New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-09-18
FAIR NOTES,

! TIC COMMITTEE OIL tut pa duV
, of the Teche Fair Association are
very busi!y engaged getting up
the parades that will take place
during the Fair. We understand
that these parades will consist Of
floats containing various agricul-
tural products, the entire Live
Stock, Swine, etc, that will be on
exhibit will also be included in
the parade. Floats containing
exhibits Of the various depart
ments Of the Far, the City off
cials. farmers, floats of merchants
and Business houses, lodges, dee
Grated automobiles, etc.
We are requested to announce
that all citizens Of Iberia are
urged to take part in this parade
in some form or other, either by
entering floats, decorated cars,
riding, etc. The farmers of the
Parish are particularly requested
to be present, and take part in
the parade, as this is an Agricul-
tural and Live Stock Fair. Our
farmers should all Join in this
parade. They should not worry
about the looks of the horse they
ride. if they have not a thorough
bred, pony will do, if they have
not pony. ride mule, but by
all means let us for once see all
Our farmers and other citizens in
the parade which is to a great
extent their parade. They can
also help materially by preparing
neat floats decorated with farm
products. Or enter even a wagon
filled with products from the
farm.
The first days parade will be
Friday. Sept. oath at 10 O'Clock
and will form ready to start at
the Post Office. corner of Weeks
and Main Streets.
This parade will be repeated
again on Sunday. Our mer-
chants should get busy at once
decorating their places of bust ]
ness, so as to make our City more
attractive during the Fair.
Everybody connected with the
Fair is busy trying to make it the
success it should be. Volumes of
literature, dodgers, posters, cata- t
logues, circulars, etc, have been {
sent out from the Fair office dur {
ing the past two weeks covering I
the entire Southwest Louisiana /
and a good portion of the State, a
ALI IN all, the Fair has been very c
extensively advertised. and with L
good weather we should witness V
The largest aggregation of people t
ever seen in New Iberia in its his r
DRY. The buildings are being PIT {
n readiness and under the super-
'lslon of Mr.. R. A. Jacob and the a
work is moving along nicely. AS t
his is the Fair of every woman n
nan and child Of the Parish of t;
oerla, it is useless to say that the Il
le9ree OF It's success is I'D to Won. Fl
Let us put our shoulders to the u
Wheel. Il
Parade Committee.-H. S. Sea- O.
y, Honorary Chairman; Alfred O.
'ewald, Chairman; Ralph South p
zen, II. T. Ribbeck, DR.. F. F. a
,ourts, b. Fl. Bufinton, E. NJ. CT
'outte, j. G. Leblanc, Jr., Henry 81
.roussard. Fred Decuir, J. ! 1T
orgey, DR.. J. H. White. J. r tn
eJeune, F. J. Dauterive, Frank fo
[onton, DR.. Edmond Landry, J. "a
Ewes, Emile Gajan, P. A. Con M
I'd, Sidney Harry, DR.. W. R. pr
oudreau, Albert Stafford. Henry SC
allols. DR.. T.. A. Conrad, f. Tau. ST
I. L.. Burke, Geo. Henderson ac
10: A. Buquor, Max Levy, S. B. in
ebellevue, w. 0. Hugonin, Chas.
arstens. CHI
Reception Committee.-H. s. so
ally, Chairman; A. Daigre |
lies Dreyfus, DR.. w. F. Car. -
ems, Abe Hirsch, Emile Simon =
bert DeBlanc. O. Renoudet. C. Il
Nelson, c. 0. Babin, Jules MI,
1puy, DR.. J. W. K. Shaw. W. e Rs
'rnard, Geo. J. Cousin. d. A. i.
mltry, DR.. Fl. A. King, Joel n y
sher, W. B. Sharp, Thos. Monk. H
r. Broussard, NJ. B. Lemaire' SO SO
a. Valet, DR.. T. R. GAYLE r Fe
McMahon, w. G. Disch. A. p
rrow. T. L. Renoudet. E. J. Car M,
ms, $. Q. Nuckolls, Dr. G. ! s ss'
batter. K. j. Lockwood A. T i've
DR.. A. G. Emmer. 7 r PM
rry; Henry Smith, A. J. Man.
IS. Robert Taylor, NJ. Galliand :.