New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-11-06

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estate were effected this week
and DR.. j. Arthur Goodwin is now
the poSsesSOr of two more pieces
of New Iberia real estate, having
purchased the property on the
East Side upon which his hos
pital now stands, as well as the
small residence adjoining. The
property in question was owned
by Mr.. Jerome Dcroucn.
1t VIII be gratifying news to
the lrlcliuS OF ArS. /. \. Martin.
the lady who on Friday n4ht
last Snot herself accldcntIy caES-
ing flesh Noi MT. 10 know what
she IS dong exceedingly we'll and
is OH the hign road TO carry re-
cOVcry.
ClStcrns and Tanks. Screen
ing OF al Recommendations
LumDcr so. LID.
Mr.. j. \. \iator has a-ain
demonstrated the uualuy OF ms
Single como hnOde island ncuS
when he met his competitors at
SnrcNeIOrt STAGE rair and won
ISt hen and "a cOckcrcl III Tue
strongest competition OF HedS ever
coOped IN the South. There was
not only heds from Louisiana
but some OF the largest breeders
Of Texas and Oklahoma. Mr..
Nlator' s next exhibit Will ne
Houston. Texas.
The Enterprise is in receipt
OF an lnNl.atlon 10 attend the
nuptlals at orlando, Florida on
November 10th of Mr.. Costa
LawtOn the eldest son of MIR. j. IS.
LawtOn, formerly of New ioerla
and Miss Catherine Berke of the
above mentioned place. The En-
terprise as well as the former
friends of the young gentleman
extend their congratulations to
the happy young couple.
The lovely home in East End
Of Hon. Edward l.. Estorge is re-.
ceiving a nice coat of fresh paint
which is being put on by the ar
tlstic and painstaking painter,
Mr.. Thos. j. Burnham.
-Messrs. Marcel Derouen and
Homer Landry, left on Thursday
for Bonham and San Antonio,
Texas in search of a carload of
mules which they hope to dispose
Of in this section upon their re-
turn.
The wedding of Mr.. |. D.
Redmond to Miss Agnes Herman
dez, two of our popular school
teachers took place in New Or
leans on Saturday, Oct. 3Oth at
2:3O of the clock.
The tax rolls as completed
by Assessor Z. Armance Derouen
are now in the hands of Sheriff
Henderson and his deputy tax
collector Vic POirson for the col
lection of taxes for the present
year. Avoid the rush which al
ways takes place in December
and present yourself at the win
dow and Mr.. Poirson, the efficient
and courteous official will present
you with receipt. =.
Among the now corners to
the Parish this week is Mr.. Clet
Dumesneil Of Rayne, La. The
gentleman has removed with his
family to the home of Mr.. F. NJ.
Bodin, his brother-in-law, on the
Stella Plantation and they have
also leased tract of land from
Mr.. Henry N. Pharr all of which
will be planted into rice next wear
on the co-partnership basis. De-
spite the low price of the cereal
this season. both of these gentle
men are optimistic in so far as the
rice crop is concerned. /
The fight for the nomination
for Marshal of the City Court in
the Democratic primary promises
to be as interesting as that of any
office in the Parish on that date. ,
so far the gentlemen to offer
themselves for the position are
the present encrmbent, Mr.. VI. J.
Dominique who promises if re-
elected to continue his work as
heretofore, Mr.. J Fay Breanx
present deputy sheriff of the Par
Sh, who prefers to serve the ppo-
pie III the capacity of Marshal and
VINO Tor four years under judge
DAVIS conducted the office 70 the
pest of his ability and Mr.. Ro-
nauld Miguel who it will be re-
nemhered served as Chief Of po-
ice for four years during the
over administration. .