New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-08-23

Capt. a. ID. Blame, measuring l:
inches in length, one of the pre-;
test ears we dare say, ever ralsee
i'm the State. The sample wa:
taken from the field Of the Hyme
Plantation near Raceland. La
Capt. Blanc Informed us that tl'
owner of the place has sixty
acres that will give him upwards
of 10000 bushels.
Died. at the residence Of IT.
parents in New Iberia, on Mon
day. August 18th, at II O'Clock
noon. Harold 4. Boutte, aged =
months. son Of Walter A. Boutte
and Della Forman. The remains
were inferred in st. Peters Cath
oli. cemetery on Tuesday. Aug.
10Th. at 3 30 o'clock p. m.
Tomorrow afternoon game
of base ball will ia Ike place at
the grounds in East End between
the Moose of New Iberia and one
Of the best teams of Erath The
contest promises to be spirited
one and a large crowd is prom
ised. The game Will be called al
3 40 sharp by the umpire.
Among the State Norma
graduates to receive certificates
from the School at NatchitocheS
we notice Misses Bessie Rrou>-
sard of this City. Lou Couvillon
of Delcambre and Mr. ID. Clay
ton Bonnette also Of New Iberia
Very Rev. J. NJ. Langlois OF
this CITY has recently been APP
pointed by His Grace, Most Rev.
J. H. Blenk, Archbishop of New
Orleans, member of the Board OF
Counsellors for the Archdiocese
of New Orleans. We rejoice at
the selection and congratulate
our devoted and worthy Pastor
and feel proud that others besides
CHS own flock" know and low"
this "priestly man who Is
friend. father, adviser, whom no
honor elates; only the true. the
beautiful, the lofty side OF HE
appealing to his noble nature.
We received an appreciated
cali last Thursday evening from
Prof. James Goodwin one OF the
faculty of the Deaf and Dumb
School at Baton Rouge, father of
DR.. J. A. Goodwin of this City
Prof. Goodwin was en- route home
from Ruston. Winfield and other
noints in North Louisiana look
ing after the deaf children of the
State who wish to be enrolled as
v;mils in the institution which
he represents.
On Wednesday, September
Sd. representative Of the Lou
isiana State University located at
Baton Rouge and a representa-
tive of the Southnr Pacific lines
will visit New iberia for the pur-
pose of organizing shipping
club in this vicinity among those
of our farmers engaged IN noe
breeding. One Of the main fea-
lures of the organization is to
sh;; in carload lots TO whatever
section the officers of the CLUB
find must profitable for the
breeder at a nominal cost which
will be pro-rated without any
risk to the owners of the swine.
if our farmers would only cO-ope-
rate and engage in this business
we arc satisfied it would be very
profitable to them. In manv 9th
err sections of Louisiana this has
become a very profitable business
an,! we can soc no reason for our
farmers withholding themselves
from a 60 operative club Of that
nature. We hope there vii. be
a big attendance at the demon
train which will arrive
ere at 10 o'clock a. m.
1t has been generally known
for several months that the et-
forts Of several prominent men,
bers of the Board of Trade were
being made to locate in this City
another saw mill with possibly
a single factory in conjunction.
Dame rumor has it that their
plans are about to be realized
and ere the next year the buz of
he saw will be pleasant music
10 the citizens and working
classes. many of whom have left
New Iberia for other fields since
he superstition of the Iberia
cypress Co. mill. With the ex-
.ension of the Trolley lines touch
nc st. Martin, Abbeville, Lafay-
,tte and other intersecting points
We feel assured New Iberia has
as promising n future as any
own in the State.
On Thursday last an Allies
lrN-Lis so popular with many
berians was given on the Lourd
on the East Side Of tn"
reche which was attended by
arge number. The principal diet
eryed by Messrs. Mestayer and
was spring lamb and a
atted calf with numerous other
.ood Thugs to tickle the palate
f the inner man. Among those
j, esent were Congressman Brous-
ard, A. J. Maumus. j. s. Power.
/. j. Lockwood, Jules Dreyfus,
'ierre Jubin, Fred Decuir. Harry