New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-02-14
Gr:ffings Bros,
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Jacob s. Dallas,
Req! Estate Agents.
Farms. Residential Property Timber and
Timber Lends.
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ing at the time but would advise
the officials to have their engi-
neers be on the alert as the cross
ing at that point is said to be of
such nature that trains ought to
make but little time when in that
neighborhood.
The friends and acquaintan.
ces whom are numerous in this
vicinity of Mr.. Charles Pickett,
rejoice with him in the promotion
he has recently received at the
hands Of the Company he repre-
sents. Mr.. Pickett, some months
since took the agency here for
the National Biscuit Company,
one Of the largest of it's kind in
the United States and has made
such success in the management
of their business here that his EN-
ployers promoted him to that OF
their general agent over several
of the South Louisiana Parishes.
We felt certain when the young
gentleman took the position he
would make good and feel assur-
ed the Company he represents
will find him worthy of the best
at their hands.
The ladies Of the Convent
Auxiliary have issued cards an
nounocing Reception to take
place on Tuesday, February 18th.
from four to seven at Mt. Carmel
Convent. This is an opportunity
Of which many will avail them
selves to visit the fine new Con-
vent which has been recently re-
constructed from the old ante
bellum home set in the midst of
the old oaks on the banks of Ba-
you Teche. "A committee Of la
dies will be on hand to conduct
visitors through this complete
and modern edifice which has
just received it's finishing touches
from the large force of work
men which has been engaged for
several months. The Sisters are
expecting the visit of Archbishop |
Blenk in March, for the consecra-
ton of the pretty new Chapel,
which is now with the rest of the
new building, open for inspec-
ton. Refreshments will be
served by the Catholic ladies, as
sisted by their friends Of other
denominations, music will ba
furnished by the Convent Or
chestra and the only cost to the
visitors will be. an offering
dropped into the basket at the
door to assist the Auxiliary in
paying for the electric lighting
IF the building. The attendance
81 the gentlemen, interested in
The new accession to our City's
improvements is especially in
vited.
Elsewhere appears the act OF
Incorporation Of the New Iberia
Creamery, soon to be established
within our midst which should
De consolation to our people.
For many months Mr.. G. G.. Mel
ION Of the New Iberia & Northern
2ailroad has been bending ev-
,ry effort to see q creamery es-
ablished here. knowing the BEN
fits which will be derived to our
mall farmers and dairymen if
hev enter into the stock and
larry business. Had Mr.. Mel
on not received the encour-
lgement from our citizens
would have been impossible to
'aise the money, for that reason
We take pleasure in publishing
he names Of those Of our citi-
ems who gave him helping
land by furnishing the finances to
fleet the organization. The
ubscribers are p. Il. Renoudet.
J. G.. Nelson, Mic Muller, P. r.
,urke, Octave Renoudet, =. s.
sroussard, John R. Taylor, King
|ros., John M. Gallery, E. T. |,
Weeks. Fritz Dielein. r. J. Lock
God. W. q. Week. II. Scharh & |