New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-09-04

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in their entertainment of the
9th ult., and helped make it the
success it was.
There will be divine service
in the Presbyterian church on
Sunday at 7:45 P. VI. All are
cordially invited to attend.
See Bertrand Lumber Co., Ltd
! if you are in market for Ellwood
Hog fence.
We beg the indulgence Of our
readers for the absence from our
columns this week of the complete
audit Of the books of the City
, Treasurer which was completed
by Mr.. Harry Smith several days
ago. 1t was our intention to pub
fish the extensive report of thirty
, typewriter pages Of tabulated
matter in this issue Of The Enter
prise, as we had announced, but
owing to the big run of job print
ing which tied up all of our metal
it was impossible to complete the
work in time for this publication,
! consequently the report will ap-
pear in next Saturdays issue.
WANTED Second hand bath
tub. Apply to this office.
-Oftentimes we are called
upon to chronicle the removals
from our City to other fields,
which look more prosperors to
some of our citizens and who, for
some reason or other become al
lured from New Iberia. This
week it is our pleasure to report
the return of Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
Hatch, who for many years
managed the Alma House so sue
cessfully. They were at first 10
Gated at Baton Rouge where they
engaged in the hotel business for
number of years and thence
they drifted to our sister town Of
Lafayette, but found conditions no
better there. This week these
citizens returned home to be with
their friends once more and re-
habilitate themselves in business
pursuits. 1t is probable they will
engage in the restaurant line
i We wish them success.
Cisterns ard Tanks. Screen
ing of all Observation-Disclosures
Lumber Co.. Ltd.
The residence Of Mr.. Mic
Broussard, the popular manager Of
the Avery Island store has re-
ceived an artistic coat of paint
which makes it look very hand
some. The work was done by
! Mr.. Sidney De1Blanc who does
considerable work in that vicinity.
No. 666 will cure Malaria or
Bilious Fever. 1t kills the germs.
1t was our pleasure on Thurs
day to take a peep in the hand
some Bungaloo of Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Pfster, which was complet-
ed by our fellow-citizen and con-
tractor, Mr.. Thos. Monk in lower
Main street and the inside finish
made us somewhat envious of
our good neighbors possessions,
because all Of the inside fnishings
is of our native hardwood even to
a great part Of the furniture
which will ornament the interior
: Of the building. The sash, doors
and frames were manufactured by
| the planning department Of the
Bertrand Lumber Company and
at prices that would astonish
many of the residents. Another
item worthy Of especial mention
| is the class of homemade furni-
ture manufactured by Mr.. Louis
Folse whose factory is situated
at 204 Philip Street. All of the
hard wood mantels as well as an
oak buffet was turned out in this
gentleman's shop and no prettier
could be found in any household
in New Iberia. All of the red
gum flooring also came from the
swamps Of this Parish, we believe
it was manufactured by the Plan
tiers Lumber Company of Jeane-
rette. We understand Mr.. Folse
is also making complete set Of
furniture for Mr.. Pfster.
No. 666 will cure Chills and Few
er. 1t is the most speedy remedy
we know.
The manipulators of the rice
market continue to hammer the
prices down for the cereal and
many of the growers fear heavy
losses, unless the pendulum
swings back the other way. It
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