New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-04-22


quarters in the Enterprise build,
ing being entirely too small to
met the demands for more floor
space.
Bertrand Lumber Co. Ltd. for
cypress and pine. Phone 12s.
Died. at New Orleans on Mon
day last Mr.. Augustus f. Bon
nette. a well known citizen Of this
Parish for a number Of years.
Mr.. Bonnette had been a sufferer
from appendicitis for several
months and was taken to New Or
leans last Sunday morning by Mr..
Adonis Blanc, to be operated upon
and died the same evening Of the
operation. The gentleman was a
member Of the Columbian Wood
men, secret order Of this City,
who took charge of the remains,
which was buried from the Epis-
copaI church. Rev. DR.. Diggs, Of
Deceased had reached
the age Of 53 and was a very use
full citizen. leaving a widow and
several sons to mourn his demise.
Mr.. &. F. Lane, secretary of
the Teche Land Company recent
purchasers Of a large tract of
and on lower Main Stret,
Known as the jefferson tract ar
lived from New Orleans this week
o commence the survey work of
heir valuable property, which
hey will offer for sale in tow
OTIS after the grounds are laid off |
With cement walks anal otherwise |
with large neutral
thus making it one Of
he prettiest suburban spots any
own the size Of New Iberia can
oast Of. These gentlemen de-
erve encouragement for their en-
erprise and We have no doubt
hey will dispose of every lot in
heir possession.
Subscriptions taken at this Of
ce for the Times Democrat and
ew Orleans Picayune.
Invitations are out annOunc-
lg the annual dance at the City
[all of the Iberia Tennis Club on
riday, April 2Sth, 1911. The
Ulcers of the club are Harry L.
all, president; VIM. Bauman,
Ice-piesident; Nat Dauterive,
and treasurer and Robt.
Taylor, captain of courts with
he following list of active men,
US: Leonard Barrow, c. p. =
innings, Robert S. Bell, Sumpter
ousin. Harry DeValcourt, Lau- {
mt }. Dauterive, George Dau-
rive, Earl Hall, James Hall, e
lonzo Hall, Jr., Roscoe c. Har- '
ngton. Lester Kahn, p. A. Lam
Z. Frank Lietiemeyer, 7. A. e
Bourgeois, Jr., Eugene Levy, c
J. Lockwood, Philip Mcmahon, !
J. Messenger. James Monk, Ben l
,inauer, 9Byron Rand, Joe J. p
NTH, V. J. Smith, Jacob S. Sc a
ra, John r. Taylor, Steve VOor- n
es. "
Moss Club Sauce now 15e.
y . bottle.
The death last Saturday of
:. II. 4. Valet, of Belle Place, n
is Parish, was shock to his :,
.ge circle of friends and ac- =,
aintances throughout the State,
.er an illness of only a few n
VS.. DR.. Valet was born and ~
ared at the above place and was Of
.eemed by all whom had the a,
assure Of his acquaintance. lie h
aduated in medicine from Tu- +
le University at the head OF
class. For the past SIX years E,
ceased gave up the practice OF
dicine and devoted his time to II
pursuits of agriculture. He
YES to mourn his demise four h,
ters and two brothers Messrs. h
alter j. Valet of Belle Place; T,
+. II. Valet of New Orleans N,
! Mesdames F. j. Dauterive, +
BERT Mestayer o. b. Schoenfeld n,
Miss Mary Valet. The obse-
es were held at st. Peters "
hole church on Sunday even
in the presence of a large
nber OF sympathizing friends a
relatives. n,
On Easter Monday on the W
lutiful grounds of Mount Car y
was a scene of both, pleasure F.
happiness. After an inter- st
ing program rendered by the
Dils the annual egg hunt was
Dyed by the pupils and Their pc
ends. The prize winners were ~
sses Amtlie Melancon. Vida 10
mperez. Mabel Howorka, Lu- On
lie Fagot and Master Robert "
lrad. Under the majestic oak w
Is were booths from which TO
,e served delicious refreshments tr
the pupils. The program con-