New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1912-11-02
The handsome residence ol

The handsome residence o.
Mr.. Henry Crews, situated jus1
outside the corporate limits in The
Eastern portion of the City was
totally destroyed by fire last
Monday morning at five o'clock
The family had a very narrow es
cope with their lives, saving only
a few articles from the sweeping
fames.- The loss will fall quite
heavily on Mr.. Crews under the
circumstances. From what we
are informed he carried $27O(
with the agency Of Mr.. Fred W
Bauman. It is very probable
that the gentlemen will not re
build here as we understand M
will remove to the State of Texas
TALKING OF MONEY. VIII,
not put your surplus cash IN oul
s ocks 1t is safe. available ane
earns interest.
81. Iberia Building ASS n
Judge James Simon Of ths
10Th Judicial District Court made
his appearance in New Iberia last
Monday. for the purpose OF as
signing civil cases to come up be-
fore his Court on Monday, Nov
4th. The. Judge has just cleared
the docket in st. Martin Parish
and is determined to keep up the
good work here as has been his
custom since he has beeen honored
with that responsibility. He IN
formed us that it is his intention
to hold in the very near future
both criminal and civil terms IN
both Parishes continuously every
other week. Should he adopt
that plan it will meet with the
entire sanction of the taxpayers
and attorneys practicing at the
bar as it will have the effect
of keeping the jails almost free
of prisoners in the future and will
save much money to the taxpay-
ers.
Most disease comes from germs.
Kill the germs and you kill dis
ease. Conkey's Nox-i-cide mixed
with water and kills the germs.
For Poultrymen, Stockmen and
Housekeepers. Guaranteed by De-
Blanc & Landry.
After an illness of several
months all that was mortal OF Mr..
Ernest Migues passed to the great
beyond last Wednesday evening
at Z o'clock, surrounded by his
large family of brothers and sis
ters. Mr.. Miguez was for many
years proprietor of the Miguez
restaurant in this City, doing a
remarkable business until he was
stricken with disease from which
he succumbed. He leaves to
mourn his loss five sisters and two
brothers, among them being Mes
DANES Aleide Hulin, Frank Blanc,
S Hulin, Marcel Leblanc and
Mrs. Louis Mirsch of Rayne, La,
Mrs. Sincere Miguez of La
yette and Messrs. Leopold Mi
guez of. this Parish and Sincere
Miguez now q resident Of Lafay-
ette. The funeral was held on
Thursday afternoon from st.
Peters Catholic church at four
o clock. The remains being in
tered in St. Peters cemetery.
Five shares of Citizens Bank
stock for sale. Apply this Office,
ALI Saints Day was generally
observed in New Iberia, all of the
banking houses being closed as
well as the Post Office. Services
were held as usual in the Catho-
lie and Episcopal churches and
hundreds visited the cities Of the
dead, carrying beautiful flowers
as token Of respect 10 their de-
parted relatives.
Poarders taken at private home,
No 3O4 West Main Street, at
tlactive rooms and good board.
gentlemen: preferred, reference.
Phone 249.
Judge J. r; Davis, who has
been III for some days, was rec
entity taken to Now Orleans to
consult 4 specialist. We are
gricyed 70 record that his condi-
ton was found such that he was
ordered to take a complete rest
and to forego all cares of Office for
the time being. Pending his re-
covery, Hon. v. j. Smith has
been appointed to preside over
the City Court. The City is to
be congratulated upon the selec-
ton of Mr.. Smith. who will not
only preside over the Court with
dignity; but, who will be found
possessed of ability and courage
necessary for the proper enforce-
ment of the laws and ordinances
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