New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-08-19

! The nuptials of Mr.. Edward
Leblanc, son Of eX-Clerk of
Court J. G. Leblanc and Miss
Adeline Dugas of this City was
conSummated last Tuesday morn
III" at st. Peter Catholic church
in the presence of few friends.
The couple have taken up their
residence on the East Side of New
Iberia.
No. 666 will cure Chills and
Fever 1t is the most speedy
remedy we know.
Advertised letters week end
ing Aug. 18th: +. Nj. Boyd,
Miss 'Incz Badeaux, Miss Anna
Curosso. Miss Alma Dunn, Joe
Hill, Miss Celeste Kelly. f. Lo-
reau, Miss Sarah Lees. Miss Nina
Leblanc. Miss Lura and mother
Lee, Mrs. SeIia Moore, Henry
Poimboeuf. Rev. II. J. Robinson
Mrs. Alec Romero, Preston
Ranalds, Clemy Smith, Raymond
Steavson, Miss Tetllo, Mrs. Julia
Wallace. When calling for the
above letters mention "Adver.
tised."
Sash, Blind and Door Factory,
special work of all description.
Cisterns and TankS.-Bertrand
Lumber CO.
The famous trotting stallion
"Bonnie Direct" the celebrated
PAGER owned by Mr.. Frank Greig
of Duboin was sold this week to
Mr.. Antoine Congue of Lafay-
cite. Bonnie Direct has record
of 2 :O5 IA and was brought here
from San Francisco, CAL, by Mr..
Greig some years ago and large
number Of our farmers and others
now have colts from him that will
no doubt make as fine showing
as their sire. Mr.. Congue now
possesses one of the finest breed
ing horses that was ever imported
into Louisiana and Bonnie Di-
rect s new owner can congratulate
himself upon his good fortune in
possessing this wonderful animal.
Cisterns and Tanks. Screen.
ing Of all Observation-Disclosures
Lumber Co. Ltd. 49,
Work is progressing rapidly
on the extension to the wood
working department of the Ber-
trand Lumber Company on Co.
rhine and Madison Streets which
is being managed by Mr.. Luke L.
Bertrand. The frame residence
that was standing at the corner
was this week removed to some
other site. to make room for the
extension to the sash. door and
blind factory which will soon be
employing a still greater number
of laborers, both skilled and un-
skilled. The Bertrand Lumber |
Co. plant will soon be one Of the |
largest in Louisiana and the cit
liens of New Iberia entertain
high hopes that Mr.. Bertrand
will also make a success out of
this branch of the industry.
Place your farm with us if you
want to sell it at its present
worth.-M. w. Fisher.
An imposing sight last Mon |
day was. when the boy scout troop
of Franklin passed through New
Iberia en- route to Crowley, to be
present at the scout rally held
there on Thursday. In the party
were about twenty young boys
who were travelling by auto with
tents and all the necessaries to
make camp life comfortable. The
boys reached New Iberia about l
o clock and continued their jour- ,
nev the same afternoon attract .
in. much attention in their mill
tary uniforms.
Last Saturday night Con-
FRESHMAN Whit P. Martin Of
rhibodaux INDUCED in some fish
while partaking of his supper in
company with other gentlemen,
md a short while thereafter suf-
'ered from ptomaine poisoning
which alarmed his friends all day t
Sunday. The Judge had been I
,illed for an address at Jeane-
'ette that day during the Wood I
men festivities. but his illness pre- o
luded his attendance and Hon. r
ohm NJ. Parker had to fill the 4
ill alone. Mr.. Martin circulated =
lmOnp orr DpOple on Monday =