New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-09-05
Married at Gretna, La, on

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Louise Goulas also Of this City.
The couple returned home last
Wednesday night.
WANTED-POsition of book
keeper. Reference furnished on
request. J. A. FAGOT.
For a number Of years it has
been evident that some steps be
taken in this section for the pro
lection Of bird and fish life and
IN fact the enforcement OF all
conservation laws now on the
statute books. On September
I'd meeting Of the citizens IN
terested in these laws met at the
Court House for the purpose OF
ORIGINATING a good strong AS
soclation all pledged to see that
all State and Parishes ordlnan-
ces relative to the shooting OF
game only in season be put into
effect. On Wednesday, evening
another meeting Of the member
ship was held and bylaws and
,.sies adopted which was signed
by not less than twenty-five ac-
tive members. The first officers
are Messrs. w. B. Kramer, pres
ldent with Mr.. Clet Girard as
secretary. The full minutes ap-
pearlng in another column OF this
journal.
The wedding of Miss Addie
i. Carter. daughter Of Mrs. E. s..
Carter of this City and Mr..
George Couch of Patterson, was
solemnized at Alexandria, La, on
September the LIST at the home
of her brother, Mr.. Jas. Carter.
Miss Carter will be remembered
by many as the former manager
Of the Postal Telegraph office in
New Iberia. For the past year
she had been holding a re-
onsible position at Monroe.
The young couple passed through
New Iberia en- route to their
home at Patterson where they
will reside in the future.
On the occasion Of the visit
here of Mr.. Roosevelt next Tues
day the Ladies Guild Of the Epis
copal church will sell refresh
ments in the Fisher building ad-
oining Hotel Frederic. The
committees who have in charge
he menu will spare no pains to
serve refreshments and dinners
that should be a drawing card
that day. Our business men are
also invited and requested to
take dinner with them which will
be sold at reasonable prices. The
cause being a worthy one every
oody is invited.
We are more than pleased to
announce to our readers that the
Parish Demonstration Farm as
outlined by the Federal Govern
ment will be placed upon Hope
Farm, the Committee having
made their report at Washington
Immediately after arriving there.
This is certainly good news to
our farmers who will soon be in
position to attain much knOwl-
edge through the experts who
will have the Live Stock Farm
n charge. On Thursday last the
Police Jury, in keeping with their
promise to the committee made
an appropriation of one-third the
cost for the erection of the Pom
toon Bridge at the Sandager
Plantation just this side Of Hope
and also made an appropriation
of $500 for the erection of dip
ino watts in each Ward for the
eradication of the cattle tick
which is so detrimental to this
State. 1t is only question Of a
few years when the entire quar-
antined imposed upon Louisiana
will be raised and we will be in
Il position to obtain the same pri-
ces for our live stock as other
sections that have freed them
selves of this pest years ago.
The people Of this section should
have reason to be thankful for
the appropriation made for the
Live Stock Demonstration Farm
and had not our citizens got busy
when they did, Iberville Parish
would have captured it. 1t
shows conclusivelv what can be