New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1903-11-28
Died on November p. 1903.

Died Oh November p, 1903, a
the home of his parents Mr. and Mrs
H. W. Ewes, in this city Mr.. Willis l.
Ewes, aged % years. Deceased hat
been sufferer for long time and al
though his death was expected almost
daily yet when it did come it cast a
gloom over large circle of friends
who mourn the untimely death o.
their promising young friend. The
funeral took place at the Catholic
Church, November 20, 1908, Father
FROM, officiating. Deceased was al
honored Knight of Temperance, be-
longing to Encampment of Jeanerette
No. 20, the members of which, togeth-
er with Teche Encampment No. IS OF
this city, turned out in force attend
ing the obsequies and escorting the
remains of their companion to the
cemetery.
Special value in four piece Vic
toria Walnut bedroom suits with
heavy roll cap foot boards, mirror
doors, and marbaie tops, $91. Only
three suits Of this number.-R. S.
Mcmahon.
Mr.. Coudron, the horticulturist,
has presented us with a few giant
peanuts, that are marvels in the way
of peanuts, some being az inches
long one inch in diameter, they are
very prolific and of good flavor, we
should think this very profitable
crop, and ought to be fine oil pro-
Queer if sufficient quantities could be
obtained for the purpose. Mr.. Cou-
dron will gladly tell all he knows Of
this wonderful nut and will furnish
seed.
Our Wall paper line the best in
town.-NOah's Ark.
On last Monday occurred the death
Of Mrs. Apasia Cannon in the Goth
year of her age, her funeral was held
1t st. Peters Catholic Church, on
Tuesday. Mrs. Cannon was the
of Hons. Walter and
Porteous Burke, and had been for
many years a patient invalid bearing
her trials with christian fortitude
Ind resignation.
The newest and latest games
Panic, Trix and Finch at Enterprise
Book Store.
On Thanksgiving Day services
we're held at st. Peters Catholic
church, mass was said at : a. m, by
Rev. Father FROM, after which ap-
prayers were offered. The
main altar was splendidly lighted up.
rhe attendance was quite large.
0iMs.sststs Early Rlsos.s
Tho famous little pins.
Mr.. Jas. F. Britain called on
Is this week and presented us with
,ox Of malable steel belt links, called
he Tightening Belt fastener
which fill long felt want and are
purchased at sight by everyone Using
elts.
Iron beds with best wovenwire
prings. $7.OO.-Noah's Ark.
We have been presented by Mr..
W. Eckart. proprietor of the ELK
'lace'' Jewelry store, with hand
omd and very useful article of the
oilet, unique and handsome clothe
rush. all Of Mr.. Eckart friends and
lients have been similarly brushed.
We have received a communica- |
ion eulogizing the late Can't. ]. N.
'harr. but owing to the press Of other
natter and delay occasioned by the
isabling OF our engine, We are CON-
elled to carry it over until our next
sue when it will appear.
Bed lounges in the best of cover
ngsa at the cheapest prices. Noah
Ark.
Two alarms OF Are this week oc-
BY small blazes at the
'onlis and Maridat buildings,
lain street, and At tho corner of
lain and Prairie avenue, Indest |
Dttage, home Of Mr.. Powers, the
raveling man. No great damage |
'as done 10 either case. |
ia piece dinner sets at Noah's |
* for 50 Soc. Cant be beat.
Money will be sold by the Iberia
uilding q Loan Association at their
liice on Wednesday. December I'd,
)Os.