New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-08-17

Mrs. Widow R. Broussard. O
st. Alartinville spent a few dav.
last week with Mrs. Jos. Bien
venu and her uncle, Capt. A. ID
Blame, returning home last Sun
day.
Miss Olympic Blanc will leay,
next week for St Martin from
there will 90 to Breaux Bridge
for a few weeks visit with hen
aunt, Mrs. Broussard of st. Mar
tinvllic.
Rev. Father J. NJ. Langlois
pastor of st. Peters Catholic
church returned last Wednesday
from French Lick Springs, after
an absence of several weeks. The
trip was very beneficial to him.
Misses Ethel and Bessie Bau-
man, daughters of Mr.. Fred w.
Baumhn returned this week from
an extended visit to Houston
Texas, where they were the guest.
Of relatives.
Mrs. Porteus r. Burke and lit
tie daughter, Mabel, departed
last Monday for New York City,
where they will visit relatives.
Mr.. Burke accompanied them as
far as New Orleans, returning
home today.
? Hon. Robert S. Bell, of Baton
Rouge, Assistant Treasurer Of
Louisiana arrived here last
Thursday morning for a few days
visit. Mr.. Bell will return to his
post of duty next Monday morn
ing.
Mrs. A. A. DeBlanc, Miss Ello
DeBlanc and Alberta DeBlanc
left for New Orleans Thursday,
whilst there, Mrs. DeBlanc will
make arrangements with one OF
the most noted professors Of the
Crescent City to enable her
daughter, Miss Ello to take q
course in music. AIiss Ello is a
very accomplished violinist.
Hon. Ventress j. Smith has
been absent all Of the week in the
Florida Parishes, having ac
companied Judge Jos. A. Breaux
on his campaign tour. From
what we learn Judge Breaux is
very strong in that section and
We predict for him an easy winner
on the first ballot the day of the
Democratic primaries.
Mrs. Il. E. Sharp and little
laughter returned this week
from Burnside. La, after an alb
sence of several months. Mrs.
Sharp was accompanied here by
her father, Mr.. s. l. Boote and
Mrs. II. G.. Braud, Jr. They made
the trip here on the Steamer
f. w. Owens. They are the
guests of Their relatives here, the
family of Mr.. w. B. Sharp.
There will be services at the
Presbyterian church Ho-morrow.
Sunday, August 18th, Rev. ?.
DAMS will preach at II a. m. and
5 p. m.
Mr. Hazard Vaughn. of Lo-
reauville has removed with his
family to New iberia, where he
will engage in business. Mr..
Vaughn will open first-class
wood yard at the foot of Fisher
Street, where he will be prepared
to serve the public in that line.
His card appears in anothr col
ANN.
1T will be noted from a glance
1T the Trolley cars that all OF the
and Motormen are
aow wearing beautiful uniforms,
which adds greatly to their per-
'onal appearance and distinguish
IS them from the passengers as is
he custom on all first class lines.
Thursday being the feast OF
he Assumption Of the Blessed
Virgin. feast of obligation in
he Catholic church, the services
t ST. Peters church were largely
y
lttended. The Children of Mary
the Communion table
n body.
Word coming to DIR. King,
resident of the Police Jury that
he Second Ward Of iberia Par
sh was infested with Charlton,
e Immediately dispatched DIR. }.
Arthur Goodwin to the scene to
investigate the matter. Or.
GOODWIN diagnosed the epidemic
I once as Charlton, Ave animals
t Mr.. Simeon Broussard had
led within the last two days.
Me place is now guaranteed
nd DIR. Goodwin will keep =
areful watch over that section.