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Weekly journal-miner., 1913-11-26
BUSY SESSION SLATED
 FOR COURT.
(From Sundays Daily.)


 Commencing with Monday and continuing throughout the next three weeks, a busy session of the superior court will be in evidence. The lists of trial jury cases and court decision suits contain every thing from libel and murder to suit for the collection of wages.
 A busy session for Judge Frank O. Smith is scheduled to start Mon- day morning with a half-dozen or more cases on the calendar The trial jury cases start on December when a special venire of jurymen will be summoned.
 Following is a list of all the cases calendared: November 24th. NJ. NJ. Gordon vs. c. B. Fruit. Gordon, who is an attorney at Je- rome, brings suit for $25OOO0 1l- leging that Pruitt, while deputy sher- fl of the same town, mistreated and insulted him.
 Andrew Smith vs Brooklyn Ari- ,ona Mining Company Suit is brought for the collection of wages. David Scott vs. the Jerome and Clarkdale Auto Company. Scott's -ig was smashed in an auto acci- lent. He brings suit for $500. w. H. Doyle vs. the Gazette Publishing Company. Damages for ;25OOO are asked on grounds of ,lleged libel.
 George Martinez vs. J. L. Han :ock. Wage suit.
 Pablo Rodriguez vs. J. s. Hancock Wage suit.
 Nels Olsen vs United Verde Com- ,any. Plaintiff injured while em- ,loyed by company. Asks $2s.- 70 damages.
 Baker, st al, vs. Fain, ct al AL eged breach of contract suit.
 November 18th.
 Laura M. Strahan vs. ,. l.. Stra- ian. divorce.
 November 18th.
 Loper vs. Hillside Consolidated Mining Company, suit for bill. Sherman Booth vs. Hillside Con- iolidated Mining Company. Legal services.
 R. Humphrey vs. Arizona Copper Sold Mines Company. Stock suit. Elsie G. Darlington vs. D. c. Dar- ington. Divorce.
 December 11th. Three Union Bank and Trust Company suits vs. Shultz & Co.,, I. Ritter and J. V. Dickson. Col ection of notes sought.
 w. A. Fielder vs. J. Grainge
 ,.. December 12th-
 State of Arizona vs. May Clark. Murder.
Weekly journal-miner., 1913-11-26
VETERAN DIES ON
 FURLoUGH
(From Saturdays Daily)

Advices from San Diego bring news of the sudden death of Ezra E. Woodman, veteran of the Civil war. formerly of Company c. Elev- enth Maine infantry, a native of Maine, aged 6S years. The de- ceased was on a furlough in the above city at the time from the Sawtelle Soldiers home
 Woodman was admitted to that institution from Prescott many years ago, and his death will be learned with, expressions of deep regret by many here After the war he welt to Mexico. and acquired quite fortune from the sale of mines. While leaving that country with five other Americans. the party was attacked in the interior of Chihua- hua and every dollar taken from them, Woodnan in addition being severely wounded. In a penniless condition, he came to this city, and his physical sufferings necessitated him going to the home.
 During the Civil war he was commented by his colonel for gal lantry on the field, and when offered a commission refused to accept the honor. In this locality he bore an upright name, and it is said there, are relatives here who survive.
Weekly journal-miner., 1913-11-26
STATE OF ARIZONA,

County of Yavapa-ss being duly That am the of County above all received by the That carefully curatey the from which said money
  transferred and of all payments and d remaining the funds
 E. A ROGERS Treasurer. Yavapai Co., Ariz Subscribed and before this H day of November 1913 P. J. February 23rd,
 The Board with ordered filed. P Farley. clerk of of found be and ordered filed.
 he O C. to
 
 d recaptulaton of the license being follows
 wholesale liquors, d S5O0 150OO
Weekly journal-miner., 1913-11-26

| Improvements on F. R. s4OO00
 Household furniture I:. soc 5000 is' household @ % 5foS s Sf i:'fisS 6bb % Mr. Joseph h''0 the
 SSGS 1s H !:G, & e1efs eq5 :ept M showing gil:o Ge @ @ yGa5 and Ga oo taH co % from & Mr. The lepoP andG 6 ch % h RfS % % f & e Prescott Pre- the October 1913 received checked and ordered
 1 S35 y the laG r5 s for m Tse D of dde M M s wss 5 eSse fT snd H P 3 oeo d % I @ 4 6 hd nd 2Sp1 dd for the month to so the @ Board hat this for b Rs'Dp Ees been e M S 2% @ s saeG sn6t subject to the ns by eafas S'sF as %s'aa apPoSmy Sfoai % 3 @ for the d p @ q P s: Gs @ % 6 @ Pi use t the sDD0 690g o & h @ r' sr o oF s % st of permit do o 5e d u4 s ase r @ af m of sdn m 4Wp aaP5s 6s5D @ bJ sEsG 9f & R the sonSd @ on m s d l f 5 a the said & Gm h M5c 6 sv S nd % :6s Ma by the State Land oCO Dollars (s5o0C school lands AisO3 admission ss M having been considered the day 1913 t sa h aSp h 't Mh fns 5sn i6h 9 S @ o ts ss ssfs5 1d & S 3s % 5pS by the State I9s i's'G {!S' SsH? 5syn % S eod M of S Ssf the 10 alst p day ocobs 9 & SS m a A Rs ssi s 3 De to March % % 3 1 & % 1 @ s s if b as d f'S 8d B oCo sT DT iP ehesf Sv; s 'Hd Rental Rental from from March E4 & @ S SS March March E. E S S
 Total rental ---- | s4 6: Credit due applicant payment 27 Net rental March E R 1914 . be Is%itsd @ to State Land S lands das s@5shqod dsse5bs ssvaF % S::n oa:d.1e A of on S S 3 1 % a & 5 ss Stsa % 5 % Sp f a & a hs % T is si % Ad'9s 5 % s fs @ % n C Doa S9f sh'cSS s S hs s oxs SIS Land Rental Rental from from March lsG y 5 %Sis March IS ' S
 Total rental 6 made old lease retained by Co., 27 Net Tss s 1 claims M H . t,a S 5ss as ni to ss Land and aeoa d4lxn 5 % Spod the f fxen F md.Ftot % payment same were so ,3 was% e half Oct A:sas :s p... sasnsr Ss @ S PFs% Ts%nsead sst nS @ s 5s e5 oe a '05
 S3 S 3 S R g. BG ! h i & 1fi & s gP GS HS5R 1915 l6lO Philip 0Pa se1 last half salary 1916 1911 E. D. Ro last hai Oct salary Co., Hospital sS Ss 1915 SI5 cs Sn e Eeee2 a 9a last @ half f os % cGdn 6l9 1914 M Raib last half Oct salary deputy sheriff Pres S 1915 1915 F fS@aE last H half M o half % 6: & RS : iBy : 1922 1917 Blake Baker half Oct salary Dep sher 623 1918 Fred Hawkins last half 0 salary Dep sher Jerome S55 iG0 E. Cook sheriff Clark ,oc l626 1921 G. Frank Harrington last half salary deputy
 ------ ioN ioz noi iff L. Maven Tepson last 1 o salary, ppl 2sO 0ZO i01' r. F Fork @e. last n-l o. Sl4 upu 250 l69 Campbell half Oct salary sheriff. ,,n 6s9 1925 Tappan last half Oct salary Dep sheriff 12 Orvie Glenn half Oct salary deputy sheriff. 162 E. Muhoand last half Oct, salary, deputy sheriff.
  half 10000 634 1920 Farley office expense Oct clerk Superior 23s iO'' i0' C. Court nf Jones' last h oe aaFv Dep e upeo 7sWl iO'o io'i Ja"sS snpsrior "s; Court last m @ y' s soOcl 1887 1632 Frank O. Smith last half Oct salary S333 i0'0 io'' N"U court T recorder y' - last m @ y anu - - 1Os 33l
 
 750I L. recorder and
Weekly journal-miner., 1913-11-26

Prescott. Arizona. November 3d 1913 of of Yavapai Arizona Monday November 1915 9N o'clock A. NJ.
 William Stephens chairman; Alonzo Mason, member H. w. Heap membe T. Belcher, of October 6th October Eth. and October 1Gh read and motion, the approved
 
 his collector showing the amount collected during October November 1915 Board proceeded check the with the duplicate rolls they were found 10 rolls accordingly and ordered Mr. Rogers treasurer and exo tax collector appeared 0i w5 the period October h November ls 1915 proceeded check the with the receipts issued and cahed The found
Weekly journal-miner., 1913-11-26

residents Humboldt R. Coey constable sheriff Board Upon ordered that ton be postponed until future meeting of the Board This being the by this Board for the Jerome leading depot the U w. P Town of road ordered be until this further investigated by the Board
 The clerk the following official bids
  towards Camp Verde.
 NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Sealed will of
  December 5h 1915 A highway extending from Cherry towards Camp Verde The work will all bridges and cuv shown the plans furnishing all materials and labor with the of which will by The will the specifications office of the Board of Prescott the office of the State Phoe the make complete according tions, the State single lump The will 2O C. and 34OO Y. of Emb
 information proposal be obtained the office of the Board of the office of the State engineer, Phoenix. Arizona.
 sealed plainly marked State Highway Contract be accompanied by certified check of five
 
 All bids will be deemed informal that make the form by the Boardo of Supervisors awarded responsible bidder The Board the right reject and all bids
 WILLIAM STEPHENS, Chairman Attest: R. T. BELCHER, Clerk
 After discussing pertaining to the general welfare of the motion adjourned until Monday the Dth day of
 WILLIAM STEPHENS, Chairman Attest R. T. BELCHER, Clerk
The weekly Iberian., 1913-11-01
NEUROLOGICAL.
MRS. THO>. l. MORSE.

Some months ago the health o'
Mrs. Thos l.. Morse was s"ch
that il prompted Capt. !. J..
Mors. 10 give np hr home at
Morgan City and return to bis old
home ID this city, on st. Peters
street. Later, this home VAS XIV
en- 10 and Mrs. Morse went mp 10
i'm ke station to he with her cid
est daughter, Mrs G .. Pharr.
On Tuesday morning at 1850
o'clock the angel or desth releas-
ed her spirit from its earthly
bondage. When the en'! came
she was surrounded by her chit
dren. She was born Emma =
Reese, \, Jefferson, Texas, March
18th, 1850. e4ao
The funeral SO, vices took place
from the Presbyterian church II
this c,ty on Wednesday afternoon
! at nne o'clock, attended by a 'arg'
number If the relatives, frieDd'
anu acqna,n,ances Of the family
Mrs. Morse is survived by he
husband. Capt. Thos. J.. Morse
ner daughters, Mrs. Il. .. ?har
Of Burke station, this parish
Mrs i II Pickett, Of Alexandria
her SONS, Mr.. Ihos. Il. Morse
postmaster, this city; Mr.. {. =
Morse Of Morgan City; and X
Alex Morse, now ~ California,
The weekly Iberian., 1913-11-01
IN MEMORIt NJ.

Dark shadows have fallen on
"Solitudc. Gloom and eoffo"
have displaced The prov"rbia' sun
shine, the vadiancc Of Kindness, ne
love of friend and neighhor 'ha,
illuminated the environment and
animated the ncighhOrhooi with an
Atmosphere Of hospitality ana
friendship so characteristic ot our
d, parted host Leon Lozcs. a typ
ica iran, O-Amefican, symboi,h'nE
the vivacity OF the French, giving
l;fc and warmth to the fid 81 y dis
played towards friends ana ac-
,uaintances, he will bcs. be re-
memberat as The Prince 81 Ip'-
cures. He knew how 20 live and
made living an art and hy q ~
touches and nuh.letics OF "'ll,ng
optimjsm, eliminated from his daily
eAistenc, those little troubles ana
worries, which make NJ lifes ms
cries and The weight OF its gaining
load. Happiness was his ann anu
the glory of bis work as 20 see
everybody affected by it and have
It sown broadcast SO as to pfepaf
u larger field for crop 81 smile
and cor.entment instead Of 7roWn'
and fusscs.
Life becomes Interesting 10 tn
student only when H. can lend ~,
apprecja ion to those invisible
apencias that make character, hah
It's. ideas. The little shings, IN
needed hy the multitude, n"glec.
ed by he individual are general,
the spice. the poetry, the romano
OF life.
In this rcspec., {, Leon Lozes vas
consummate philosopher. a maste
@, .he sources Of good cheer, Q
tha. lusty health and Sigor iha
consume The calamtlps, disaster
and mlserias 81 he Inauguration
Thcse services are priceless, as .he
refuse to bear the dollar mark, q
the measurement. OF the trade mat
. ke,
II Is a moral com. splritu.
m, as1rc mined in the heart OF lo>
and divine goodness, to thos
!. whose good fortune j, was, to =
c,iya and treasure one OF tho.
tokens OF recognition, ! - :
ward that " maintain he burn =
of the lamp Of esernal light oi 'rt
( friendship, charity and hrneto
cree
; Nav his ashes b. ramenpe ere
{ forever.
G JULES DRF hIt's.
The weekly Iberian., 1913-11-01

Mrs. q j. TTalnOr, on Tuesday.
had a very narrow escape from sc
rions consequences Of an acc'.
dent. There il 4 closet under the
stairs in her home, which ~ not
we'll lighted. She went TO th'S
closet to get an article there Hf"'
ed, and to better find her qneN''
" hen in the closet, she str"cS =
match aud with the flashing ot
the match her clothing lgnlted
Her presence of mind prompted
her TO unfasten her skirt al tht
waist and step out Of it with the
assistance Of her daughter, Miss
Mary Trainor, but rot before bot'
had experienced slight burns
With u bucket Of water Mrs.
Trainor extlnguished the burning
garment.
The weekly Iberian., 1913-11-01

Messrs. Geo. J Oliver and
Lonis q. Greig. Of ST. MartiDvllIf,
were callers at this office on
Thursday noon They say that
there are large blocks Of the best
rice lands IN the state, all around
st. Martinv,lIe. that can oe rent
ed. capable of perfect drainage
and beyond the reach Of rain
foods, like those which destroyed
40 much rice this year, hey
have the renting Of some 3Ooo
acres. See their advertisement
in another column.
The weekly Iberian., 1913-11-01

On Thursday night thief broke
into the cold storeage Of the New
iberia Ice and Bostling Works ana
carried eli keg OF beer. a. !
4 wheelbarroW u also missing, V y
sur,nised tha. the thief borrowed
this convenience to better gel
away with the beer. He might re-
turn the WneelbarroW. II he We're
IL al considerase he would write
4 testimonial, saving how he like
the brand.
The weekly Iberian., 1913-11-01

Yesterday afternoon DR.. Adolph
Koch received information from
Jack son, La, announcing me dea, u
OF his brother, Henry. Af.rr com
mnnicatine With the other mem
hcrs OF The family, praparst t,on.
wer. begun for tn. in.ermen' o.
tho deceased here III the iamhy
nlot IN Rose Hill Cemetery.
The weekly Iberian., 1913-11-01

TIL. Civic League will hold its
regular meeting on next Monday
afternoon. at / o'clock, in the par
,ors of Hotel Frederic. The of1ic-
.rs of the League desire q full al.
t4ndance of the membership ard
.xtend a cordial invitation TO all
who are not members to send 70
,he;, applicat,ons for membership
IN the band of New Iberia Boost
ers.
The weekly Iberian., 1913-11-01

IN severe cases OF sore lungs
YOU need an internal and eNterna
remedy. Buy the dollar size BAL.
I,ARD'S HOREHOUND Si 7
YOU get two remadies>fet the rf,r'
az one. with Ievcpf dollar DO, nc
there is a fref YERRIck's KS, REL Fl.
=. SKpsEs PER, foEofs PLASTER TO-
Solh nv ESTORGE DRUG co.
The weekly Iberian., 1913-11-01

Every family that has children 7
liable TO have Group invariably 2
niph.. i, BALLARD'S HoRE-
HOUND SYRUP lsskep> IL N
house, it saves going after tht
medicine at ar announcement lih't
and checksy<the attack PROMPT y
price 254. g5hc and S1oo per botIe
Sold Bv ESTORiE DRUG 60.
The weekly Iberian., 1913-11-01
NEW IBERIA DRUGGIST
DEsFRvEsPRA

Jno. Il. Taylor deserves praise
from New iberia people for intro
ducink here theSs'mple huck thorn
bark and glyce<ine mixture. known
"a Ad,er-i-ka This simple Ger.
man Eremedy first became famous
by chring gappendicitis and it has
now been discovered that 4 SIN
GLE ,DOSH relieves sour stomach
0as on the~stOmach and constiPa-
ton INSTANTLY.
Sold by Jno. K. Taylor, Druggist
The weekly Iberian., 1913-11-01
STOPS PAIN, HEALS WOUNDS.

Royaline Oil is SIRNNG ~
THAN IHE OTHER AN lSEPIlCo.
That gives it GREATEb pow ER
TO EASE PAIN, insidpfor outsii &c,
man or beast. AlsQfmakes It 60
further and give ERGER VALoE +
FOR THE MoN1. That's Why i
wins everywhere, over every
thing, when feople try #. i i
nraiscd loudest by those who have
used it longest. It's different
YonIt like It better. Try it nov
1Oc.. 25c.. soc. Money back plan.
The weekly Iberian., 1913-11-01

Mr.. Henry s. inider, Of Lake
Charles, was u town on Monday
on business aud pleasure, and
during llis visit dropped III 10 sec
us. lie was just recovering lton
i spell Of illness, and was not
,taire up 10 The standard Of his Old
loli, self Ole left OH that nights
ram Tor his home.
The weekly Iberian., 1913-11-01
when quality and price are tn
We believe 1t ia =.
your interest to let us figure on
your printing. We do for others
Why not for your -, ,-.-.
4 r. MItLARD. The Printer

The Gordon Hays Sock 60. Y,
announced for thi, place au o.
nex, week. They are Wen KNOW
TO our people, having playeo ses
Graf engagements here before
and to big audiences.
The weekly Iberian., 1913-11-01

The Unsec.arian Aid Society $
entertainment, al the Elk's Theatre.
on Thursday evening, was sp'e"-
did success. The program was car
.';aa ont in = manner 10 elicit the
most generous and hearty ap
plause, which was given hnss'h'r
edly.
The weekly Iberian., 1913-11-01
NORRIS RONERO

n Very pretty home Wehiing
took place on Wednesday even
ING at o'clock al the home OF NJ.
and Mrs. Octave i. Romero, when
their charming daughter, Miss g.
ciln was given in marriage to Mr..
Monroe Morris OF Baton Rouge.
Tho happy young couple departed
that night for Bason Rouge 'hei,
future home, followed ~ the gnoa
wishes Of host OF friends.
The weekly Iberian., 1913-11-01

The chill microba mar.s its tate
i, HERRlNE. There are thousands
OF these germs ~ the az YOU
breathe and any derangemth' -
the liver, stomach o. bowels g'Ses
them the opportunity they te'h
A dose Of HEkBlNE destroys them,
clear. them fout completely anh
nromotes a fine feeling oi strength
and buOvancA. Ptic' 'oe
Sold By ES forge DRUG GO.
The weekly Iberian., 1913-11-01
HuGDNIN HI VAL

On Monday evening, October
9th. III $50 o'clock. AZ =. Peters
Catholic Church Miss Mlchellne
Unval was gwen III marriage 20
Mr.. Raoul Ilmgonin, in the pres,
rnce of relatives and friends o.
he contracting parties.
The weekly Iberian., 1913-11-01

Mrs. L4zud King, TO the dr.
light Of her family aud host Of
friends returned from New Ots
leans on Ias1 Sunday. II the
rood WISHES Of her friends eonId
avail she would soon forget that
SHE was ever III. 20
The weekly Iberian., 1913-11-01
CISTERNS REBUILT OR NEW j,
Brick, Cement, Lime, Gravel
Sand. Drainage Tiles, etc.
BERTRAND LUMBER "

Last night was Halloween. Ihf
,.,,,,nuer Generation indulged thu
usual sports. There were a's"
number of parties in this ci,v CON-
memOratinG the occasion.
The weekly Iberian., 1913-11-01
MOSS CLUB SAUCE
Now Is Cents Bny a bottle.

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Lionel
l.aperouse, little daughter, o.
Thursdav October Both. All
good wishes from the 1berlan TO
the fair little lady.
The weekly Iberian., 1913-11-01

Mr. A. Sullie Landry has beeh
gwen the agency Of the Tlmer
democrat for this city ana has
charge of the daily deliveries.
The weekly Iberian., 1913-11-01

Mr., \ X Dtlcambre, ol Deron-
en.aI.a.. was III town on Wednes
day. he says that The cane
planters Of lls parish viii have
serious and difficult problem to
face, IN savlu. Their cane, II the
rains continue much longer.
The weekly Iberian., 1913-11-01
SAVE YOUR MONEY.

Royaline Liver Regulator IS BEST
and Cheapest for bnstlpation, bl-
ionsness, Headache, Indigestion.
Tin box to last about one month
IS cents. Money back plan,
The weekly Iberian., 1913-11-01

Miss Nlnetia Mates ot the
High School faculty leaves tomor.
row for Kew Orleans from whicl,
point she viii sal Nov. for Ia.
mama where she has accepted a
position as teacher with the gov.
eminent Lafayette Gazette.
The weekly Iberian., 1913-11-01

M, Eug Darby was caiier
YESTERDAY lie says the cotton
ctop was cut very Shott hy the
rains He il bit appIebensive
that sae.fspotalors have been ~
lufei by the excessive, amount oi
water IL the earth lie found
evidences of he tuhe,s roitlng III
the rows
The weekly Iberian., 1913-11-01

When quality and price are the
considerations, We believe IL Is 70
your interest to let US figure on
YOUR printing. We do for others
Why not for you9
The weekly Iberian., 1913-11-01

Mr. lIllIatd Roberts has ~
Gently been transferred by the
Southstn raciiic Railroad back u
his old home Acre, where hT VII
he employed in lie Eastend Sig
nal Tower.
The weekly Iberian., 1913-11-01

Louisiana Maps, pocket size. sho"
ING the new parish es, and new census
% cents. at Millard's News Depot.
The weekly Iberian., 1913-11-01

Mrs. Jerry W. Taylor en-. artain-
ed the members OF the JUNIOR rp
worth League at a HolloW'aen party
last night. 1t was a delightful am
long to he remembered occasion.
The weekly Iberian., 1913-11-01

Corn Buyers Receipts, bound IN con
yenient pocket form. for sale ~ sns
Office in any quantity.
The weekly Iberian., 1913-11-01

Today il Al Sans Day lh"se
whd rest in the Silent CisN slaer
beneath a wilderness Of flowers, :
/, stimonial Of the loyal and nndS~
;pe love cherished hS those lelt
here on earth.
The weekly Iberian., 1913-11-01

The rain on "Wednesday morn
ing brought very little gladness
The weekly Iberian., 1913-11-01
No. 666

Thi. is a prescription prepared sso9tial.
for MALARIA or CAlLLs & FEvEP
Five or six doses will break any Ease, A.
il taken then a. sfonic the hsfr vii r
return. Il afs on the liyef better n
Calomel end does not ssips I aieAea. =
The weekly Iberian., 1913-11-01
fsO>OM \

self d.fs;al il virtue and u
NJ first step towards economy.
But there il no economy III deny
ing Yourself the lberians weekly
visits where they only cost you 2
.ants per week, or S1.OO por " ar.
The weekly Iberian., 1913-11-01

From . Shoe-peg to a ships spar.
BERTRAND LUMBER CO.
The weekly Iberian., 1913-11-01

For all kinGs Of Printing GO TO
FRESH FLOWER SEEDS
The weekly Iberian., 1913-11-01

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New Iberia and guest WITS = -
ia"ton - orlando, ia, iti' -
nlday alter an apOieelait'' N'S'1
At he home oa H1s j. W h"'
gHleits, Lafayette aaIeuet
iF /, Gautleau. Of New Orleans,
arrived ia hrs cltY Yesterday, aud
a,e guests IN the home III Mr.. L. !.
Gantreau, AIRS tautreau's son, on
Gentle street, expecting 10 return
to tiieli home tomorrow
) now been some i've months at
i No,f,lL VA ~ i naval training
school viii probably come home
4 10 sprna The Christmas holidays
with his father ani mother
q Miss Elsie Nonk caine nome ~
+ 'ie'h = ~ ,t,' q M, SzI,at1 -
= gneaa tlt, WFrt-rnl ~ h hUr mo IL
- CT. one ~ d9GOHlIaillEsh ~ '"o
!, iabA deSostdt' = ~ ~
The weekly Iberian., 1913-11-01

Mrs T.. q t.atttreau and son,
+ Il sautleau, Of New Orleans,
arrived IN THIS clty yesterday, and
ale guests III the home ol MI. u. >.
Gantreau, AIRS t,alltreau' y son, on
ttniln etIcrl, expecting 10 return
to tleit home tomorrow
The weekly Iberian., 1913-11-01

Mira Siovle, ot Rayne \ dele
saie to the District missionary
Meeting held - titis place on
Monday aud Tuesday Of this
week, wasa guest ia the home OF
Mrs | / Rand
The weekly Iberian., 1913-11-01

Mrs Anguste snet tIbleIle ot
New IBERIA and guest, Mrs. J y,
Iavton ~ Orlando, Ella left Sal
nlday after ~ appreciated sts't
AT h4 home of Alrs l.. N Eur
guirlts LaiaA cite Gazeue.
The weekly Iberian., 1913-11-01
PERSON AIS.

hIf tfF E@l3uj
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