New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-05-27
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Bermuda and Creole variety which
was raised by that energetic and
Successful farm:r Mr. Walter So
g,lra on his plac" near town. Mr.
Segura has about two tons Of the
finest onions ever raised ~
this Parish and If is hoped he
Will realize nice sum of them.
From what we are informe,r,
Mr.. Rene Delcambre was also very
sucreSsfr with his onion crop. out
Of half an acre he realized
%S7 90 in cash. the whole output
netting HIM &c a pound. The sale
was made to a local dealer who
IL turn has shipped the supply
to outside markets.
$3.50 per wear in advance buys
both the daily Times-Picayune and
New iberia Enterprise. See us
about your subscription.
Mr.. Walter F.. VilIermin. the
expert electrician and dealer in
lighting supplies is installing a
siXty-fivc light storage battery
plant at the beautiful country
home Of DR.. J. !. Harrison at
Spanish Lake. Now that these
small storage battery plants can
be operated 50 successfully, prop
erty that is situated outside of
the confines of municipality can
easily have these plants installed
at nominal cost and oct heauti-
full lights We understand the
Lowell Y home being erected by Mr..
Jos. j. Smith at Olivier will also
be equipped with the same service.
The members Of the Elk
Lodge who usually take part in
the annual picnic will be de
LIGHTED to learn that the next
will be held at Charenton Shell
Beach on Sunday. June 18th. It
has not been definitely decided
upon whether the trip will he
made by railroad or automobiles,
but it matters not which, the at
tendance will be large. Those
who are DESTROYS Of making the
trip should make it known to the
committee in charge so that seats
will be reserved for them.
No. 666 will cure Malaria or
Bilious Fever. It kills the germs
We Inadvertently omitted to
mention in our issue Of last Sat
urdav the graduating exercises of
the 1916 class Of the New Iberia
High School which took place at
the Elk Theatre building on Fri
lay night. Those who were Civ
IN their diplomas by Prof. Valet.
he Parish Superintendent, were
he Misses Lefty Grace Decourt,
Georgia Muriel Elmer and Mas
.ers Jules l.. Arnandez. Antoine
= 'Broussard. Thos. E. Burnham,
Homer F. Daigre, Lee b. Her
'eche. Henry G. Mcmahon and
larry G. Sheard. The Elks The
tire was packed and .jammed TO
'vnriowing with men, women and
children who were DESTROYS of
witnessing the interesting pro-
ram which was as follows:
nvoc alton Rev. M. r. Paradis
long ...... Lafayette Quartet
address -. Mr.. Charles Dunbar
ong $3.50. New iberia Glec Club
'resentation Of Diplomas
Almanac. Supt. Il. A. Valet
'arewell Song Graduates
enediction 49,. Rev. LangloisI
Advertised letters at New
'eria for week ended May Goth,
JIG: Miss Clara Angelic, Miss
amille Broussard. Mr.. r. A..
oleman, Mr.. Waters Clark, Mr.
ohm De Conquer, +. Green, Miss
nder Geatgl. Miss Florence
race, Mr. T. II. Harper. Mr.. John '
ouis. Mr.. John Lewis. Miss {
nellie Laloire, Mrs. +. s. Moss,
r. John Solomon. Mr.. GUNNER ]
eddie. Mrs. Mary WRIGHT. Mrs.
lila Wallace. When calling for !
e above please say advertised.
Automobile for sale cheap :
pplv to this office.
Many of orr people will take t
Vantage of the opportunity to I
sit the Clarendon Shell Beach
morrow morning going by c
Gamer at the invitation Of he q
a Fire Company No. l, the mem \
RS having arranged a nicely /
ted barge to make it comfort .
lie for the guests who will 90
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