New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1912-09-07

and Georg ne LeBouraeois o
Jeanerette. Delicious refresh
lfents were served and at lat,
hour the guests departed all hay
ing had glorious time.
DIR A. j. Himel, associate ed
tier of the Pan American Maga
zine, published in New Orleans
one of the interest ng periodicals
of the United States was Wis
tor IN this City for few days tn $
week the guest of Dr.. !. Arthrl
Goodwin Of Lee Street The doe.
tor is gathering statistics Of the
Attakapas country which will ap.
pear IN lone of the future mum
bers OF his magazine. He leaves
today FOR Crowley where he will
remain a few days.
LOST-A Keystone Masoni,,
charm, gold Suitable reward for
return to this office.
The galvanized building on
the Robertson property used as
an insurance office for about
twenty years has been removed
this week TO the site adjoining
the Power and Light Plant for
the use of the City. Ned Led
betters, the practical house mover
has been busy all the week Oh the
task.
House for Rent, situated at 42S
Charles Street, after September
lst. Apply Murray Il Smih h.
-Rumors circulated upon the
streets are to the effect that Mr..
Anthony N. Muller. District At
torney of the District will enter
the race two years hence as a
candidate to represent this Dis
trict in the Halls of Congress.
Judging from the large vote Mr.
Muller received in this District
last Tuesday, carrying every
booth in the two Parishes above
his opponent. he will, if he car
ries out his intention make one
Of the strongest candidates seek
ing those honors. The Enterprise
wish him success.
YOUR NE1GllBORS have made
money by investing in the lbe-
ria Building Association. You
can do the same.
An unfortunate accident be-
fell little Lorraine Broussard,
son of Mr.. Henry Broussard Of
the New iberia Power Plant last
Saturday evening. The young
boy had been playing on a wood
pile in the yard Df one of the
neighbors when his foot slipped
precipitating him on pile Of
coal lying near the wood. The
lad fell OH his elbow, breaking his
ann Inn several places. II is
feared that his arm will never be
of much use to him in the fu-
ture.
s or 6 doses 666 will break az.
ease of Chills 4 Fever; and ii
taken then as a tonic the Fever
will not RETURN Prce 25c.
After residing in New Iberia
for upwards of thirty years and
raising a family Of children who
are now all grown but residents
Of other places, Mr.. and Mrs. Max
Mates have decided and will
leave for New Orleans to take up
their residence In the future. Mr..
Mates son, willie1s engaged in
the railroad business In New Or
leans and we suppose that had
a great deal to do with his deei-
sion to east his lot in that City.
We wish them Qodspeed where
ever they might go, but predict
an early return to their Old nome,
New iberia.
Lime, brick and cement at Ber-
trand Lumber Go
We had an appreciated call
last Thursday from Mr.. n. IL.
Stephens and General DeCl0net
pf Lafayette. They appeared be-
fore the Police Jury at Its session
on that date in behalf Of the IN
sustrial Institute. which result-
cd In the Police Jury Offering a
scholarship to some Young lady
of the Parish to attend this ses-
sion at the expense Of the Par.
ish. The members Of that official
body should be commended for
helping to sustain that education
al institution which is not only a
credit to South Louisiana but 10
the ent re State,
LOSTl.ast Sunday on Man
Street, a scarf pin with pearls and
small diamond Finder will re-
turn to Mr.. Paul LeRourgeJis and
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