New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-06-07

Deputy Clerk of Court Frank Occur
made business trip to Baton Rouge last
! Sunday.
Mrs. Charley Best and children hare
| taken up their residence in the Oaks, cor
ner of French and ST. Peter Streets Her
husband Lieutenant Best is stationed on
one of Uncle Sans Dreadnaughts. The
people of New iberia welcome her and
her children to our hospitable little City
! Judge Felix VOORHEES, of East Baton
Rouge arrived here yesterday to spend a
few days with his daughter Mrs. FRANK
J. Dauterive.
| Mrs. J. S. Pollard returned home this
week from Baton Rouge where she was
visiting her daughter for the past week.
Mrs. Janca of Patoutvile is visiting her
son Mr.. Lee Janca and family.
After spending a few days with relA-
| tives, Mr.. Otto Mischke from over sea
returned to his home in Beaumont, Tex.
Mrs. w. L. Grant and little daughters
Emily and Katherine will leave today for
I Birmingham, Alabama, where they will
spend couple of weeks with relatives
Mr. Grant will accompany them as far IS
! New Orleans.
Mr.. Joe Renoudet now a resident of
New Orleans spent couple of days in
New Iberia this week.
Mr.. Grant Miller left the early part of
the week for New Orleans where he en-
listed in the Navy. From what we learn
he passed examination and has already
left for the Gulport, Mississippi Training
School where he will remain three
months after which he will put out to sea
, as full-fledged member of Uncle Sam
Navy.
Miss Aditta Bodin of Beaumont, Texas,
spent few days here this week the
guest of Misses Lille and Annie Jacob.
Miss Elizabeth Bertram teacher Of
the Crowley High School is here visiting
her brother, Mr. Frank Bertram and
family.
Miss Lucie and Miss Stella Estorge
spent several days this week in New Or
leans.
Miss Pearl Simon has returned home
| from Youngsville where she taught
school.
Mrs. Felix LeBourgeois entertained she
| Episcopal Ladies Auxiliary on Wednesday
afternoon. Those who were in attendance
where Rev. and Mrs. R. R. Diggs, Mes
1ames Ledoux Smith A. Barnard, :.
Koch, A. B. Murray, J. ]. Forgey, H. B.
| Harrison. F. F. Courts. Misses Edith
| Davies. Olive Hewett, Nell Davies and
Jessie Fisher.
| Mrs. Joe Comeaux and children of
Broussard spent several days here this
week, the guests of Mrs. Anthony Lam
drv.
Mrs. P. F. Henry is the guest of rela-
tives in Eunice.
Miss Harriet Weeks of Jeanerette was
visitor here last Sunday.
MI. Jesse Carlin returned last Sunday
to New Orleans having scent few days
he. with his mother Mrs. ]. Carlin.
| Mss Marietta Murray has returned
t--~- from several months spent IN
Shreveport.
A delightful little party was given at
Mrs Willie Kramer's home in honor Of
her little niece, Eve Landry, before de-
parting with her father, Mr.. E. ]. Lam
dry for Port Arthur, Texas and other
points in Texas on her vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. DeBcllevue leave
for New Orleans to-day to spend a week
, attending the National T. p A. Conven-
ton.
! Mr.. Augustus Colbert of Lafayette a
lifelong friend of our fellow-citizen Mr..
j. S. Pollard spent several days in New
iberia this week. Mr.. Colbert was much
impressed with New Iberia, especially so
when he learned that the entire City would
be paved and graveled which he said was
one of the best investments the people Of
New Iberia could make.
| Mr.. Roland Minvielle member of the
School Board Of the Eighth Ward was a
business visitor in New Iberia on Wednes-
day.
| Police Juror A. P. Moresi of Jeanerette
wis in New Iberia last Thursday in at
tendance at the meeting of that official
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