The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1914-10-24

Sunday -Pattersonville Tribune
Dir. and Mrs Willie Folse anc
children, Of New iberia, were the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Z. Hayde
Sunday .-Pattersonvllle Tribune,
MISS Julia Mcmahon, science
teacher of the Welsh High school
spent Saturday and Sunday with
relatives and friends in New Ibe
ria. Welsh Journal.
MIR. and Mrs. ID. j. Gauthreanx
returned from their bridal trip on
Tuesday nights train.
Mr.. Harry Costa went to Gal.
weston, Texas, last week, having
recovered from his recent illness
sufficiently to allow him to resume
his work there. Ills wife and
son, Burton, will join him tue first
OF next month.
Miss Lucy Phillips has return
ed 10 her home in Lake Charles.
after visit to her sister and
brother, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Ii. Love.
Mr.. Gordon A. Sandoz and family
will reoccupy his beautiful residence
on East Main street by the first of No
vember, returning from Jettersou's Is
land.
Mrs Il. Y. Melancon returned
on Sunday from Morgan City
where she had been on visit to
her daughter, Sister Angelina, in
the Convent there.
Mr. A l. Marshall. formerly of this
city. now cashier of the Peoples Bank
aud Trust Co.. of Lafayette, has hand
ed in his resignation to take effect on
the first prox. Mr.. Marshall says he
is going into business for himself.
Mrs. Byron w. Eells and little
son returned from a visit to
Crescent City relatives on last
Sunday, via Port Barre. Mr..
Eells went up to Port Barre to
meet his wife and son and re
turned with them.
Miss &. Terrell, one of the &C.
complished lady teachers of this
city now engaged IN school work
at Morgan City, was home for a
week end visit a week ago.
Capt. L. j. Carstens, Captain
Commander of Iberia Camp No.
1883, U. G. v, left on Wednes
day morning for Lafayette to at
tend the State Convention of the
Veterans. Adj A.
A. Flory, and Color Sarg. X. ID.
Stansbury were also In atten-
dance.
Mr.. Carl Richter arrived here
on Monday of this week from
Canada, where he had spent the
summer tie left there on The
Wednesday before. He had plan,
ned trip to Europe with his
niece for the summer, but fail
are to mature the details before
,hings began 10 look like war over I
here, saved him from an embar.
'asslDg and anxious situation.
Mr.. Adolphe Mestayer has
about concluded all the details for
he sale of bis beautiful home
,laee out on the end of Iberia !,
street to Mr. w. ID. Reynolds.
he price agreed upon is $500.
dr. Mestayer and family will go .
o Alexandria to make their home.
Mr. Il +. Heller, the manager ;,
f the Armour Packing Co.'S :,
ranch house here, has secured a q
'romotion from his employers. ;
his advancement however will :,
his making his home !,
n Alexandria. This business :,
community will regret his depart. :
re, while at the same time he Is =
0 be congratulated upon his good +
Oh tune.
DR.. Z. M Williams, for several b
ears and up to few weeks ago G
ouse surgeon at st. Mary's Hos b
ital, is spending several weeks a
l Chicago and Cleveland before 81
DING TO Shreveport to locate. 81
'r. Williams ranks among the Il
'ading surgeons of the South, "
nd his removal from thts eommu- a
Itygwfth bis family ia-tolbeLa1 b
rettru- attttefsunvTf1u frfbun+~9
Yesterday evening Mr.. E. F. -
lillard suffered a sudden and Sc ~
Gus stroke of paralysis. At
rasant writing his condition n