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

Miss Elise and by the mother and
sister Of the groom. The bridal
couple were the recipients Of num-
erous handsome gifts and left on
the 12:4f west bound train for
Houston, Texas, which they will
make their home.
For Weakness and Loss of Appetite
The Old Standard general strengthening tonic
GROVES TASTELESS chill TONIC, drives ou
Malaria and builds up the system. true tonic
and sure Appetizer. Foradnl 6 nd children SOC
On Monday last the elec ton
in the Village of Delcambre to
take the sense of the property
holders both pro and con in the
levy of special taxes for the
Southw este1n Traction & Power
Company resulted in favor of the
proposed extension from this
City. The result was as follows :
Forty votes were east by the
property holders, thirty-nine OF
whom voted $27 ,927 90 in favor
of the tax, while one single party
registered his vote against the
proposition, his real estate values
being the small amOtInt OF $4Oo.
This was certainly an excellent
showing for the progressive people
of that section. On Tuesday the
tax at Erath was again submitted
10 the voters with the following
result: For-50 votes east, $24,
734.45. Against-13 votes east,
$11. 1.2SO.OO. Now that Iall of the
settlements between New Iberia
and AbbeyiIle have given their
approval of the tax, work should
begin at an early date on all OF
the extensions out of New Iberia.
To Cure a Cold in One Day
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Cough and Headache and works off the Cold.
Druggists refund money if it fails to cure.
=. W GROVES si~"oture on each box. 25c.
The Elk Theatre, Company
which consist of the tnembees cf
b. =. O. E. No. 554 met i'm called
session last Tuesday night to re-
elect a Board of Directors to
manage the affairs of the corpora
ton for the ensuing ear. The re
suit was as follows: ThOs R.
Morse, Ventress j. Smith, F. o.
Schving, Nathan Davis, Louis A.
Valet, Rudolph p, Ribbeck, VIM.
Bauman and Leopold King. Aft
er the selection Of the directors
they met at once and selected the
following officers, Thos r. Morse,
president; VIM. Bauman, Secre-
tary and Leopold King. treas
urer.
The Civic League met on Mon
day, April 7th in regular session
with a good attendance. Plans
were made for the reception OF
Miss Elizabeth B. Kelley, State
Srrervisor of Home Economies,
who will come from Baton Rouge
at the invitation Of the League to
speak upon the subject of Domes
til Science which the SchoolBoard
hopes to institute in our High
School. This talk by Miss Kelley
who is employed by the State for
this special line Of work will be
mainly for the girls of the New
iberia High School and for their
mothers but all persons interested
in the introduction Of this import
ant branch are cordially invited.
Miss Kelley will speak on Friday.
April 25th at four O'Clock in th"
High School Auditorium.
The members of the Protest
ant Cemetery Association are re
quested to meet next Monday
evening at four O'Clock at the Of
fee of Messrs. Murray & Smith,
in the Masonic building A full
attendance is urged as business
of Importance win be transacted.
The Sea Coast Echo, published
at Bay st. Louis, Miss, of date
March Goth, published the sub
joined account of a dramatic en-
tertainment in which onr young
Iberian now a student Of st. Stan
isIas College took an important
part: A feature Of Monday
nights dramatic presentation OF
".The Moonshiner's Daughter, y
at WOodmen Hall, was the high
order of music furnished by st.
Stanislaus College Orchestra, com
posed of Bro. Judean and cole
gians, with Mr.. J. Ashton Moss,
class '13, of New Iberia, La, at
the piano. Several extra num-
hers, repeatedly enepred by the
large and appreciative audience,
were rendered by Mr.. Moss, piano,
and Mr.. Roland Rexach, Glass '13,
Of Bay st. Louis, violin. Messrs.
Moss & Rexach struck a most re-
sponsive chord and the liberal ap-
plause and the spontaneity Of
same accorded them was evident
that they had carried tho