New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1913-04-12

Died, in the City Of New Or
leans on Tuesday, April Sth, Mrs.
llartwell Hart, nee Elodie
Meterne, aged II Years and /
month. Mrs. Hart had been re
siding with her daughter, Mrs.
Maggie Guess at New Orleans for
number Of years. She was the wi.
doWed wife of the late IIartWell
Hart and mother of Messrs. Thorn
as John II. and Robert Hart, all
well known here. Deceased lived
in New Iberia for many years ana
was esteemed by all who had the
pleasure of her acquaintance,
having reared her children in
this City. The remains were
brought to New Iberia last We'd
nesday and buried from the
Methodist church, Rev. Lutz Of
ficiat,ng. The family have the
sympathy Of a large circle Of
friends and relatives.
Lime. brick and cement at Ber-
rand Lumber Co.
The value Of the canal which
was dug jointly by the City Faith
ers and the Police Jury, tapping
the Southern Drainage Canal
which leads to the Gulf was
proven last Wednesday evening
when this section had "A terrific
rain storm which lasted several
hours. Within one hour after
the cloudburst, every drop of wa
ter in the rear Of the City had
been carried to the main canal
to the great convenience
of the residents Of that section.
1t was only on Tuesday that the
draim being cut from Hopkins
street was completed which was
in the nick Of time under the cir
cumstances. This ditch as many
of our citizens term it was cut
from two to six feet deep and not
less than eight feet wide the en-
tine distance to the main canal
and from now on many of our
citizens who always spoke dis
palngingly about the drain are
perfectly delighted with the in
vestment.
Plies Cured in E 10 II Days
Your druggist will refund money il PAZO
OINTMENT fats to cuIe any case OF itching,
Blind Bleeding or r-otrudpg Piles in to IA days.
The fto' an -ivHa Ease and Rest SOC.
The Iberia Truck Growers
. Association held very interest
ing session at their headquarters
last Wednesday evening with a
large membership present, the pur-
pose of the meeting being to meet
prosectiNe purchaser of Irish
and sweet potatoes who will be
ready TO buy as soon as the fall
crop is ready to be marketed.
Since the Association has been
organized and sent out circulars
broadcast all over the country
calling attention to the crops
that will be raised near New 1be-
ria this Fall, President ID. j..
Carstens is in receipt of hundreds
Of letters from buyers all over
the United States who express a
willingness to come here and buy
our products if they can get the
quantity. Since the formation of
this Association our own progress
sive citizen Mr.. Paul DOerle has
made purchases of many vege-
tables which he has shipped to
outside ma,les and I'M the course
Of time we hope to see him build
up such business that he can buy
the bulk. if not all of the products
raised With a radius of ten
miles.
Several desirable residences
for rent.-Apply to Sharp 4
\ncFolls.
The marriage Of Miss Nina
Harry, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
S. G. Harry to Mr.. Edwin Rees of
Houston, Texas, was celebrated
Monday evening, the 7th inst, at
80 clock at st. Peters church,
in the presence Of limited num-
ber of relatives and friends.
Ferns had been placed within the
chancel and the main altar was
ablaze with waXen tapers. The
ceremony was impressively per-
formed by Rev. j. M. Lamglois
after a very appropriate addres IS
to the bridal couple. AS the
bridal party entered "a wedding
march was played by Prof. Yves
Arnandez. The groom waited at
the altar with his best man. Mr..
s. G. Harry. Jr. and Messrs Hans
Muller and r. Il. Delhommer.
The bride looked charming as she
entered with her father who gave
her to be married. She was hand
somely gowned in Irish point lace
over white satin meSsalipe and