New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-05-31
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week were compelled to omit from ou
columns several communications sent t.
| US for publication. This also applies Il
| the publication of the minutes of the Po
lice Jury, apart of which is left over fo1
| our next issue.
Cards have been issued announcing
the wedding on June 10th of Miss Nita
Mestayer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Fernand Mestayer to Mr. Frank Be-
trand of Loreauville. The nuptials will
be solemnized by Rev. Father Solignae
at Joseph's church at $50 o'clock in the
afternoon. The young couple have the
best wishes of their many friends
throughout the Parish.
President Louis Ocns of the Tray
elers Protective Association of Louisiana
made his official visit to Post G last
Monday evening. While here a meeting
of the dictatorship of the State Board
was also held. An invitation has been
extended to the members of Post G to
attend their State Convention in New Or
leans on June 9th-13th.
The Jules Landry restaurant was
this week sold to Mr.. Filias Broussard
who will conduct the business in the flu
ture. Mr.. Landry has removed with his
family to New Orleans and intends TO
conduct the same kind of business there
From what we learn, besides his family
he took with him all of his employees
which made another little exodus from
New Iberia.
Last Wednesday night the Young
Ladies of New Iberia took it upon them
selves to give reception and dance to
the heroes who served so gloriously in our
late war. The social function took place
in the Woodmen Hall, and from what we
learn, it was one of the most enjoyable
affairs of that nature ever held in the
City. Every attention that could be
showered on the heroes was given the
boys and one and all who were present
reported to US that never in their lives
had they spent a more enjoyable evening.
Died, at New Orleans on Wednes-
day, May 18th, 1919 at 1920 o'clock A.
NJ, Mr.. Eulais Charles Roger of this
City. The remains arrived here on
Thursday and were inferred in st. Peter s
cemetery. Mr.. Roger was a member of
Mample Camp, w. o. w. of New Or
leans and his remains were escorted to
the burial ground by the members of
Cypress Camp No. "a. He leaves besides
his father a number of other relatives to
mourn his loss.
Died at his residence on Saturday, |
May oath at 1910 o'clock Mr.. Albeit
rhibodeaux formerly of Patoutville, aged
IS years. Mr.. Thibodeaux was we'll
Known throughout iberia Parish and he |
caves a widow and son and daughters.
The funeral was conducted last Monday
rom the Catholic church at the above
,lace.
Rub My-Tism is q great pain
KILLER. It relieves pain and sore
less caused by Rheumatism, Neu-
'algia, Sprains, etc..
Mr.. Alfred Lewald our enterprisins
ry goods and clothing merchant this
reek purchased for the use of his FAM
y the Foster property on St. Peters
'ueet. We understand Mr.. Lewald in
ends to dismantle the old house situated
q the lot and reconstruct modern home
, the very near future. Within the past
'ur months there have been manyI
Ranges in real estate in New Iberia
hich is healthy condition and it shows
lat New Iberia real estate will veryl
Jon be in great demand. With but few
rceptions we have never seen such al
snand for houses, almost every week
'me newcomer is making inquiry for .
ouse, in fact they are real hard to find
4 any street.
Through the efforts Of Mr.. Luke L. ,
ertrand, the City Council at their reg !
ar meeting last Monday changed the !;
.me Of Madison Street to that of :
ershing Street. Before bringing the E
after before the City Fathers Mr.. Ber- I
and very correctly had a petition signed a
as many property holders As he could y
e and they all agreed that Pershing I
ould be the name of Madison Street.
ais was = splendid move on the part Of Il
r. Bertrand a. the name Madison was /.
5ectionable to many people owing to c
: fact that For many years . number CT
people lived in certain Sc +
ided sections Of that Street. Now that &,
J have got rid of that class it was
ought wise to blot out all recoliections j