New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-10-21
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our neighbOring papers which W.
reproduce: care you doing
your share in making your tow,
beautiful? There is something
Cor each one to do, picking up ;
piece Of paper, calling attention
of your neighbor to sloveness o.
premises and urging everywhere
and at all times for cleanliness.
and beauty and you are bOun(
to get results.
Moss Club Sauce now l5c. Buy
a bottle.
The friends in this Parish OF
Deputy Clerk of Court A. j. Mau
mus, sympathize deeply with hin
in the loss Of his venerable moth
er last Wednesday evening IL
New Orleans. Deceased was
known as Mrs. Widow Philippe
Mailhes, (nee Martha Dingui
dard,) widow by first marriage OF
Jean Maumus. a native of France
had been a resident of New Or
leans for the past fifty-fve years
where Mr.. Maumus was born
The funeral was held in that Cit!
last Thursday evening in the
presence of her children and other
relatives and friends who were
present on the sad occasion.
Poverty results from improvi.
dence. Improvidence is paying
rent when a home can be bought
with that money. - IBERIA
BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
The quarterly meeting Of the
Attakapas Clinical Society was
held here last night in the Elks
lodge room. Doctors from many
towns i'm the Attakapas section
was in attendance Lafayette
was selected as the place for the
next meeting, which will be held
of January. The officers elected
for the ensuing year are as fol
lows: DR.. d. d. Minis, of Crow
ley, president; DR.. l. T. Rand, Of
New Iberia, first vice president;
DR.. j. D. Hunter, of Rayne, sec
ond vice president; DR.. l.. U.
Clark, of Lafayette, secretary and
treasurer. A banquet was tend
cred the visiting doctors at the
Miguel Restaurant.
The Parish Democratic Com
mittee as per call Of Mr.. A. }.
Maumus, chairman, convened IN
regular session at the City Hall
last Thursday at noon. The meet
ing was presided over by Hon.
George M. Robertson, due to MIR.
Maumus' summons to New Or
leans at the bedside of his moth
err. The minutes appears in full
in another column of this Journal
and all aspirants and prospective
for local offices will 90
we'll to peruse same. All entries
must be filed with the Chairman
not later than midnight OF Oct
Goth. 1911.
On the 25th Of the present
a joint session Of the Red
Observation-Disclosures and Bayou
Boeuf and the Courtableau and
Atchafalaya Levee Boards will be
held at Baton Rouge. Among
those delegated to represent New
iberia on this important occasion
are: Messrs. Alexis VOORHEES,, =.
F. Willard, Pierre Jubin, NJ. w.
Fisher, r. S. Mcmahon, Louis
Pfister, Octave Renoudet. Walter
Laperouse Jules Dreyfus, E. I.
Weeks, j. T. White, Alphsnse
Davis, j. w. Eckart. w. J. Burke,
Ed. Estorge, Jos. Norres, G. W.
Cultivate, G.. L. Provost. H. n.
Pharr Geo. w. Dallas, Geo. Cou-
sin. Edwin s. Broussard, Max
Levy and L. C. Fagot. These are
a representative body of men AMI
IL is hoped many Of them will re-
spond to the call for the joint ses-
sion.
On Sunday, October 18th, a
large number of the membership
Df Iberia Council Nc. 1908 of this
CITY will HE themselves to our
sister town of Crowley to take
part in an Initiation Ceremony tot
be held that day. The following
program has been arranged: As
sembly at 900 a. m. Reception
If members and candidates. In
by the Grand knight
of badges. At 1O:15
4. M. Grand March from K. c.
Hall up Parkerssn Avenue. to the
church. Mass at 1890 q. m.
Sermon by Rev. A. r. lsenDerg.
After Mass, members march to X.
8. Hall disband. Candidates
will be taken to lunch in care OF
Warden. Initiation ceremony
;akes place in Hall ON Fourth
Street and Avenue G, at 1:15 p
n. sharp, conducted by the Ope-
ousas and famous Vicksburg
Teams, assisted by Hon. Paul
Leche, State Deputy, Hon. p. J.
Chappuis. District Deputy. After
Initiation ceremony congratula-
ions and refreshments.
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