New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1917-08-18
DR.. J. A. Goodwin retul

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from a business trip to Bea Amont
Mrs. LeDoux Smith has re
turned home from a visit to Ba-
ton Rouge and Alexandria.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. n. Clemens left
Tuesday for their home in Ged
La.
Mr.. Jay Taylor left Wednesday
for Vinton where he has expects
to be employed for the fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Patout
and children of Patoutville were
visitors here Wednesday.
Rev. Brown returned last Sat
urday from visit to North Car
DINA.
Mr.. Owens arrived here Thurs
day from Meridian, Miss, to visit
his daughter, Mrs. Switzer.
Miss Blanche Haste will re-
turn Sunday from visit to
friends in Crowley.
Mr.. J. S. Power, Jr. son Of
Judge j. S. Power left this week
for Danna, Texas where he is to
fill a nice position with the
Western Union Telegraph Go Mr..
Power has been employed
with the New Iberia Electric
Light Plant. He carries with him
the good. wishes of many friends.
The friends Of Mr.. VIM. Lassalle
will be pleased to learn that he
has almost completely regained
his health after several weeks
confinement. Mr.. Lassalle had
an attack of pneumonia which he
contracted while at Hot Springs,
Ark. some weeks since, and for q
time it was feared it might be
serious with him.
Miss Ruby DeBellevue Of
Marksville, after spending two
weeks visiting at the home OF
Sidney DeBellevue left for Crow
ley yesterday when she will spend
I few days before going home.
Mr.. Willie Pellerin Of New Or
leans spent last Saturday and Sun
! day in New Iberia.
Mr.. S. B. DeBellevue visited
New Orleans this week.
Among the young men who re-
turned from Fort Logan H. Roots
on Thursday were I'd Lieutenants
Perry Burke and Robt. j. Landry.
Mr.. Warren Jefferson returned
with them. Mr.. Jefferson, so we
were informed was offered a Sec
ond Workmanship when the Sc
lections were made but preferred
to 90 into training to try for the
first. Mr.. James T. Monk who
was awarded a first Workmanship
stopped off at Coushatta, La, to
spend a few days.
Mrs. O. G.. Ellis. who has been
a guest in the home of her broth
er-in-law, Mr.. Dale Ellis, in Tai
lulah, since her marriage in April,
is now in Norfolk, Va, where her
husband, Boatswain o. G. Ellis.
u. S. N, is stationed. Mrs. Ellis
will remain in Norfolk for two
months, after which she will spend
some time with Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Grevemberg, in Olivier,
La. It will be remembered that
Mrs. Ellis was before her mar
riage, on April 26, Miss Florence
Grevemberg Of Olivier.
Pleasure parties to Vefmilion
Bay are quite common this sum-
mer and there are many Of our
residents who get great deal of
pleasure out of them. Last week
a party made of Messrs. Ulysses
Landry, Emile Moresi of Jeanc
rette; Edgar Laporte and Mr..
V. L. Caldwell and sons of Yer
million chaproned a number OF
ladies on a trip via Vermllion
Bayou and they enjoyed them
selves immensely. In the party
were Mrs. George Lay and
Misses Carmen and Juanita VII
larubia Of New Orleans; Misses
Eva. Levie and Julie Minvielle Of
Jeanerette; Mrs. Fred G. Decuir
and Misses Noemie and Lila Lam
dry Of this City. Most Of their
time was spent in the beautiful
Pelican club house on the beach
and they report fish in abundance.
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