New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1918-08-17

ter MISS Maud are spending some
time In Virginia amongst friends.
Miss Una ScErexnayder arrived
here this week from the State
Normal School at Natchitoches to
spend a vacation with her father
Mr.. Schexnayder of East End.
Miss Ruby Marin resigned her
position with the Iberia Building
Association to accept employment
with the F. B. Williams Lumber
Co. at Patterson, La.
Mrs. Eduard P. Doremus and
son Eduard returned ON Monday
from Lake Chan les, Mrs. Dore-
mus having gone over last Thurs
day to see how her mother and
sister Jared during the recent hur-
ricane.
Miss Marie Cage has returned
from several weeks visit to friends
in Perry Bridge.
Master Camille Bodin is visit.
ing at Glencoe, La. the guest of
his uncle Mr.. Bernard Levy.
Mr.. Luca Jennaro of New Or
leans spent a couple Of days here
last week having returned with
his father Mr.. V. Jennaro who
had gone to New Orleans to be
operated for Hernia, Of which he
was suffering. Since the opera
ton Mr.. Jennaro is rapidly regain
ing his strength and is now on the
road to a rapid recovery.
Miss Katie Broussard a charm
ing young lady Of Patterson is
visiting here. the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Daigre of Iberia Street.
Mrs. Oreste Babin of New Or
leans arrived here this week to
spend awhile with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Daigre.
The friends of Mr.. Laodice Del
cambre will regret to learn that
he has been indisposed for several
weeks combining him to his home.
The home Of Sheriff Landry was
made happy last Wednesday
morning by the arrival Of fine
boy. The Sheriff is receiving
G congratulations from his numeA
rous friends.
Miss Alva Goslin left last Sun
day to visit friends in 1ota.
Mrs. c. T. Cade returned on
Tuesday from a visit to relatives
in jackson. La.
The Episcopal Junior Guild
met Thursday afternoon at the
home of the Misses Murray.
Miss Bertha Barthe Of New Or
le., visited her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Vic Barthe for few days
this week.
Mrs. A. J. Maumus and her son
Mr.. Robert Maumus arrived here
on Thursday from the Island OF
Haiti to be the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. CORTLAND Compton. Mr..
Maumus will soon take his place
among the other favored sons OF
Iberia in one Of the environments
for active army service. They
came to this country through
Panama and experienced no en-
counters by submarines. Mrs.
Maumus will very probably re-
main here with her daughter for
several months before returning
to her husband who is the Collec-
tro of Customs for the Island Of
Haiti, representing the United
States.
After an enjoyable trip Of about
two weeks in the East Mr.. F. NJ.
Bodin returned to his home last
week much benefited by his sight
seeing journey. He spent some
time with relatives in Philadel-
phia and from there went to
Washington, New York, Jersey
City and other interesting places.
Mr.. Bodin says that from an agri-
cultural standpoint he saw moth
inc in his travels that compared
with the crops and lands Of Lou
isiana. In fact he said that all
along the railroad crops suffered
from the drouths. OF course, he
said, Notwithstanding the fact
that there are very poor crops in
those sections the East is flourish
ing owing to the enormous capital
invested in large industries in the
centers.
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