New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-02-08
Mr. Harry + Smith and Miss

MI. IdIIs y. ciliith "iN' 1870
Rita Barrow, the amiable and
accomplished daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. A. G. Barrow OF this
City were quietly married last
Mondav, February Sd, at New
Orleans in the presence OF the
bride father, Mr.. A. &. Barrow
and his daughter, Miss Virginia.
The young couple have a host OF
admiring friends and relatives
who wish them long life and
prosperity. After the Wedding
they boarded an outgoing train
from that City to JAG ksonvllle
and Palm Beach, Florida, where
they will spend few days before
returning home.
Lime, brick and cement at Ber-
trand Lumber Co.
Grand Knight Sidney &.
Harry of the Knights of Colum
bus Lodge Of this City has issued
notices to the members to attend
a meeting of the Council on Tues
day, February 18th, at 30 p. m,
for the purpose Of entertaining
Mr.. Frank J. Sherlock Of Chi
cage, ILL.,. a member OF the Su-
preme Council. The gentleman
will be accompanied to New lbe-
ria by the State Deputy of that
/ Order, Mr. Paul Leche Of Don
oldsonville and Mr.. p. J. Chap
puts of Crowley, at present the
District Deputy of the Council.
Mr.. A. w. Levin of the
Standard Electric Construction
Co.. of New Orleans was awarded
the contract for all of the electric
, wiring and fixtures for the Fred
erick Hotel Of this City, his being
the most acceptable bid presented
, the owner of the hotel. This,
with the exception of the large
contract for furniture will com
plete all of the calls for bids and
BY July LIST, unless inclement
weather sets in. Hotel Frederick
will throw open its doors for
the convenience and patronage
of the public.
Moss Club Sauce now be. Buy
a bottle.
On Thursday morning last,
at about three o'clock, the resi-
dents of East End were awaken
ed by an alarm from the Gebert
Single Mill which proved to be
a small fire which completely
DESTROYED one of the cottages
owned by Messrs. w. G. and f..
r. Weeks. occupied by Mr.. David
Hayes, as a residence for his fam
ilN The flames spread so rapidly
that only few pieces of Furniture
were saved from the ruins, the
house being totally destroyed. A
small stream of water was thrown
from one Of the fire plugs, there
not being enough hose at the mill
to thoroughly reach the flames
Owing to the condition of thu
roads on Main Street it was i'm
possible for the fire laddies to gel
any nearer than Lee Street, con
, sequently the Companies re
, turned to the fire stations. The
: loss will fall very heavily upOl
Mr.. Hayes as he had not a single
COLLAR of fire insurance on either
: his furniture Or family's wearins
apparel, besides suffered severa
burns that will incapacitate hin
from his work for several months
LOST-$4O0O in currency On
Saturday night Reward if sc
to this Office.
We were requested to cal
the attention of the City Father
to the fact that while a service
! able canal is being dug across tn
rear Of the City limits, no prov
sion has been made to protect tn
people who cross some Of thOs
streets after dark from falling int
: the big ditch at a sacrifice o
, their lives. On Thursday nigh
: last gentleman was on his wa
to New Iberia from one of tn
distant points Of the Parish an
: turned his buggy from Genie
Street through an alley whic
= led TO Weeks Street, when b
r drove up to the canal where tn
bridge had been taken up will
ont his knowledge and came ver
n near killing his animal, as we
II as doing injury to himself OWN
=. to the fact that no lantern WI
hung out denoting the absence
= the bridge Where the bridge
Y have been removed 1t would
! well for the City authorities
% hang lanterns at those points n
~ til all of the bridges, if there a
n more than one taken up, a
e. again put back into position +
!. travel. This is serious matt
10 and NAV lead to damage 81
Al against the City unless attend.
4. to at once.
re Lime. brick and cement at b
ne trand Lumber Co.
Mt An enthusiastic number
n progressive farmers met at NJ
Up f. J. Carstens store last Wedn'
ne day evening for the purpose
r. organizing a Truck Growers 4
OF ISOLATION Mr.. Carstens.
as temporary chairman, called I
r. meeting to order; and explain
y its objects and purposes. Tia
to promote greater interest
lie truck gardening were discuss'
Id and methods for the disposal
Nv crops suggested. Every man pr
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