New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1911-08-05

her demise large number of rel
atives who followed the remain
to St Petel s Catholic Church
this City on Thursday mornin:
when the funeral rites We're per
formed.
90 CENTS INVESTED WEEKLY
soon becomes a comfortable
amount.-IBERIA BUILDING
ASSOCIATION.
Last Sunday morning, July
3Oth, at l 80 O'Clock little Mis-,
Elida Armentor. aged IL years
and daughter of Mr.. Alfred Ar
mentor, a highly respected Creole
citizen Of New Iberia passed to the
great beyond. after several weeks
serious sickness from Typhoid
fever. Miss Armen or was fav-
orite with all who knew her and
had a host Of friends who are
grieved at her sad taking away.
The remains We're laid to rest IN
st. Peters Catholic Cemetery Oh
Sunday evening in the presence Of
hundreds of sympathizing friends
and relatives.
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Died. at his residence in the
Second Ward on Tuesday. August
1st. 1911, Mr.. Florian Romero,
aged 53 years. Mr.. Romero leaves
to mourn his loss three children.
Mrs. Odillon Miguez. Mrs. AleXson
Miguez and Miss Camille. De
ceased was afflicted with Bright
disease and had been a sufferer
for several years. The funeral
Were held at ST. Pet
er's church on Tusday evening at
five o'clock p. m.
Underwood No. 4 Typewriter
for sale. Apparently new. Ap
ply this office.
The friends of Mr.. John B.
Lewis, a prosperous planter Of
Patoutville sympathize deeply
with him in the loss Of his eldest
laughter, Miss Mary, who died at
Ter own hands on Saturday night
asst. thus casting a gloom over her
household. Rev. Father Girault.
he beloved pastor Of ST. Nicholas
Church of Patoutville performed
he burial ceremonies and the re-
mains We're laid to rest in the
amily burial lot in the presence of
he relatives and friends.
Have your eyes examined and
glasses fitted by the well-known
Optical Specialist, DIR. S. O. De-
.oux, permanently located at the
oaks, st. Peter and French Sts.
Phone 1S2. Office Sunday.
We were shown several days
go a couple of stalks of cotton
AIKEN from the farm Of Messrs.
'mith, DeBlanc & Suberbielle, )
bout four miles from New Ibe-
ia. The stalk were a mass of
nopened cotton 'bolls with four
thoroughly opened and ready for
licking. From what we under
tand there has not as yet. been !
ny signs Of the boil weevils ap-
earance in the Parish Of IBERIA |
nd considerable more dotton
Tas planted by our small farmers
han was anticipated at the plant
lg season. The success that our :
nall farmers will experience
lis year with the fleecy staple
lould the weevil not make their
ppearanee, will cause many to re-
ngage in cotton culture, the poor
lans crop, the coming season,
[oNEY
Should be placed where It is :.
vailable without unreasonable de-
y, yet EARNS INTEREST. 5
err cent on amount of $4,000 or
ultiples thereof. LIB E r / A
UILDING ASSOCIATION.
On Tuesday night at about
o'clock the cottage of Mrs. Bell. Il
coupled by the little family Of
#. w. j. Condor took fire ami
ad it not been for the good
lcket brigade of East End would
ave been a total loss. From
hat we are informed the oe-
lpants think the blaze was due
a calendar hanging so close to
lamp on the mantel that it be-
me ignited and spread over the ]
tire room before they could
wake. The loss to the house (
Id furniture together amounts I
upwards Of $1,000. When the !
arm was sent in to the fire sta 4
IN it was understood to be the
,nvent instead Of Condor which
used the fire trucks to make the {
stance before discovering their
stake and by the time the
lcks reached the fire, much e
mage was done to the house and 9
contents.
Brick. sand, cement, lime and :
Hiding materialEBertrand LMm- !.