New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-01-18

On Tuesday, January l4tln,
fine Peoples National Bank he'a
;ts annual meeting Of Siockhold-
orc and reelected the same
HoarG TO serve for the year l'io
which is as follows: Lazaru
Kline G. G. Laughlin, "A. koch,
Inke Trainor. John K. Taylor
los J. Smith. NJ. Co9nenhem'
Leopold Levy and Leopold Ming.
On January ID, the bank paid ilS
semi annual dividend No. ~.
For many years this bank mas
been declaring regularly dlV'-
dend of six per cent every SIN
months. and with each reeurreilc"
of ,be event of the stockholders
and the public in general are CIV
en- a proof of the success OF rlie
second Oldest bank in tins C'ty'
The wedding Of Mr.. Arthur
Schexnaydcr, manager OF the ue-
bert Single Company OF t''S
CITY and Miss Anita MestaIer
was solemnized last "Wednesday
afternoon at st. Peter S Cathoiic
church. Rev. J. Nj. Langlols OIL
6ciatiuc. Miss Mestayer was the
principal for several years Oh 'h1
u.a,al;o school East End and
has hundreds of friends M IBERIA
Parish. many OF whom were pres
ont 10 offer their CONGRATULATIONS
and best wishes. The couple
boarded an East bound tram for
New Orleans where they Will
spend several days after when
they will take up their residence
in East End, the grooms present
home.
Work has begun once more
ON the Model Road from the fost
Office to the City limits connect
inc with the Parish road as
contracted for by the Chatham
Construction Company and whic''
has SO long been delayed from
one cause and then another. we
trust the City authorities will not
permit the contractors to con
time further excavation ON our
Main Street until laying OF the
prayel has actually begun. There
is very little reason to justify tax
inc out more dirt until several
blocks are completed. In fact as
fast as the excavating is done tte
Tioya gravel should be dropped III
place and packed down as per
specifications and then the resi-.
| dents and property holders VIII
have very little reason to com
plain.
Among the several hundred
contestants in Louisiana whe
furnished recipes for Armour
Monthly Cook Book, published al
| Chicago, H., we notice d'he name
Of Mrs. VIM. G. Segura OF Ne"
Iberia who was awarded the see
ond prize. The first going to Miss
Alice Seguin Of New Orleans and
the third to Mrs. X. c. Maclnel
of Lafayette. Mrs. Segura s recipe
| was as follows: Mullins One
and one-half tablespoons oil
melted Simon Pure Leaf Lard, one
tablespoon of sugar, one egg wei
beaten, three teaspoons OF 'bak
inc powder, one scant teaspoon
of salt, one and one-half cups o.
milk. three cups Of -four siftet
with all dry ingredients. Ado
Simon Pure Leaf Lord, egg ant
! milk. Beat thoroughly for ten
minutes. -.
For many years BRODlE's
CORDIAL has been known as thu
standard remedy in cases Of bow
ell troubles. One dose relieves
instantly.
The unwilling Parish guests
who have been loud in their com
plants for the past few weeks be
cause Of discomfort attending thu
installation of a plumbing ant
heating plant and the repairs
made necessary by the recent fire
were made happy to-day by The
leompletion of the work by con
tractor II. w. Greenway. TIT
reminding winter weeks hold on
promises of warmth and comfor
to the inmates which have beer
denied them for lo these man,
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