New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-12-17
The Rev, X. W, podsea has

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returned from the Annual Confer
ence NJ. Il. Church, South, held at
Homer, Claiborne Paeish, which
body reappointed him to the LIST
Methodist Church of tbs City.
Rev. Dodson has served this charge
one year during which time he has
endeared himself to the members
of his flock, and acquired the re-
spect of our entire community
and his return is hailed with cen
eral satisfaction.
On Tuesday evening that
flourishing fraternal organization
known as the Woodmen Circle
elected their officers to manipulate
the affairs of the Order during the
wear 1911. which resulted as fol
lows: Past Guardian, Mrs. A. q.
Ashley; Guardian. Mrs. A. b.
Kramer; Adviser, Mrs. S. Il.
Riggs; Banker, Mrs. M. A. Rey-
maud; Clerk, S. A. Benthal; Ply
stefan. DR.. w. F. Carstens; Chap
lain Mrs. H. B. Blaksley; Attend
ant. Mrs. A. B. Benthal; Inner
Sentinel. Mrs. Ed. Bourg; Outer
Sentinel, Mrs. E. F. Landry.
Beautiful designs engraved
cards and wedding invitations.
Enterpr So Office.
The Knights of the Macabees
of this City, chose its staff of OF
ficers last Tuesday night, to con-
duet its business the coming year.
The election resulted in the fol-
lowing selection: Past Sir Knight
Commander. w. j. Ewes; Sir
Knight Commander. d. A. Dimi-
try; Lieutenant Commander.
II. i. Crews; Finance and Rec
ord Keeper, Max Levy; Chaplain.
Paul Hebert; Sergeant, Sidney He
bert Master at Arms, Ozeme
Jacob; LIST Master Of Guard. W.
j. Miller; I'd Master Of Guard, w.
Taylor Moss; Sentinel. Thos. Ash
ley; Picket. j. Alcee Nereaux;
Physician. DR.. w. F. Carstens.
Auditing Committee Pau j. He
bert. j. A. Nereaux and Henry l..
Crews.
Have you tried Moss Club
Sauce with Corned Beef
Iberia Lodge No. 80, knights
of Pythias held their election of
officers last "Wednesday evening
and selected the following gentle
men as it's officials for the ensuing
year: Chancellor Commander,
Harry T. Hall; Vice Chancellor, D.
A. Dimitry; Past Chancellor. r. F:
Hogsett; Keeper of Records and
Seal, Judge Robert Brown; Pre-
Tate. C. M. Compton; Master OF
Finance. l.. V. Jennaro Master
of Exchequer, Leopold King; In
ner Guard, Henry l.. Crews; Outer
Guard, Frank Briganti; Represen-
tative to Grand Lodge. D. A. Dim
TRY; Alternate, R. F. Hogsett;
Trustees, John A. French, }. W.
X. Shaw and Charles Gouguen.
helm. On the night of the I'd
Wednesday of January the install
lation of the new officers will be
held. after wl6h a sumptuous
feast will take place. On this oc-
casion the sister Lodges Of jean
erette and Lafayette are invited to
be present and the session prom
ises to be one that will long be
remembered by Pythians in this
section of the State.
Christmas pecans to be had at
Chas. Kahn.
-Wistaria Chapter No. 81, Or
der of the Eastern Star, held its
regular annual election OF officers
for the ensuing term, last Mon
day night. There was a good at
tendance Of ladies and gentle
men, and the election resulted as
follows: Mrs. Melanie WE'LL,
Worthy Matron; John T. White,
Worthy Patron; Mrs. Sarah ).
White, Associate Matron; Miss
Isabelle Mackay, Conductress !;
Mrs Emma Smith. Associate Con-
ductress; Mrs. Mary A. Smith,
Treasurer; A. B. Murray, Secre-
tary; Mrs. M. Monk, Warder; W.
d. Reynolds, Sentinel; Mrs. P. F.
Henry, Adah; Mrs. E. F. Millard,
Ruth; Mrs Lazard King, Esther;
Mrs. r. F. Hogsett. Martha; Mrs.
Theda F. Murray, Electa. The
Chapter is in very flourishing
condition and is getting accessions
and is very agreeable
to the Masonic bodies OF
the City.
Engraved cards and invitations.
Call 1t Enterprise Office.
The large freight depot of the
New Iberia & Northern frisco
Railroad is rapidly assuming
shape, force Of skilled mechanics
in charge Of Mr.. Thomas Monk,
the contractor, are doing their ut
most to complete it by January
LIST. This building will be 2O4 feet
long by 81 in width and will meet
the demands Of the road for many
years to come, the pillars support
ing this immense structure num-
Der so, all of cement and together
with the heavy material being
used. it will undoubtedly be one
Of the best freight depots in the
South. A visit to the site where
it is being constructed, shows
much activity as number of men
are engaged in driving the pillng
for the wharf that will be built
for the use of the switch along
the Bayou banks. The dredging OF
the Teche is being pushed by MIR.
Anglers, the dirt being thrown on
the hanks for the road bed leading