New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-01-17
AT a meeting of the stool

AT a meeting of the stock
holders of the State National
Bank last Tuesday the following
gentlemen were reelected to act
as officers and directors to serve
the ensuing term: President, Al
bert Estorge; Vice Presidents,
A. Daigre and Ed. l.. EstOrge /;
Cashier, j. r. Perry; Assistant
Cashier, W. G.. Segura; Dircc-
tors, George j. Sabatier. Henry
n. Pharr, Ed. l.. Estorse, j. R.
Perry, c.. c. Henshaw, Geo. w.
Dallas, A. Daigre, Albert Els
forge, Mic Muller and Jules
Dreyfus.
The Peoples National Bank
of this City held their regular an
nual election of the Board of Di-
rectors last Tuesday which re-
suited in the following selection /:
Messrs. Felix Patout, Lazar /
King, Adolph Koch, Jos. J..
Smith, Luke Trainor, John Il.
Taylor, NJ. Gouguenheim, Leopold
Levy and Leopold King. The Of
ficers Of which We will publish
as soon as the Board concludes
their work.
The beautiful home Of Mr..
F.. w. Crosby along the Model
Road leading to Jeanerette was
transferred this week to Mr.. II. ).
Sealy of the New iberia Steam
Laundry. Mr.. Crosby will leave
here to-day with his family for
Columbia, Miss, where he has ac-
copied a position in the same
capacity of that which he was
engaged in here His friends
wish him success.
Mr.. G A. Mestayer purchased
last week the elegant piece OF
real estate known as Nestle Down
Nursery, situated along the Troi-
lev and Model Road from Hon.
Porteus X Burke and will remove
therein with his little family IN
few days. The gentleman has
engaged experienced help to as
sist him in breeding Dark Cornish
chickens and will ere long to
have one of the best chicken
farms in this section of
the State. Mr.. Mestayer's stock
of Dark Cornish continues to take
prizes at almost every show where
they are placed on exhibition.
The stockholders of the Git
liens Bank Of this City met as pc"
call last Tuesday to elect q
Board Of Directors and Officers TO
serve during the present year
which was as follows: Board
Messrs. p. G. LeBourgeois, Felix
Patout. Louis Pfster, f.. y.
Weeks, Chas. L. Provost, II. Pa
tout, A. C. Duboin, T. r. Gayle
and j. w. X. Shaw. Immediately
upon their election they reflect
ed the same officers to manage
the institution which is as fol
lows: President, p. G. LeBolr-
geois; Vice President, r. I.
Weeks; I'd Vice President, IL.
Patout; Cashier, Chas. l.. Provost;
Bookkeeper, Marc. j. Derouen.
MIR. Adam Bagarry of this
City was joined into wedlock last
Thursday at Lafayette with Miss
Celeste Bertrand, a young lady
of Jtanipgs, who met the young
gentleman there with her father
at the hour set for the ceremony
that made them man and wife,
Among the friends Of Mr.. Bag
AIRY who accompanied him to
Lafayette for the happy occasion
were Messrs. Ashton Moss, Mike
Vidrine, Willie Decuir, Allen
Daigre, Fulie Broussard, Tony
Eckart, Joe Jennaro and Alex
Levy. The couple arrived here
yesterday where they will reside
in the future.
-Rehearsais are held several
times Il week by the east who will
give a minstrel show some time.
in the near future under the aus
pieces of New Iberia Lodge No.
554, B. p. o. Elks. The minstrel
will undoubtedly be one of the
best ever staged in this City and
our people should lend the boys
encoura gemept by their presence
on the occasion. The east will
be as follows: Ashton Moss,
Harry J. Smith, Isidore Gajan,
Morris Rosenzweig, Julius Maier,
Nat Dauteriye. Louis Jennaro,
Rene Courage, Norbert Mestayer,
Paul Doerle, Tim Hanley, Jehn
BuqnOr, Gus LampereZ, tllDert
Kahn, Willie Decudr, Allen
Daigre. M. Steinberg, John
Perry, Geo. II. Riviere, r. ID.
Southwell, Armand Broussard.
Speclalties-Ashton Moss, vocal
solo; Geo. "Ludky" Richar |,
monologue; II. Dieudonne, vocal
solo; Don Dulany, violin solo;
George Doerle, soprano; Miss
Elio Deislanc, violin solo; Miss
Bessie Gaiiiand, vocal selection;
Miss Celeste Dimitry, recitation.
Last Wednesday Governor
Luther f. Hall spent a very busy
day here where he met delegations
of citizens in the office of Messrs