New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-07-13

."V "oTk OF pawn.
East MAN Street is going on
temporary road has been opene
IRON the Jefferson road int
Charles Street, thus furnishin
an outlet to take the place o
Main Street.
Our congenial friend, CAPT
II. Z. Sealy, had the great misfor
tine OF losing a dozen fine hen
on Thursday night while som
stealthN chicken thief had tn,
good fortune of finding" them
Capt. Sealy says that the eye
low legs" We're such as to "mas,
any preacher smile.
Moss Club Sauce now l5c. Blu,
q bottle.
Motor ear service will begir
Tomorrow on the New Iberia ant
Northern and the Iberia, st
Mary Il Eastern Railroads, tn,
motor ears taking the place OF
the passenger trains heretofore
used between Clarendon and Por,
Barre. The schedule will remain
The same.
We find on the sick list thi,
week the names Of the following
Clerk of Court j. G.. Leblanc. who
is i'll with fever and threatened
with pneumonia; Mr.. Benny Rel.
naner, who has been confined for
several days; and Mr.. Vincent
Jennaro.
WiLaow glass cut to any size
wanted.-Bertrand Lumber Co.
"A specimen of sugar cane
showing remarkable advancement
for this season Of the year was
brought to town by r. S. Bell,
owner Of belle Mead" Planta-
ton where the cane was raised.
The body Of the stalk was over an
inch in diameter and there were
seven long joints well formed.
w. II. Crews, a wcll-known
citizen of this City, died here on
July 9th, at the residence Of his
son, IL. Il. Crews, aged Go years
NJ Crews was Il native Of Hal.
fax, Va, and is survived by one
SON, II. l.. Crews, Of this City.
The funeral took place from the
Methodist Church, interment in
Rose Hill Cemetery.
Five shares Of Citizens Bank
stock for sale. Apply this Office.
Work of paving East Main
Street was begun this week but on
account Of the daily rains little
or no progress was made. 1t is
to be earnestly hoped that the
weather will permit the improve
ment Of this street as soon as pos
sible and the work will be pressed
to completion, for its present con-
dition is indeed deplorable.
MIR. Ed. Sedgwick, State Or
ganizer of the Improved Order Of
Red Men, is in the City and will
organize a tribe here during next
week. Mr.. Sedgwick is a member
Of the Houma Tribe. He comes
here well recommend by many
Of the leading citizens Of the
State, and we are certain in view
Of the fact that Mr.. Sedwick is a
capable organizer and the Red
Men noted as one Of the finest ord
ers, that he will establish here a
tribe Of numerous membership.
YOUR NElGHBORS have made
money by investing in the Ibe-
ria Bsilding Association. You
can do the same.
Edward w. G,tskey, a prom
inent citizen Of this place and
travelling man, died
At his residence here Thursday
1t eight o'clock, aged Al years,
after an illness Of several weeks.
lie is survived by his wife and
Two little children. Obsequies
we're held here on Friday at the
residence proceeding the removal
If the remains to New Orleans s.
P. Tram No. 6, where inter-
nent will take place to-day in
Greenwood Cemetery. Mr.. Gitx-
ky for many years was travelling
salesman for Parke, Davis & CO..
he big drug concern of Detroit,
Mich, and was well-known to the
profession throughout the State.
WHICH DO you PREFERi
The rent mon
W.. do. j, ey paid for 81
profit q man if nomo ~ -"
49,! 80 to live in and
'A' something to-
! hive for.
iberia Building AS n