New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1915-11-13

LOCALS. y


tomorrow morning at II o clock.
The public is invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. l.. Renoudet
announce the wedding Of their
daughter. MathiIde to Mr.. Louis
\. Valet, the wedding to be very
quietly celebrated on Monday,
Nov. 18th at ) 80 0 clock \. NJ.
at the Catholic church. New Ibe-
( ria. No cards. Friends Of both
families are invited through this
medium.
On the occasion of the stop
! over here tOr nNe minutes OF the
Liberty Bel next FRIDAY morn
ing at $50 0 clock, The Cul It's
! HuOllsnng Company OF IhlIadel-
phia VIII through their local
agent, Mr.. y. y. Dauterive, dis
tribute several hundred photo
graphic reprOduc tons Of the Dec
IaratlOn OF independence, doc
ument most reVered by all patrl-
otIc Americans.
Mr.. and Mrs. John PerrOn
had the sad misfortune OF losing
their little infant son, aged eight
days who passed away on Tues
day, Nov ember 9Th. The remains
were inferred in the Catholic
cemetery on Wednesday after
noon, the services being held at
theMethodist church.
The wedding of Mr.. Andrew
Lassalle and Miss Louella Howell,
a daughter Of Mr.. Harding Howell
was solemnized last Wednesday
morning at 1920 o'clock by Rev.
Lutz of the Methodist church.
These young people will continue
their residence here.
Iberia Camp No. 17OS L. c. V.
was represented at the Reunion
at New Orleans this week by
Capt. E. j. Carstens, one Of the
most enthusiastic members Of the
Camp. He reports very enjoy.
able trip and says much good was
accomplished by the Reunion.
Mr.. Alexis Voorhies Of this
City who is representing A. Bald
win & Co., of New Orleans is Civ
ing New Iberia a great deal OF
advertising with his Ford auto
which he uses to travel over the
State. He has had made a water
proof sample box which sits on
the back of the car, painted in
CONSPICUOUS letters giving New
iberia as his headquarters. Our
City needs all Of the advertising
it can get and others who travel
out of this place could well adopt
the same method of advertising.
Next Sunday afternoon at
2:30 o'clock the dwelling Cere-
monies Of the Woodmen Of the
World fraternal and benevolent
order will be held at the Pro-
testant cemetery, the event being
the unveiling Of the monuments
Of the late ex-Mayor Alphe Fon-
telieu and that Of Mr.. Frank J.
Mestayer. The beautiful and i'm
pressive ceremony will be con-
Quoted by Gen. A. B. Booth who
has consented to be present at the
important services. The local
Lodge will also be visited by the
Camp of Breaux Bridge who will
unveil the monument Of the late
J. B. Alexander. The public is
invited to be present.
-Messrs. CASTOR J. and Rene
Mestayer this week leased the
dairy farm of Mr.. Alphonse La
cour, situated on the road lead !
ing to Spanish Lake. These young
gentlemen have purchased an ex-
cellent supply Of fine dairy cows
and will engage in the business
on an extensive scale. Their
card appears in another column
the trade of the public.
Mr.. CASTOR Mestayer will con-
tinue as heretofore as a runner in
the New iberia National Bank
while his brother Rene will con-
duct the dairy.
Mrs. j. B. Hull has been en-
gagged by the Daughters of the
Confederacy in Lafayette to take
charge of their entertainment to
be given on the night Of Decem-
oer 10th. This entertainment
will be largely musical, a chorus
IF forty voices being guaranteed.
Mrs. Hull will begin the training
immediately after the entertain
nent Of the Degree of Pocahon-
-1S on Friday Nov JQ+L II H..