing. fas{8laE43 /,
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-04-29
Attention is directed TO tn,

3vzssE yrsAA ttUttoU IL uITtcItI u tI'
fadvertlsement in another colum,
4 of 1.-THE Broussard Undertaking
establishment in charge o.
that experienced embalmar, Mr.
). II. kiblinger. who for severa
years has managed the business
most admirably, giving every at
tention to The patrons of their
| business. Since assuming charge
Mr.. klbllnger has added to tht
business the manufacture of cask-
cts and collins and has met with
success in building up good trade
in the surrounding country which
is but meet and proper and speaks
well for the enterprise of this es-
Establishment.
Moss Club Sasce now l5c.
Buy bottle.
Mr. w. H. Crosby. the pro
motcr of the proposed trolley line,
connecting New Iberia with Jean
erette and the Spanish Lake was
"a pleasant caller at our office last
Thursday evening. The gentle
man informs US that petition
will be circulated among the tax
payers in few days petltionlng
the Council TO call an election for
a two-miIl tax to b. applied to
the road and if the tax is voted
the line is an assured fact The
tax being a small one the prop
erty holders of New Iberia viii
no doubt give it their hearty en-
dorsement. The value of troll
ley line to New Iberia cannot be
computed in dollars and cents, in
fact the good to be derived far ex-
ceedS a standard railroad when it
comes to actual trade brought
into the City, of which our mer-
chants and landlords will 'bc the
beneficiary. All the encourage
mont that can possibly be given
Mr.. Crosby. who has been work
ing on this project for several
years at a great expense to him
self. should be shown the gentle
man. it being his intention to
East his lot with the citizens OF
New Iberia and otherwise assist in
he welfare Of thu community.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-04-29
Notice to the Public.
New iberia, La !, April %, 10 n

New iberia, La April %, 1911.
The Public and Tar Payers Of Iberis
Pxrith are hereby notified, ~ required by
law, that the listing OF property in Iberia
Parish has been completed and the est
mated valuation made thereon by tbs
Astessor in Accordance With the law; that
the said iist shall BE- Ak posed In the once
Or said Assessor for iuspection and correc-
ton for = term Of twenty days beginning
next. after the ton days required for not!
ice herein Shals have expired oim au
" y l.. 8. FRERE, Assessor,,
= per FAlix N. Mestayer. Dy. Assessor.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-04-29
Prompt P0yDeHt Of P0iicy.

To The Honorable J 6 st. Armand Emi
nment Secretary Columbian Wood
men and to all the Officers ofth Eni
nment Council and Eminent House
hold of the Columbian Woodmen of
| Atlanta, Ga.
| Esteemed Guest's-I wish to convey To
| you my siHcerest thanks to your Grand
/ Noble Fraternity, for the kind and af
fable and prompt treatment accorded me
and my family in the courteous manner
| the Worthy Guests Of New Iberia. In
! Household 81, Columbian Woodman
during the sickness and death OF NV be-
loved husband A. +. Bonpette, and in
the prompt settlement OF the claim OF the
Covenant Policy held by my dear hus
band, a. your District Manager aud De
putty torsui General. Mr.. J Adonis
Blame, delivered me vour Warrant Check
No. IL 500 Of the Eminent Household
OF the Columbian Woodman in full pay
ment of the policy or covenant OF nv
dear beloved departed husband A. =.
BonGeite, who carried Covenant Poll.
cy of One Thousand Dollars in your no. 10
Order. Mr.. Blanc, your Dist. Msnag
handed me draft of One Hundred Dol
'"'" ""'t' w Hu" t'CPIVPu INV nav OF inc
funeral % pay funeral expenses. This is
certainly prompt settlement as Mr.. Boa.
nette died on the nth aud was buried
on the 18th, aud the proof Of death vas
COM leted on the Oath inst. mud the check
IN payment OF the full claim OF my belov.
ed husbafd paid this dny the 18th inst.
which IS eleven days after death, take
great pleasure in recommending your No
BILE Order 10 all who are DESTROYS OF In
surance- As a young order it has de
monstrsted its fraternal spirit and prom
ptness in the ful6llment Of its obliRA-
tons promptly May Divine Providence
be ever with the Columbian WOodmeu 10
my sncerest wishes OF myself and family
and God speed in the future to that No |
Bile Order. s.
Beg to remain with fraternat good
wishes,
t.l MRS. :. M, BONNETTE.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-04-29
. PARC 'PERDuE NOTES.

| This section experienced sfea
winter weather this week, Over
fcoats came in, handy. ID a..o,n.., :.
Those from this section. who at,
tended the annual field day at the
Lafayette Industrial Institute. re-
port having had fine time. They
say that the weather being ideal
the crowd was large. - '''a. .ae'
The sale Of, the pews in the Del
cambre Catholic, church brought
$140O. 90. which was mueh, less
than last year. s7's -. e e"s ~
Some farmers here started in
this week to lay by their corn and
put in peas. hsa''.'' : 'ss Z, l'4.s'.sf
Mr.. Henry Landry was busy IN
the beginning of this week grad,
ing the streets in the new town ~oi
1.ozes and putting them in proper
shape. -. ~ 80 y : IN - +
We heard Of, several prospec:.
tive buyers for town sites.in I.ozes.
MFR. "A. G. Lobiell.e q. r and +
A. Of the Franklin and Abbevilie
Railway Co., s.is passed, through
L.ozes on Tuesday evening. look
ing after the interests Of his road.
.assMr.I Laurent Theaux and Miss
Eeonie Theaux visited relatives
and friends in Broalssardvills this
week. 4 ','''i"e
Mr.. and Mrs, Henry. Landry's
yo,fngest daughter Carmelite, was
down with fever this week. tavs i
& Last Tuesday this section was
visited by a wind and thunder.
storm. accompanied by . heavy
pSin, which con- inued during
,gs:,is !, ,r' f,s ~ day , wsS,
bp(hed bodaatss on u this
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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-04-29

PERSONALS. e

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Mr. Alfred Souller OF sAlexan
drla is here visiting his mothtr
Mrs Il. +. Soulicr tor few days
MIS-. i. L. Howard, lnee Felicit
Dauteriye) after a delightful visit
here TO relatives, returned to her
nome in CouShatta last week.
Messrs. 2. K, Burke ant, i. NJ,
Welch returned this week from
the East after several weeks alb
sence on business. o. e., d.
Misses Lodo, Ann and Alma
Mestayer, Alma Docrlc and Mr..
George Doefle of New Iberia
spent Sunday in Lafayette Ga
zette. A "a
Mayor Durocher Of Jeanerette
and Mr. Il. A. Moresl, President
If the Police Jury ot this Par
ish were ia New Iberia for few
hours last Tuesday ON business.