The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1914-01-10
PERSONALS.


a visitor here last Saturday.
Capt. L L. Morse returned last
week from TRIP 10 Los Angeles
and the Pacific coast.
Mr.. Dave Rose, of Fausse
Polpte, was upon our streets on
Wednesday afternoon.
Mr. Pierre Landry Of Lafayette
was here Last Sa,ulday on bust.
ness.
Mrs Albert Landry and daugh-
D Of Lafayette visited here last
saturday aud Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Il. DeBelievue
visited friends in Lafayette and
BTouSsard this week,
Miss Marie Greig spent the holt
days with relatives in ST. Martini
vile, returning to her home Oh
Saturday Of last week.
Mr.. Armand Broussard lett
Sunday morning on tho early
train for visit to the Crescent
City.
Misses Tuelma and Elise
ScbaIff, of Jeanerette, were the
guests of relatives in this city
last week.
Teachers and students were
back 10 their school work on Mon.
day morning, after very agreea
bic holiday season for nearly all.
Mr. w. y. Kemper, of franklin,
was IN town on Wednesday, returning
to bis home the next morning by one
OF the early trains.
Mrs Clement Price is a guest
of Mrs Geo. Simon aud daugi.
ters. Mrs. Price will probably
spend week or more combining
business and pleasure ON this
visit.
Mr. @. Il. Reynolds, now of
Warren, Ark, was recently vls-
tOr TO this city, his old home. on
a mission of business and pleas.
ure combined.
Mr.. Slavin Broussard returned
on Tuesday last from prolonged
visit to the island of Cuba lie
was employed in the tinsmItIIng
department OF one Of the big sug-
ar refneries.
Mr.. Sam'l Melancen left last
Sunday for Baton Rouge to re-
- sumo his studies at the l.. 8. u,
after having spent a very pleasant
vacation during the holidays ab
his home here.
Mr.. II. 8. Mcmahon left on
Thursday for New Orleans to con-
suit a specialist about his health
Els many friends regret that the
Q state Of his health has made such
. q mission advisable.
J. Mr.. John Case, of Bayou Chene,
}. was in town couple Of days this
: week. He came in by way of the
b Jeanerette canal. He says that
r he found upwards of twenty mo-
r tor boats moored In the canal
: when he came through.
/, MISS Nora Darby, of Mer
;, Rouge, La, was the guest of her
? sister, Mrs. Henri Girac, for three
: days the early part of this week
|, On Thursday she went out to Lo-
reauville to spend few days
with her brother. DIR. FL. o. OAR
Z. by before returning TO her north
Louisiana home.
Mr.. Euzebe Gonsoulin. of Fansse
] Pointe. was in town on Thursday fore
noon and caller mt this Office. He IL
one of the most enthusiastic co-work-
. ers for Tie bayous Boutte-Teche can
al, agreeing 10 allow tne engineer W
r locate the route to the best advantage
r over his lands. While the canal could
!. be shortened some |. srpents by
u adopting a route along the northern
: line of the Hutton plantation. he feels
: cOpfident that = survey will show
: more higher land on that aide than
E would be encountered on the south
9 side.
!. Mr.. Chas. GntekuDst, Of ST.
Martinyille, was here on Tuesday
and a pleasant caller 1T this Of
fee. He says that in all Of bis
travels he has never come across
y country blessed with more ma
ltural advantages and opportuni
ties than this section, the garden
spot Of Louisiana. All 1t needs IL
. unity Of purpose Of the people
who enjoy 1t to make Of it veri