New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-03-02

eiu ming returned thi
week from New York after an ab
sence OF several weeks. While !,
mat, State he was the guest o
ms brother, Mr.. Leopold King
VINO spent the winter at Savanna
Lake. Mr. Leopold will retur,
nome in about three weeks.
The Civic League will hav,
special meeting on Monday
March 18th at their new head
quarters IN the Pythian Hall a,
lour o'clock p. m.
We were requested to an.
nounce in. these columns that tn
INST rehearsal of the play, Queen
Esther will take place next Alon-
day afternoon at the High School
building at 4:30 O'Clock p. m. All
those wso have volunteered to
take part are requested to be on
hand promptly at that hour.
There will be two services
next Sunday at the First Presby-
terrain church at ] a. m. and Z 30.
p. m. The Ladies Aid Society of
the First Presbyterian church will
meet with Mrs. Emma Smith in
East End next Wednesday after
noon.
Moss Club Sauce now l5e. Blu,
a bottle.
The wind storm last Satur.
day night was of considerable
force on the East Side of the
Teche. We noticed one of the
large oak trees in the yard of
District Attorney Muller was com
pletely uprutted and thrown over
on one of his outer fences. break
ing down the fence for quite a
distance.
TALKING OF MONEY. why
not put your surplus cash in our
Stockg 1t is safe. available and
earns interest.
Iberia Building Ass n.
The sermons and exercises OF
the Mission which is being held
at st. Peters Catholic church
have been largely attended, the
Rev. Jesuit Fathers being force
full speakers. Their sermons
have been truly replete . with
logic, common-sense and thought
food for the practical mind seek
ing for truth. The night sermons
are reserved exclusively for men,
with the exception Of Wednesday
the 9th and Sunday the 10th inst.
Rev! Father Langlois is very
happy over the success of the
Mission for the first week, and
hopes that the men will come in
large numbers next week. Non
Catholics are always welcome to
all the sermons and exercises of
The Mission.
Died, at the residence Of his
brothellln-law, Mr.. Charles Gu
ore, 6l2 Julia Street, on Thurs
day at midnight, Mr.. Philip Four
net, aged 81 years. Mr.. Fournet
had returned a few weeks ago
from the City Of New Orleans and
fell sick there while the guest OF
Mrs. Escudier and returned to
New iberia in a precarious copdi-
Ion from which he died. De-
ceased was a half-brother Of Mrs.
Laperouse and Mrs. Chas.
Oubre Of this City and had many
friends here. His remains were
in ST. Peters Catholic
on Friday evening, af-
,er the church services and hum
lreds of his friends and acquaint-
lnces followed the body to its
esting place.
The Louisiana Veterinary So
,iety met in annual session last
Wednesday with a large number
# the Veterinarians of the State
present, among them being DR.. j.
Arthur Goodwin Of this City, of
he Goodwin-Plapper Veterinary
hospital. DIR. Goodwin returned
lone on Thursday evening from
he interesting meeting and it is
lis intention if he can get the
proper support from the business
Of this City to make
! bid to have the next annual
take place in New Iberia.
This is q matter that 10 of much
to this City and We
incerely hope the proper enter
ailments can be arranged to give
hem a royal welcome should they
|ecide to hold their next meeting |
n New iberia.
On Tuesday morning last the |
itizens Bank building at the corr /
ler of Iberia and Main streets |
anne very near being destroyed !,
" fire. In the rear of the build
ng Messrs. Grant & Derouen.