New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-05-24
PERSONALS.


PERSONALS.
Miss Jessie w. Shilling left Sunday
10 visit relatives in Arkansas. She ex-
pets 60 remain several weeks.
Mr. Ike MortsH Of Jeanerette was a
visitor in this City for few hours yes
terday.
MI and Mrs ] II Fisher were in
How Orleans for a few days last week
rs ulning home on Monday evening.
MI and Mrs, +, S. Hemenway Of
Alexaudria are visitors in New iberia
the guests Of the family of Mr.. A. b.
Munay.
Mrs. George L. Fisk and son Roland
Of Loreauvlle, left on Monday last for
Hartford, Wis, TO attend the funeral of
her father.
Nj H. r. Kenison Of New Orleans,
representing the r. P Hyams Coal Co.
has removed with his family to New
iberia The gentleman will make this
City his headquarters for this section Of
the State.
Rev Father Girault de la Corgnais of
Fatoutvlle was a pleasant visitor here
last Tuesday.
Hon Vic J. Poirson of Jeanerette was
circulating among his friends in this City
of Wednesday last
Mr.. A. f. Marks of New Orleans,
Chief Fire Marshal of the State of Lou
isiana was in New iberia last Tuesday
in the interests of the State.
Mr. julius iI4it ir"m W,it. cit, j. o,
y SHORT vi j. - h : mo'ha, aud sistors
Mr.. Jos. Davis, General Agent of the
franklin & Abbevile Railroad was in
this City on Tuesday the guest of his
mother, Mrs. Jacob Davis.
Mr. D. A. Dimitry our local agent of
the Southern Pacific Railroad was IN
New Orleans for several days this week
in attendance al the session of the
Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias.
Mr.. Alfred Gates returned last We'll
nesday from Independence, La, after an
absence of several weeks
Mrs. Julius Koch and Miss Jessie
Fisher of Rayne, La, was in this City TO-
few days this week the guests of rel
atives.
Miss Ninetta c. Mates returned this
morning from Lafayette to visit her
parents here for few days.
Mr.. w S. Lafarge, Superintendent o.
the Parish Schools of Lafourche Parish
and his family were visitors here this
weeks the guests of their relatives, Mr..
and Mrs Jos NJ Thibodeaux of East
End. Mr. Lafarge returned TO his home
last Tuesday leaving his family here for
several weeks visit.
Mrs, Charles l.. Provost and her
young son, Arthur, departed last Mon
day for Kerrville, Texas, where they will
be the guests of relatives for a number
of weeks.
Prof Albert j Dupuy Superintendent
of Schools OF ST. Martin Parish and his
interesting little family were in New
Iberia for few days this week While
here they stopped with the family at
How. l. r. Dulany.
Mrs Rene Girard and little son Georgc
are visiting friends and relatives in Pat
tersop for few weeks.
Messrs. Ventress J. Smith, A. N. Null
Ter, Alphonse Davis and Paul J. Hebert
lef, for New Orleans last Thursday on
a business mission
Mr.. and Mrs w o. Humphreys of
New Orleans have announced the mar
rage of their daughter. Laurence to Mr..
Robert Cade Taylor of this City, the
wedding TO take place in New Orleans.
Tuesday, June IL. Miss Humphreys has
been frequent visitor here since her
debut, several winters ago, TO friends
and relatives. The young couple will
reside with the groom's family.
The charming Miss Mary c. Chiasson
left last Sunday for New Orleans where
she will enter at the Hotel Dieu as
trained nurse student Her many friends
regretted TO see her leave, but their sin
cere wishes were good luck and success
in her new life and her return in Iberia
in later years a graduated trained nurs,
&.
The friends of Rev. c. c. Kramer are
glad TO know that he has sufficiently re-
covered from his serious illness to again
depart for his home in Marshal, Texas.
II will be remembered by many of our
readers Mr.. Kramer was confined in
sanitarium at Patterson, La and for
many DAYS his life hung by thread, ac
cording TO reports which reached New
iberia,
1hefe was most enJOyabie party
given for Miss Beulah Nicholson in cele-
bration of her fourteenth birthday on
Wednesday the 2lst. Among those
present were Misses Eunce and Agnes
Lopez, Olivier and Ollie Broussard, Agnes
Landry, Antonio Miguel Edith Bertrand,
Alpha Costa, Dewitt Vest, Willis Platts-
mier, Raymond Broussard and manv
others besides the family all wishing
her long and happy life. B.
Services will be held at the Presby-
terrain church, Rev. paradis officiating, on
Sunday night at Z 80 o'clock. The pub
lie is invited TO attend.
Among the young gentlemen who
have graduated at the Lafayette In
dustrial School this term was Master
Robert Maumus, the young SON of Clerk
Of Court A. ] Maumus Robert devoted
his studies in that place Of learning to
Commercial Course and finished with
high honors. : =
The grocery business of Mr.. Pierre
Molbert, situated on upper Main Street
was transferred this week to Messrs.
Wade Bernard and Ernest Pitre who
viii continue the business under their
own name. The gentlemen viii replen-
ish the stock and cater to the best trade