New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1917-03-10

, o CLOCK ~. NJ, the venerable MIS-
Charles Durand, born April 10th,
1929. Mrs. Durand leaves "a large
number Of children and grand
children to mourn her death. The
funeral was conducted from st
Peters Catholic church in this
City on Tuesday morning at nine
o'clock after which the remains
were inferred in the Catholic
cemetery at Loreauyille.
Sash, Blind and Door Factory,
special work Of ali description.
Cisterns and Tanks.-Bertrand
Lumber CO.
Mr.. Eugene Levy, son of
Hon. Max Levy is now a young
benedict and is receiving the con
gratulationS Of his MANY friends.
On Wednesday evening he was
united in wedlock to Miss Bella
Gehr, charming young lady of
that thriving city. The beauti-
full ceremonies were conducted by
Rabbi L. }. Rothstein of the jew
iSh Temple in the presence OF
numerous relatives and friends.
After the ceremony which made
the happy couple man and wife
was concluded they boarded a
train bound for Tampa, Florida,
where they will spend their hon
eymoon. We understand Mr..
and Mrs. Levy will east their lot
at Alexandria.
Sash, Blind and Door Factory,
special work of all description.
Cisterus and tanks.-Bertrand
Lumber Co.
COWS FOR SALE.
Fresh and i'll milk. Telephone
215.
Hon. Hypolite (Bob) Patout
Of Patoutville was a visitor IN
New Iberia on Monday. Mr.. Pa
tout is in the market for 10000
barrels of crude oil and is anxious
to make contracts with oar local
people for oil to supply his re
finery and sugar mill. 1t is more
than probabIe that within thc next
four weeks orders such as Mr..
Patout is seeking will be filled
with ease right here in our own
field.
|. Spring Millinery Opening on
Wednesday and Thursday, March
14-15 at Miss Ida NJ. Cheatham s.
Mr.. f. G.. Carpenter, the dis
tinguished syndicate writer whose
publications appear in most of
the leading magazines and news
papers Of the United States was
in New Iberia for a few hours last
Saturday. Mr.. Carpenter was ac-
companied by Mr.. Mayo, in charge
of the Industrial Department of
the Southern Pacific lines. While
in this vicinity a trip was made
to the famous Avery island. We
understand the purpose of Mr..
Carpenter in visiting the Teche
section was to write up the coun-
try. Owing to the inclement
weather the day of the gentle
man. visit, but few Iberians had
a chance to meet him.
OFFICE FOR RENT.-Steam
teated, s"lotary Appliances Ap-
ply to Lees Drug Store.
The lecture of Mr.. Peter Col
Inns, under the auspices of the
Knights of Columbus Of New he
ria last Sunday evening at the
Elk Theatre was a treat to all
who were present. His clear and
logical treatment of great prob |
lens which confront the Ameri- !
can people at this time won many
converts to his way of reasoning. !
His talk was free Of bitterness
which makes for better under !
standing and a kindlier feeling
between every element in a com
Mr.. Collins lectures meet
the appreciation of clergymen
throughout the country OF
all denominations, as well as
sociologists, professors. statesmen
and the working men and there
is no doubt his visit to New Ibe- !
ria has done much good. The /
Knights of Columbus Of New Ibe-
ria deserve the thanks Of the
community for their efforts to
lend enlightenment to the people ,
Of New Iberia.
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