New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-01-27

C;Li.' III New Iberia, Eldridg;
uiblln. son of Mr.. John A. Giblir
ana Ida Landry, born October q
d9o6. The funeral was held Al
81. Peter's Catholic Church or
wednesday, January oath. 1912
at $3.50 O'Clock p. m.
The sugar grinding season
Tor l9l1-1912 has practically beer
WIND up, the last big refinery to
close down was the Segura Suga.
&c Company, who finished up last
thursday evening and paid off all
Its large force Of employees.
Wow glass cut to any size
Wanted.-Bertrand Lumber Co.
The Republican Primary for
State officers was held on Thurs
day for the selection of candl-
dates to be placed in opposition
to the regular Democratic nomi-
nees. The Parish of Iberia has
the distinction of having only
eleven registered Republicans,
seven OF whom voted in New he
ria. The candidates for Cover.
nor are G. F. Bell, who received
one vote and q. Suthern. who was
given 6 votes. State Committee
men at Large, Louis Corde. 4
votes; +. F. Dugas, 6; Jules God
chaux, Z; j. A. Thornton. i.
State Central Committee. Jules
Dreyfus 7.
Any one were to offer to rent you
a home for ten years at reason
able rental and guarantee at the
end of that time to deed the house
to you, would you hesitate to ac-
cept the propositions
THAT'S WHAT WE ARE DO
ING Iberia Building Assn.
Died. at her residence at
Spanish Lake on Tuesday, JAN
uarv 23d, 1912. at II 80 o'clock
p. NJ, Mrs. Alphonse Landry, nee
Clara Comeaux. a native of Lafay-
cite Parish. Deceased was born
on Oct. 18th, 1847. She leaves
to mourn her demise four chill
dren. two sons, Messrs. p. An
thony Landry Of this City and
Mr.. Gabriel Landry. prosper
GUS planter of this Parish and
two married daughters, residing
in the Parish of Lafayette. The
funeral obsequies were held at
st. Peters Catholic Church in
this City on Wednesday evening
in the presence of q large con-
course of sympathizing friends
and relatives. The family have
the sympathy of the entire COM
in the hour of their great
loss.
Moss ,lub Sauce now 15c. Buy
/ botN.
Invitations have been issued
by Mrs. John Lamperez Of New
Iberia, announcing the wedding
Of her daughter, Miss Lena Agnes
to Mr.. Sidney Laughlin Of this
CITY at st. Peters Catholic
Church on January thirtieth.
Mr.. Laughlin is a son Of ex-Mayor
J. Clifford Laughlin and fills the
position of chief
,lerk Of the Southern Pacific
Railroad. The young couple have
he congratulations Of a host OF ,
ldmiring friends.
Conkey's Poultry Book means
lollars to anyone. Free if yon
bring this ad to DeBlanc & Ian
Try.
On Thursday evening a ne
yro Of Olivier Station in the en-
10y of the Orange Grove Planta-
ion got himself into much Difficult !,
v which landed him behind the
Jars and will likely cause him to
pend a few years in the State
,enitentiary. It seems that three
'eaceable negroes were en- route
o the Pharr place on q mission OF
BUSINESS when this negro ap-
,eared to be coming to this City
nd when within few feet of
he three. he jerked out 41-Colt
evolver and commanded the :
hree to submit to being robbed
f some Of their possessions, TAX
ne q coat and hat from one ami
ONE change from another at the
oint of his gun. One of the ne
roes ran to the Pharr refinery
nd informed Deputy Sheriff Joe
[ayes, at Olivier Station and Mr..
INNINGS who was present at the