New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-03-11
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Major Finest Druilhct. a Con
fcdoratr veteran aud 4 well
known sugar planter Of St Mary
parish. died at The resi- !rucr #
his sister law. Mrs NarcisSr
Dr1lllhct. at Jcnnerette, ut ten
clock last Wednesday morning,
aged sevruty thrcc years hlaJo~
DrluIhct was u member of the fam
Gus Eighteenth Louisiana kcgi-
mcnt and participated III most 4
the great battles Of the cITI war,
being present ~ the three day
fight nj Gettysburg. The funeral
was conducted last Thursday at
= o clock.
Never ~ the history of the dry
goods business has there been such
a universal change IN styles, ma
teriaIs and makeup. Visit our
store and be convinced King
Bros
The Elk Lodge held its regular
annual election of officers last
Thursday night with u large at
tendance Of enthusiastic members
present which was afterwards fol
lowed bv u delightful smoker. The
selection Of officers resulted with
few changes. McsSrs Y. j. Smith.
reelected exalted ruler; w. }.
Eckart Leading Knight; Nathan
Davis. LOYAL Knight Jacob Smith
Scgura Lccturlng Knight; Nat
Dauterivc. Treasurer; X, ID. South
well. Secretary; Harry Smith, ES-
ouirc; A. RoSeuzweig. Tyler and
j. w. Eckart. Trustee.
Use fuckers Group Syrup FOR
the baby at Taylor's Drug Store.
The iberia Tennis Club held
its ID anniversary meeting and
election Of officcsS last Sunday
morning at the Pythian Hall aad
chose the following gentlemen rs
it's officers for the ensuing year:
Messrs. Harry Hall. president
Willie Bauman, vicc-presldent
Robert Taylor, captain OF the
courts and Nat Dautcrlve. se.tc-
tnry and treasurer. These young
gentlemen comprise the member
ship Leonard Barrow. Sumter
Cousin. G. =. Binnings, Will Rau-
man Robert Bell, Nat Dauterive,
Harry Hall, James Hall Roscoe
Harrington, Earl Hall. Lester
Kahn. Frank Lietemeycr, 7. a.
LeBourgcois. r. j. Lockwood.
Laurie Lcmaire, Phillip Mcmahon.
Penney Reinauer. Jos, J Smith,
Ventreas j. Smith. John r. Taylor.
Robert Taylor and Francis Voor-
HES.
The latest patterns in hats can
be found AT the Liberty Hat Shop.
Eureka building. Prices mod
crate.
Died, at her home in this
City last Wednesday morning,
Mrs. (Dr.) =. l.. Remy, nee Eliza
beth Phllomene Mills, u native Of
Vcrmilion Parish, but q resident
Of New Iberia for about twenty
seven years. where she has reared
q family of four children, Miss
Louise and Mcssrs. Henry, LOUIS
and CASTOR. all having reached
their ma ority and being credit
to their parents. The remains of
Mrs. Rcmy were shipped to Lafay-
cite yesterday to be placed in the
family burial grounds, the funeral
rites being performed at st. Pet
er's Catholic Church this City. III
the presence Of hundreds of the
intimate friends Of the deceased,
who admired her Christian vir-
tues and devotion to her family.
Mr.. Henry Remy. her eldest son,
who resides in far off Mexico,
was unable to be present before
the remains were placed at RESI-,
but is expected here tomorrow.
The Enterprise offers its sincere
coincidence to the bercaved nus
band and children in their hodr Of
grief
To get the newest in all the
leading styles you must fall in line
and go to King Bros.
New Iberia was invaded by
u band of Gypties last Tuesday,
plying their trade rs fortune ,e,-
lers. The women of their band
made almost house toulouse can
vass and caused much comment
by some of our citizens for their
appearance on our streets. 1t is
very unfortunate that these peo-
pie are roaming over the world
with no home that they can call
their own hut ii does seem unj nst
that they should be driven from
pillar to post by public offic ais