New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-04-08

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Protestant Cemetery Association
will take place ON Monday even
/ inc next At the office Of Murray
Il Smith. \ full attendanc" is Re
quostpd.
The Ellen Beach Yaw musI-
cal for the benefit Of the Protest
ant Cemetery Association will
take place on April 10th. at the
IIlkS Theatre. Much interest IS
manifested and a biz audience
will hear this celebrlous badly.
Moss Club Sssce now l5c.
Buy . bottle.
The IBERIA Orchestra. u mus
cal organization, composed at the
best talent in New Iberia are adj
vertising dance on Wednesday,
April 18th. in the large hall OF
Fire Company No. 2 on Hacker
Street. Admission for the gentle
men will be 5Oc and ladies' ire.
Light refreshments will be sold the
guests The public is invited to
enjoy the terpsichore.
The Order of odd Fellows met
in regular session last Thursday
night with almost full attend
ance Of the brethren and a very
successful meeting was held
Many of the members expressing
themselves as delighted over the
tact that the Lodge had been
resurrected. BY the close OF the
year it is expected that the fos-
ter will show membership OF snV-
en- N-iIvc active members.
The next meeting of the Py-
THAN Lodge will be held on April
18th at their Castle. This Will he
one of the noted meetings OF the
year rs the entire staff Of officers
have promised to be present. Two
applicants will be initiated INTO
the mysteries of the Order and all
brothers are expected to be III at
tendance and encourage the Oil
GERS in the performance of their
duties.
esicfday morning about l.3o
o clock. the stable and crib OF Dr.
j. L. Harrison on Spanish Lake
was destroyed by fire and he sui
fered the loss of five head OF
horses, vehicles. corn, etc, before
any alarm was given, sufficient to
free the animals from the burn
ing barn. Just how the fire orig
mated has not been discovered
yet, but it is supposed rats were
responsible for the fire. The loss
of the Doctors fine horses Ill this
manner is the most regrettable
feature of the catastrophe.
"A novel entertainment will
take place Oh April 18th in this
City under the auspices Of the La
dies Altar Society of st. Peter
Catholic Church. The principal
part of the program will be a sale
OF handmade embroidered shirt
waists made by the members OF
the Society The goods will be
placed ON exhibition at the stores
of Massrs. King Bros, Sidney
Iarry's and Schwing & Carstens
until the day Of sale and will vary
in price from 800 to $500. Re-
lreshments will also be sold by the
ladies.
Died. at Patterson, La, on
Monday, April Sd, 1911, Mrs. X.
Il. Mount nee Noelie Veazey,
daughter of the late Frederick
Veazey of New Iberia, aged about
AZ years. The remains were
brought to the home of her wi
dowed mother and buried from
st. Peters Catholic Church on
Tuesday evening. Deceased
leaves 10 mourn her loss. her hus-
band and three grown daugh-
tens. The Veazcy family have SUI
fered the death of several mem
bers of their family within the
past three years and they have the
sympathy of the entire commun-
ity in their hour of grief.
Died, at his residence in the
It'll Ward of the Parish on Fri |
day, April 9TH, 1911, at II :45
o'clock y. m, Mr.. Desire Miguel, |
at the ripe old age of so years
and one month. Mr.. Miguel had
been ailing for some time and |
peacefully passed away. surround
ed by his children aud grand |
children who were much devoted
to him. lie leaves to mourn his
loss Messrs. Thomas. Joseph and |
Dupre all highly respected eiti-
Gems of the Parish and three mar |
ried daughters Mrs. SEVERN Lap |
Grouse, Mrs. 7. 4. Derouen and
Mrs. Leonce Miguel. The fun
eral will he held this evening at |
the lathpltph Church