New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-12-20
in another column appears

an article written by one of our
progressive citizens, entitled "Get
Together" and while we do not
endorse its exact wording, in ev-
cry particular, the intent is, how
ever, for the betterment of the
community, if we will but take
heed. Our people should work
together in more unanimity if
they wish this City to enjoy the
prosperity that is due it, and we
, should all back every movement
that is calculated to benefit the
town. 1t is only by a united pull
that we can accomplish anything
and we sincerely hope 1914 will
find all of our citizens standing
together and encouraging every
undertaking that will forge New
Iberia to the front.
All next week, your opportun-
ity to buy your Xmas presents.
i You make the price.-Eckart
Jewelry & Mfg. Co. Ltd
1T was gratifying to the
friends and acquaintance Of the
venerable Judge Felix VOORHEES,
when they learned that he had
rallied from his attack of illness
and has bright hopes for rapid
recovery. On Thursday morn
ming it was rumored that a turn
had been taken for the worse,
but the report was without fonn
dation. Judge VOORHEES, is resid-
ing at Port Allen, La, with one
If his daughters where he was
| tnRea i'll.
| Money, money, money to loan
| on farm property in any portion
of iberia Parish at 8 per cent per
| annum interest, see or write d.
l.. Mcpherson, Abbeville, La.
"A sad accident befell an old
| colored man last Monday even
ing which may cost him his life,
though at present he is reported
doing as we'll as could be ex-
| pected. The negro it seemed was
| hard at hearing and while walk
ing on the Southern Pacific track
| was ran into and knocked down.
by the Motor car and seriously
injured. The unfortunate was
then brought to the Office of DIR.
j. w. Sanders where he received
attention.
Ask for the shade tree, shrub,
rose and flower catalog of Grit
fing Brothers. Port Arthur, Tex.
It's free.
Died, at Dallas, Texas, on
Wednesday, December 18th,
1913, Mr.. Jules Muller, aged Al
years, after an illness of several
months. Mr.. Muller was a ma
tive of Geneva, Switzerland and
came to this Parish a number of
years ago, being bethrothed to
| Miss Bertha Bayard, daughter OF
the venerable Mr.. H. B. Bayard,
who survives him. The remains
of the deceased arrived here on
Thursday night and were brought
to the residence of Mr.. A. j. Maui
| mus where it remained in care
| of friends until Friday morning at
nine o clock when the funeral
services were held at st. Peters
Catholic church. His widow has
| the sympathy of a large circle OF
friends and relatives in the hour
of her distress.
This week will practically
wind up the 1913 cane crop with
possibly one exception that Of the
Orange Grove refinery at Olivier,
| whom we understand will not
| finish grinding until about the
first of the year. The crop is
| said to be about Is per cent short
| and with the small price paid
| per ton it is gratifying that our
farmers had sudh delightful
| weather for harvesting, other
| wise many would have Jared
| very badly. The mill of NJ. A.
Patout & Son, situated near Pa
toutville, so we understand, fin
| ished yesterday crushing near
| unto AZ, 900 tons; in 36 days they
| put through $4,000 tons without
a single mishap to interfere with
| the mill.
Moss Qub Saucs now loo. Bay
| . bottle.
| The Herpeche-Bahon FAM
ily's Of this City had the sad mis-
fortune Of losing their aunt, Mrs.
Albertine Hutchinson who died
| last Tuesday at Scot, La, after
short illness. Mrs. Hutchinson
resided here with her sister, the
late Mrs. Chas. N. Bahon for =
number Of years before taking
up her residence at Scott. Messrs.
TX. A. Herpeche, Chas. and Ed
ward Bahon were among those
! who attended the funeral.
Have you planted your orange
and pecan trees yeti Ask for
the Tree Book Of Griffing Broth
| ers. Port Arthur, Texas and Or
der them now.
As per call Of District Judge
James Simon, Messra. J. g. Lee
Blanc, j. F. Moore, B. v. Mouret,
P. C. Romero and Joseph Bonin,
members of the Jury Commits
sion for Iberia Parish met in the
Clerks Office and drew the list
Of Grand and Petit Jurors to
serve for the next criminal term
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