New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-08-09

Mr.. Alex Morse left last Wed
nesday evening for San Fran
cisco, Cal, where he has accepted
lucrative position. Among the
other young gentlemen now re
siding in that city are Messrs
Joseph Davis, formerly with the
+. & A. Railroad and Joe Daigr"
Both of these young gentlemen
are filing good positions with
the Southern Pacific Railroad Co.
Misses Adrian and Arminc
Denison Of Duboin, La, is visit
ing their sister, Mrs. Wills C..
Laperouse.
See KIeeman for your auto
PARTIES, terms reasonable.
Mr.. Nathan Davis returned
home this week after an absence
Of several weeks in the East.
Mr.. Davis attended the Elks
Convention at Rochester, n. Y.
Before returning home he went
over into Canada, returning to
Washington, ID. G., Boston, New
York, stopping off at Clarksburg,
w. Va, where he visited his sister
who resides in that City.
District Attorney Anthony n
Muller made flying trip to
Alexandria, La, this week
where he attended Convention
of District Attorneys which con
vened in the above place. From
what we understand the Attor-
neys throughout the State have
drafted several laws which they
nope to have adopted at the mex,
session of the State Legislature.
Mr.. Robt. Moore and his inter
esting little family of New Or
leans are visiting in New Iberia
he guests Of their relatives, Mr..
md Mrs. Judge l.. q. Hacker Of
Jharles Street.
Misses Mary Merrett and Eliza
beth Forgey, daughter of Mr.. and
and Mrs. jeff Forgey departed
last Tuesday for Roll Over, Texas,
where they will spend several
weeks on the sea coast.
Hon. Henry Estorge of Ope-
lousas, visited New Iberia last
Thursday the guest of Mr.. Ed-
ward Estorge and sister Of East
End,
Mr.. Clement Price of Rapides
Parish arrived here the early
part of the week where he spent
several days transacting business.
Mr.. Robt. s. Bell arrived here
last Saturday to be the guest OF
his mother, Mrs. Irwin Bell OF
East End, preparatory to his de.
parture for Monroe, La, where
he will become Q partner ip the
law firm of Mr.. Millsapps. Mr..
Bell had been filling the position
Of assistant treasurer under
State Treasurer Smith and re-
signed to enter the practice OF
law. We wish him success.
DR.. and Mrs. I. T. Rand and
their little daughter, Miss Ruth,
returned home this week from
McComb, Miss, where they at
tended the marriage Of their son
Byron to Miss Bssie May Haley,
a charming young lady OF that
city.
The younger set Of this City
enjoyed a pleasant evening last
Wednesday with dancing at the
home of Senator and Mrs. Walter
]. Burke, complimentary to sew.
eral guests visiting at the Burke
homes.
Hon. Jos. a. Provost Of Jean
erette' win leave fomorr9w f9r
Hot Springs, Ark, where he hopes
TO get relief from an attack ot
rheumatism,
Mr.. James w. Callahan Of Mid
land. La, was a visitor here last
Saturday and Sunday the guest OF
Mr.. Victor Barthe's family.
Mrs. NJ. Farley returned home
this week from Browns Wells,
Miss. and Baton Rouge, after an
absence of several weeks rsenpg' !
rating her health She has taken
ing her health. She has taken
np her residence temporarily r.
the home Of DIR. Sanders and will
resume her music classes next
week.
Mrs. r. T. Clark and children
# Natchez, Miss. relatives OF MIR.
A. C. Boas is v'~i'i"g in this City
4. o,,as.a ~ Mr. 7 ron Bagarry