New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-07-05
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picturesque pantOmlne Will be
given on Monday night, July ii,
for the benefit of the Elks 10y the
members of that organization and
their young lady friends. In
view of the good work accom-
lished by the Elks Club in the
past, we suggest that our people
give their hearty cooperation III
the undertaking.
Autos to hire day or night at
moderate prices.-See kleeman.
The friends in this City Of
Mr.. Robt. 5. Bell, assistant treas
urer of the State were pleased to
learn that he has entered CO.
partnership In the practice OF law
at Monroe, La, with the firm OF
Millsaps & Olivier, one OF the
most prominent firms in North
Louisiana. His resignation to
take effect on August LIST.
Moss Club Sauce now l5c. Buy
a bottle.
The pulpit of the Presbyterian
church will be filled next Sunday
night by Rev. Broushard who ar
rived this week to take the place
of Rev. Paradis who will be alb
sent during the summer months.
Mr.. Paradis and his wife left yes
terday for Waverly, Mimi, their
cid home
See kleeman for your auto
Larties, terms reasonable.
Fourth of July passed off
quietly in New Iberia, the princl-
pal attraction during the after
noon being a game of base bali
between the Altar Boys and the
Moose-Red Men, both Of this CITY.
At night America Fire Company
No. gave a dance at their hall
as is their custom which was at
tended by hundreds of the young
PEOPLE of New Iberia. A nice
a mount was realized which will
be placed to the credit OF the
Company.
Moss Club Sauce now .5c. Buy
"A bottle.
The Dairy Farm Of Messrs.
Louis PessOn & Son. situated on
the 40 arpent road. about three
miles from New iberia is under
going a complete change which
will make it one Of the most san
itary in the State. The propric-
tors have built a large barn,
4Ox24 feet and a dairy room
which measures 14xl2 putting III
the most up-to-date sterilizing out
fit manufactured at the present
time. They intend erecting a"
artesiau well for the use OF their
large herd of milk stock. When
these improvements are complet-
ed they will have model dairy.
Moss Club Sance now l5c. Buy
bottle.
Last Monday morning ne
gro by the name Of Joseph jules
was brought before Judge John
r. Davis, charged with carrying
a concealed weapon, which was
taken from him by one of the Of
ficers. The NEGRO pleaded that
il was his habit nightly when go
ing home to carry a weapon, but
judge Davis could not see why
he should not impose the usual
fine and gave him like every oth D.
er violatOr, 5000 or six months
Imprisonment. That Is the only
way to break up the practice OF
carrying concealed weapons In
this Parish and Judge Davis de-
serves credit for checkmatlng
what used to be a common prac-
tee by white and black.
Lime, brick and cement at Ber-
trand Lumber Co.
The Criminal Term of the
District Court will begin ip this
Parish next Tuesday, the 9Th da.
Of July, when it is Judge Simon s
intention to again clear the
docket. Those selected to serve
on the Grand Jury are as fol-
lows Messrs. E. b. Bayard, Jules
Olivier, L. j. Gonsoulin, Sidney
Broussard, Soligny Broussard. J
B. Bourgeois, Eraste Leblanc,
Wiz Norres, L. 6. FACET, Q. T
Romero, Roht. +. Freeman, De-
tave Renoudet, Jules Dreyfus
Edgar j. Bourg, Numa Drouet-
Odillon Delcambre, Fred Napier.
Jos. Millet, Felix D'Albor and
Luke Borel. The list of Petit
Jurors to serve during the session