New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1913-09-06
LOCALS.

next Monday evening. September
Sth. at ; o'clock at the Office OF
MeSsrs. Murray x Smith in the
Masonic building. A full attend
auce is requested as business oi
much importance TO the Assocla
/ ton will be submitted.
AT meeting of the Parish
Democratic Committee last Mon
! day to till Vacancy on the
School Board Of the Parish. due
to Mr.. julie. MulGpr's resignation
and departure from the Second
Ward it was the sense OF the
mcctinu that Mr.. George \. Win
icrs be elected a member Of the
noard in accordance with the
| Primary Law when no other can
didatr offers himself for the
position. Mr.. Winters will no
roubt make a splendid member
being q gentleman of high lnteg-
itv aud standing IN the Parish.
The wedding of Miss lhllle
, Bo,Ittc. daughter Of Mrs. ". !.
Route 10 Mr. +. Schumac her
took place AT the brides home on
September lih. The groom is
an engineer on the Southern Pa
cihc Railroad They Left for a
bridal trip to Galveston after
which they will make Lafayette
their home.
The Elks trip to Charenton
last Sunday was pleasant ana
ENJOYABLE outing via the Frlsc"
Motor line. Among those who
took advantage Of the trip We're
Messrs w j Eckart. w r. De
crir H. +. Hill. !. \. Maicr, ..
RpnoHdct. Jr.. lluhald Romero,
H. A. Wallet, Morris Rosenzwelg
J. l.. Perry. 7. Il. Morse. !! y.
! Vcrret. Armand Brousaard, {.
NJ. Compton, T.. NJ. Boutte. ". y
Daigre. Ar. Lewald, Clet Glrard'
! =. Segura. Ben Reinauer, u. y.
Dauterive. i. +. Broussard. Nat
Dauterive and Nathan Davis.
Some days since young Tres
ton Delahoussaye departed lor
New Orleans with the intention
Of enlisting in the Navy and upon
exNmination 1T was found tha'
owing TO a defective eye ne
was disha,rcd from enllstlng.
From New Orleans the young
gentleman continued his Hour
nev ON board vessel Tor New
York where he will spend some
time in search of occupation. We
wish him success and feel certain
ho viii, make GOOD wherever he
east his lot. being young gentle
man with sterling qualities ana
worthy of any position that
might be entrusted to HIM.
Wednesday last when the
special train of the Southern Ia
cific arrived here in charge Of a
represent ativc of the Louisiana
State University for the purpose
Of organizing a Shippers Club
among the ralsers OF live stock
and other farm products. there
was a great disappointment IN
the attendance at the depot when
the train rolled into the Station
From what we were told this was
the first place Of any Importance
IN the whole itinery where they
could not secure an audience and
il is certainly reflection upon
our people, more especially when
hundreds of posters had been
circulated over the Parish max
ing known the date Of the VISIT
here and the benefits to be de
rived from forming local snip
pcrs association.
Mr.. A. b. Murray is havmg
beautiful bill board erected a.
the corner of Main and Center
streets in accordance with the
specification of the National Bil'
Board Association. Advertise
ments placed on stands with
finish of the one being construct
cd will be of much value 10
those who Use that means of max.
ing known their goods
The Moose team will play
st. Martinville tomorrow at the
New Iberia Base Ball Park. the
game to be called at $3.50 sharp.
Gonsoulin viii pitch for the
Moose and Delahoussaye for st.
Martinville. This game will ba
the best of the season.
The cotton gin erected BY
Messrs. Paul Voorhies and Mau-
rice Bergerie was given a trial
run last Tuesday ginning the
first day Of its operation twelve
bales of cotton to the satisfaction
of its owners. The gin is fitted
up with fifty horse power elec-
tric motor. the current OF winch
is Supplied by the New iberia
Electric Light and Power Plant.
Commissioner villermin is using
his utmost efforts in convincing
those who operate gasoline en-
gines 10 abandon them and get
power from the City now that
we have both day and night ser
vice.
A phenomenon appeared over
the Main Street of New Iberia on
Thursday evening about III