New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-12-23

! N' "Nh wy ana Patterson
voted the tax asked for by tn,
Frisco officials this week, thus in
snr'ng the construction of tn,
IBERIA, st. Mary & Eastern Rail
road to those points. Patterso,
voted $4,000 and Berwick $23,
600. These taxes had virtual,
run out and had to be revote,
and we are proud to see ouI
neighboring towns show such pro
gressive spirit. Mr.. +. NJ. Wclch
president of the line is reported
to be rapidly recovering and vii
return here in the course of q few
weeks.
Moss Club Sauce now $50. Buy
u bottle.
Mr.. j. Lewis Bauman, now q
resident Of Opelousas and son OF
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Bauman OF
this City was married last Wed.
nesday evening in the City OF
New Orleans to Miss Vera Pyri
fitte, charming young lady OF
that city. Among those in at.
tendance at the nuptials from
New Iberia were Mrs. Jake Ban.
man and her son. Mr.. Willie Ban.
man. The young couple will TAX.
up their residence at Opelousas
where Mr.. Bauman is engaged in
pharmaceutical business. They
have the good wishes Of host Of
friends.
Misunderstanding statesmen
to carry an up-to-date line OF
trunks and bags on commission.
No advance. --Appomattox Trunk
4 Bag Co. Inc, Petersburg Va.
Mayor Power is in receipt 6i
n letter from Mr.. Geo. =. Earle
Superintendent Of the New Or
leans Sewerage Woks that he will
be in New iberia to meet the
citizens on January 18th. Mr..
Earle, as has been stated before
has been invited here at the re.
quest Of a few citizens to discuss
with the citizens how easily New
Iberia can install sewerage sys-
TEN and the many advantages to
be derived by installing a modern
sewerage system In this City.
Mayor Power has the backing not
only Of a vast majority Of enter.
prising gentlemen in this under
taking. but the Civic League has
kindly offered their services and
in all probability something will
be doae AZ an early date to float
bonds for the installation Of this
modern improvement.
The p. M. Dickinson Lodge
of this City held their regular
election of officers in their new
home, the old Masonic building
last Thursday night with a large
attendance Of the members pres.
ent: The officers elected to serve
the ensuing term were w. d. Rey.
nolds, Noble Grand; Henry j.
Crews. Vice Grand; Ralph W.
Frame. Recording Secretary
Chas. II. Lee, Treasurer; Luca V
Jennaro. Financial Secretary
Sam We'll and Max Levy, Repre-
scntatives to Grand Lodge; Thos
r. Morse and John T. White, Al.
ternates. Trustees-Jesse B. Hull
Thos. r. Morse and Frank Ber'
tram. The installation will be
held some time next month.
Died, at his residence at Pc
tite Anse. ON Tuesday, December
10Th. at u o'clock, surrounded BY
his large family Of children and
grand children Mr.. Joseph De-!
cambre, ST., a native of this Par
ish, born in the year 1916. Mr.
Delcambre had been followins
the occupation Of planter since hi
boyhood days and reared a famil.
of twelve children, all highly es
teemed who mourn his demise al
ter his short illness. Among then
are Messrs. Me. Albert, Edmond
Rene. Remy, Ens&re Joe Jr., Phi
lois and Mrs. F. Armintor, Mrs
Fertile Armintor. Mrs. Ellie Armin
tor and Miss Elida Delcambre
The funeral obsequies were he!t
at the Catholic church and the re
mains Of the deceased Inferred II
the family burial grounds at re
tite Anse on Wednesday evenml
NJ two o'clock attended by
large assembly Of relatives ant
friends from all parts Of the Par
ish. His children have the sym
patty of the community in thei'
n