New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-12-10
.--I,ast Tuesday evening, A

King, Treasurer; John I. White
Secretary; Joseph WE'LL, Tyler
John A. Fagot. Chaplain; S. A
Benthal, S. D.; Thomas Monk; J
D.; Adolphe Koch, NJ. of c. De
grees on new members were also
conferred the same evening.
Have you tried Moss Club
Sauce with Royans-a-la- Borde.
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Among all the freak animals
visiting New iberia, one, Alice, the
five quarter COW, now on exhlbl-
tion opposite the Enterprise office
is well worth the price of admis-
sion. This COW was born IN Can
ada and raised by her present own
err who has her on exhibition. She
is exactly as her picture represents
and actually gives milk from her
second bag, lying gracefully on the
top of her back.
The many friends and rela-
tives of Mr.. F. Armada NereauN
were shocked to earn of his sud
den death at Plaquemine. La, last
Wednesday. while waiting for the
Texas Pacific Railroad train to
convey him to a hospital in New
Orleans. Mr.. NereauX was str.ck-
en- with a stroke of apoplexy and
succumbed before medical aid
could reach him. Mr.. Nereaux
was a brother of Messrs. Alcee
and Edward Nreaux Of this City,
and leaves a wife and several chill
Oh en- to mourn his loss. He was
buried the following day at the
above place.
Christmas pecans to be had at
Chas. Kahn.
For the protection of the chill
dren we call the attention OF the
Police Department to make daily
visits to the railroad track III the
East End portion Of New Iberia
when cane trains are passing. AL
most daily dozens Of boys, both
white and black are seen climbing
the trains to supply themselves
with cane, which will result in one
of them being killed or injured for
life. 1t is not our intention to see
the little ones jailed or even
brought before Court for these Of
lenses. but some effort should
certainly be made ~ protect them
from harm and an Occassiona. VISIT
to that neighborhood by paid Of
ficer might be instrumental in
preventing an accident OF this
kind if the boys are scared away.
Bertrand Lumber Co. Ltd. for
cypress and pine. Phone 125.
The cold weather that visited
this section the past ten days, fol-
lowed by warm weather has
done much injury to the standing
cane. much Of which is still in the
fields waiting to be windrowed.
The consequence is that the ton
mage has fallen short OF expecta-
tions and the refineries will suffer
heavy losses as result. The
mammoth refineries throughout
the sugar belt are making as much
Roadway as possible to take off
the crops of the came growers but
much disappointment is heard due
to shortage of cars just when need
ed, which might have saved thou
sands Of tons from the experience
Of the freeze.
Have you tried Moss Club
! Sauce with Corned Beef
Last Thursday evening at 4
O'Clock near Duboin, this Parish,
Mrs. Eugene Knapp nee Theodore
Bonin, lady whose mind had be-
come slightly unbalanced, incline
rated herself in the presence OF her
husband before he could subdue
the flames from her clothing. 1t
seems the unfortunate woman had
completely saturated her garments
with coal oil and before her hus-'
band could perceive it, stepped to.
the open fire place and allowed
her. clothing to become ignited,
Her husband in attempting to
the flames was also badly
burned but his effort to rescue her
from the horrible DEATH ayailed
him nothing. as she breathed her
last about II o clock, after. ieceiv-
.ng the sacraments, adm nistered
by Father Girault of PatOutvllie.
The remains of the deceased were
taken to Jeanerette for lnterment
yesterday evening s..f..-a i
Engraved cards and invitations.
Call at Enterprise Office. ~
The election of officers of the
Knights Of Columbus for the en-
suing year took place last Sunday
afternoon at their hall, resulting
in very few changes. Mr. Walter
J. Laperouse was reelected as
Knight. so well did he. per-
form the arduous. duties that fell
upon him during the past year that
in spite of his intentions to decline
tie Office, due to his own business
demanding his attention, the mem
bership almost unanimously pre-
vailed upon him to again accept
the responsibility. Messrs. F. O.
Deputy Grand Knight;
Fritz.J. Ribbeck, Chancellor; }: A.
Viator. Recorder; j. D. Broussard,
Financial Recorder; A. A. Dau-
terive. Treasurer; Harvey Hill,
Advocate; Hubald Romero, Ward
en-: James Marin. dr., Inside
Guard; Fred Davis, Outside
Guard. The following gentlemen
were elected the Board Of Direc-
tors: Mesrs. G. A. Hitter. c. r..
and C. L. Lassalle.