New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1917-03-17

from Vida Refinery to the oil
fields near Olivier. From what
we learn all Of the rails are EN-
route here and very soon those in
charge of the extension will begin
| throwing up embellishments for
| the laying Of the spurs leading tc
the oil fields.
Mrs, J. B. Hull is making
preparations to open next week
a cafe for ladies and gentlemen in
one Of the rooms on. the lower
! floor Of the Eureka Hotel 1t will
he known as the "Techla Cafe
and on the menu will be found
coffee. tea. cocoa, chicken salad.
gumbo and fish and game in sea-
son. Mrs. Hull expects to build
up nice trade in supplying
short orders to the ladies and gen
tlemen Of New iberia. There is
no doubt she will meet with sue
cess as a place Of this kind
where ladies can be served quick
lunches is badly needed here.
Break your Cold or La Grippe
with a few doses of 666.
"A streak of i'll luck seems to
follow our felIow-citizen, Mr..
Luke Trainor. For the third
time during his lifetime he has
met with the misfortune Of break
ing his right limb. On Thurs
day while in the act OF doing
some work in the plania" mill Of
20. !. Trainor's Sons. he stumbled
and fell to the ground breaking
his leo in the same place as his
previous accidents.
The regular services Of the
Tresbytern church will be held
next Sunday morning at the usual
hour. Prayer meeting on We'd
nesdav evening at 7 80 o'clock.
Rev. Paradis extends an invita-
ton to the public to be present.
After being actively engaged
in business for the past twenty
five years, Mr.. A. Daigre, from
what we are informed, has de
cided to retire indefinitely from
active commercial pursuits. 1t
will be gratifying news for the
friends Of Mr.. Homer naigre to
learn that he will take over the
large business now conducted by
Mr.. A. Daiere. Mr.. Homer Daigre
has been in the employ Of the firm
of King Bros. for many years
and has all of the business quail
fications to help him make a big
success of his undertaking, An
inventory of the stock of mer
chandise is now being made and
on Monday or Tuesday the sale
will be contaminated. making Mr..
Homer Daigre the proprietor.
SPECIAL. SOLID GOLD
Hat Pins 800 PAIR. huff
Sed'. -Pfster Bros.
Advertised letters, week end
ing March 10th: Miss E. Aillet,
Joseph Benjamin, Miss Claud
Berard, Sal. Bendow, Theogene
Bellard. IT., L. E. Guards, Mrs.
Eddie Dousai, Nathan Doris,
Frank Dabney, Mr., and Mrs. Ell
dred, Mrs. Annie Fowler, Jake
Fisher, Jake Fisher, Mrs. Eva
Gillory Miss Alice Held, Rev. c.
L. Jones. Mrs. Josephine Levy,
Gertrude Langla, Miss Leila Nor
want, Mrs. A. J. Miller. Mrs.
Margaret Martin, New Iberia
Lodge No. 80, Castle Hall, Chas.
Romero. Horace Thibodeaux.
When calling for the above letters
mention advertised. y
Sash, Blind and Ddrr Factory,
special work of ali DESCRIPTION:
Cisterns and Tanks.-B. rtrand
Lumber CO.
In oil matters Leases c6Gtfi,A 'e
to be made for boring and almost
daily some new conc ern oblig&te
themselves to put down wellSI
within a short space of time.
There are already some FIVE adj
ditional derricks on the fields
proper and by Monday active I,
work will begin by new com
panies drilling for oil. Several
Of The Enterprise Oil
60. were held this week at the
offices in the State Bank building
md the board of directors decid-
ID that they would purchase a