New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1918-07-27
Mrs. Warren jefferson of Waco,

IexaS, arrived mere last WedneS'
day to visit relatives. Lieutenant
Jefferson. her husband. will soon
make voyage across the seas.
Mr.. Leopold Levy of New Or.
leans was here on Thursday look.
ing after his property interests.
| Mrs. V. j. Erath is visiting her
parents in New Orleans for few
weeks.
| Miss Julia Wyche has returned
from several weeks visit to Ala
bama.
Miss Alice Grevemberg is visit
inc relatives at Mansfield. La.
Mr.. Paul Bryant of New Or
leans visited Mr.. Octave Darby
this week.
Mrs. Oscar d. Romero and lit
tie niece Bessie Romero is spend
ing some time at Hot Wells, La.
l. Mrs. O. G.. Ellis and little
daughter Florrie have returned to
their home in Norfolk, Va, after
several months visit at the home
Of Mr.. Henry Grevemberg.
Thx friends of Mr.. Alpine Dor
sey will regret to learn that he is
confined to his bed with an attack
Of fever. Mr.. Dorsey has been in
the employ of Mr.. Abe Hirsch
for several years and his custom
esrs will miss his presence in this
popular place Of business.
The little friends of Master
Doane Hine will be glad to learn
that he is doing nicely consider
ing the nature Of the operation
performed upon his right limb.
Doane had the misfortune some
months ago to receive a bruise
caused from a fall and the bone
Of his leg became infected giving
him much pain. It was found
necessary to perform an opera
ton and last Thursday he went
through the ordeal. 1t is hoped
he will fully recover.
666 cures by removing the
cause.
Before the departure for Camp
Hancock, Georgia of Mr.. Alfred
Dugas which took place this week
his friends honored him with an
entertaining surprise party at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Aymar LIE.
Blanc. Those who had the pleas
ure of being present were Misses
Bella, Odette and Edna Gonsou-
lin, Emily Dugas. Isaure and An
nette Broussard, Cecile Provost,
Celina Oubre, Pamela Blanchard !
and Messrs. Tony and Maurice
Broussard, Bud Rose. Pen and
Ellie Ransonnet, Oswald Mes
tayer. Adolph Decuir, Joe Lam
dry, Annas Prioux, Stenly and
Robert Judice. Menier Broussard,
Mrs. j. S. Segura, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Gonsoulin, Mrs. Ignace
Dugas and Mrs. Gilbert Gonsoulin.
Sash, Blind and Door Factory,
special work of all description.
Cisterns and Tanks.-Bertrand
Lumber Co.
We had a pleasant call last
Wednesday from Mr.. Elton G..
Leblanc, a prominent merchant
and planter Of Patoutville. Mr..
Leblanc s principal mission to our
sanctum was to renew his sub
,cription to The Enterprise for
another year. He said the crops /,
n the Patoutville and Lydia !
'egion of the Parish were never
better. The corn was simply ex- j
,ellent and he had never seen ala
better crop in his recollection. {
Most all Of the planters were al g
eady through bending their corn G
lespite the labor shortage. Speak
ng of the cane crop, he said it was
lso good and came up to the best :
verage. He said laughingly that :.
mule colt had been born on his :
lace with disabled feet and he :
bought it appropriate to name =
i'm after the kaiser, !" and when :
was addressed that way it re- :
pended so willingly that he was !.
atisfied, no better name could =
ave been chosen for little mon- !.
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