New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1918-04-06
The Services in the Presbv-

M. tomorrow, and the Prayer
meeting next Wednesday at the
same hour. A cordial invitation
to all is extended.
The friends of Mr.. R. j.
Lockwood, the former general
manager Of the New Iberia and
| Northern Railroad will be pleased
to learn that he is now a Cap
tain of an Engineer Corps and at
no distant date will likely be
Somewhere in France" I'M
mediately upon our entrance into
the world conflict, Mr.. Lockwood
rendered his services to the
''powers that be- and his rapid
rise already to a captaincy is no
surprise to those that know the
gentleman.
See Fisher & Murray for real
estate. They have on their list a
sonable rates.
Work has been started on
the store building of Mr.. Frank
Delahoussaye on his recently pur-
chased lot corner of Main and
Lewis Avenue. Mr.. Delahoussaye
intends to keep in stock a large as
sortment of fancy and staple
groceries.
The regular annual election
Of officers Of the Unsectarian Aid
Society will be held this after
noon at four o'clock in the Elk
Theatre building. This being one
Of the most important meetings of
the Association it is encumbent
upon all of the interested men,
bers to be present.
Sash, Blind and Door Factory,
special work of all description.
Cisterns and Tanks.-Bertrand
Lumber Co.
Advertised letters week end
ing March 30th, 1918: Adam
Broussard. John Batisa, Mrs. Loise
Blance, w. H. Carver, Edgar
Charles, G. G. Edwards. Miss Ed
nor Gorge, Inez Joseph, ALERT
Joseph, Felicie Morton, DR.. Geo.
Maycrosa, Miss Clemonce Owens,
Charles Olivier, Mrs. Emmer Rob-
ertson, Mrs. Mary Romero, Miss
Elivenia Smith. S. E. Segura,
Mrs. Chas. Thompson, J. E.
Whiteworth, Sardis Williams.
When calling for the above let
tiers mention advertised.
The many friends Of Mr..
Basile Duboin were glad to learn
that the operation performed upon
him at the Patterson Sanitarium
was success. Mrs. Leon Lozes
was at her fathers bedside at the
time. On Thursday morning,
Messrs. Leon FACES, F. Dencausse
and T. J. Lejeune motored there
also to be present at the opera
ton.
See Fisher & Murray for real
estate. They have ON their list
a number Of good properties at
reasonable rates.
AS an example to others who
do road work we were requested
to make note Of the efficient work
done by Mr.. Lazard King on a
five-mile stretch of road running
from Loreauville to Grand Lake
at only cost to the Parish Of
1925. The ploughing cost
$500; rounding, ETC., $1,000 and
the cleaning of the drains 1915.
It is now up to others who are
interested in keeping the high
ways in good condition to try
their hand while the summer
are on and all of the
ploughing through the Parish
almost completed.
We learn that steps will be
taken by Mr.. w. II. Carver within
a few days to start the construc-
ton of the Rice Mill to be erected
in our City by him, so as to have
the mill in readiness to handle
this years crop being raised by
our farmers. The mill as stated
before will be on a lot in East
End and be accessible to both
railroads as well as the Bayou.
When completed it will have as
great a capacity as any rice mill
in the State. This industry with
The one owned by Mr.. Phil Con-
rad will no doubt take care of
the crop of the Parish without
any difficulty. The people Of
Now iberia welcome every new