New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-06-12
The friends of Mr.. c.. L. Wild

The friends OF Mr.. 4. II. Wld
ney, now of Chicasha, Oklahoma
will rejoice to learn that his sol
Charles is rapidly recovering
from a serious case of Pneumonia
The yOUng man was taken sick
: just a few days before finishing
his education in the High Schoo
Of that city which deprived hin
of his diploma for the time being
Miss Bessie Burnham a daugh
ter Of Mr.. Thos. J. Burnham re
turned home last week from Erath
whittier she has been in charge OF
a public school. She will enjoy
her vacation here with her par
entS.
We wish to extend our thanks
to Mr.. Harold Henderson for an
invitation to attend the com
mencemfnt exercises of st
Charles COLLEGE. Grand Coteau,
where he has completed his stud
les. Harold intends to take up
some higher studies in some other
place of learning.
Mr.. James B. Diggs of Tulsa,
Oklahoma. a brother of Rev. X. r.
Diggs of this City spent couple
of days here this week. Mr.. Diggs
is the general attorney of the
Gulf Pipe Line Company of Okla
hOma.
The friends of Master Robert
.Laperouse, son Of Mr.. Willis
Laperouse are pleased to learn
that he is rapidly recovering from
an attack of Typhoid fever.
Mr.. A. Daigre leaves today for
San Francisco. Salt Lake City
and other points to be absent for
some time. During his trip he ex-
poets to cover not less than six
thousand miles. He will also
take in the T. p. A. Convention
at Omaha. Nebraska.
, Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Cultivate
left this week for st. Louis, Mo-,
where they will spend few days
after which they will proceed to
Omaha, Nebraska. to attend the
National II. p. A. Convention
They expect to be away for a
month.
! Congressman Whit p. Martin
spent several days here this weeh
circulating among his friends.
Mr.. Martin has many admirers in
New Iberia and his constituents
are always pleased to greet him.
Mrs. Thorpe Price of Holloway,
La. arrived here this week to look
after her interests in New iberia.
Her friends were delighted to see
her again.
Mr.. Isidore Rosenzweig, in
charge of the cutting department
Of the A. Rosenzweig Tailor Shop.
left last Thursday to take a
special course in his line. While
there he will buy the full line of
fall and winter suitings for his
employer.
DR.. Henry J. Dauterive, a son
Of our fellow-citizen, Mr.. F. j.
Dauterive arrived from Chicago,
Ill. this week to be the guest of
his parents for a few days. The
doctor has just completed a course
in surgery at the famous Mercy
Hospital which took about eigh-
teen months Of his valuable time.
Whether or not he will return to
Franklin to resume his former
practice we are unable to state.
We predict bright future for the
young gentleman.
Mr.. Hilton Sandoz arrived home
this week from the State Univers-
ity at Baton Rouge, having COM
pleted his law studies and re-
ceived his diploma as full
f1edged disciple of Blackstone.
Mr.. Sandoz intends to practice
his profession in New Iberia
where he has an extended ac-
ouaintance and many warm
friends. The Enterprise extends
its best wishes to the young gen
tleman and feels assured he will
build up a large clientele
among our people.
The young boys and girls Of
Olivier gave an enjoyable picnic
asst Sunday, the day was spent in
a continual round Of pleasure,
games were played in the morn
ng and dancing in the evening.
those that enjoyed the
affair were the following: Misses
Stella Allemand. Angela Romero.
)ctavia Romero, Ann Dudley,
lillian Shaw. Anna Romero, Noe
lie Dugas, Annie Sorrel, Mable
)ugas, Mrs. S. f. Sorrell, Mrs.
slaise Plaisance. Mrs. Theo. Sc