New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-05-10
NEW IBERIA SANITARY LAUNDRY.

| -Unheard of and strange
things happen occasionally where
least expected; as is evidenced by
an occurrence on the place OF
Deputy Sheriff AdOlph Mestayer,
whose varacity no man will ques-
ton? La the past two weeks
Mr. Mestayer has, with his own
hands gathered a half dozen
turkey eggs of rare variety and
carefully preserved them until
last Sunday when h eplaced them
in charge of trCsty hen for IN
cubation. On Wednesday morn
ing the fourth da'Mh was as
founded to find that four of the
eggs had Matched out strong
robust young turkeys, which he
hopes will continue their develop
ment at the same rate. Should
any one doubt this, Mr.. Mes
tayer is prepared to prove his
contentious by showing the young
turkeys.
For Weakness ard Loss of appetite
The Old Standard general strengthening tome
GROVES TASTELESS chill TONIC. DIVES oui
Malaria and builds UP the system. tue tonic
and sure Appetizer. For adults lnd children. Soc.
Among the members of New
Iberia Council n. 1908, X. of &.
who attended the Initiation cere
monies connected with the admls-
sion of a class of over sixty can
didates were the following gentle
men: Messrs. S. G. Harry w.
i. Burke, Eugene GuillOt, Jos. A.
Occur, Paul Doerle, A. A. Dau-
terive, j. d. Broussard, A.
Daigre, Ed. l.. EstOrge, Alphonse
Hitter, F. j. Ribbeck, Hubald Ro-
nero, Henry Landry, J. 7. Ian
dry, Edmond Landry, Leon Min
vielle, Alexis VOORHEES,, F. ID.
Broussard, Jos. E. Hitter, W. {.
Segura, w. j. Eckart, E. E. Del
hommer, Armand Broussard, f.
O. Schwing. A. p. Pesson, }. ID.
P. 0. Broussard, ?.
U. BrOussard, Olivier tBroussard,
DR.. L. Saparito, j. T. Chauvin.
Cyrus Broussard, 0. II. DeshOtel
and Fl. j. David.
A special train carried del !
egation OF forty Knights of Co
|umbus from this City and Jeane-
rette to Lafayette last Sunday to
participate in the initiation cere-
monies incident to the induction
INTO the Order of some seventy !,
odd aspirants. In spite of the
disastrous fire, which was wit
1essed by the visitors, Lafayette
Council extended a cordial wei
come to it's guests and carried out
he program prepared to the let
.er. After the ceremonies of
luncheon was served
1t the Gordon Hotel which was
followed by reception at the X
If c.. Hall where the ladies Of the
own had prepared a concert and
served refreshments. At the con-
,lusiOn of the reception, the young
'Olks INDUCED in dancing until
warned that it was time to take
he l 100 a. m. train for home.
Adieus were reluctantly said, eacn
visitor voting Lafayette the
patent of hospitality and the
lone of chilvalry and Of beauty
News reached here last Sun
lay of the death of Mrs Lille
Wedemeyer, wife of Mr.. VIM. A.
3roussard and sister-in-law Of
Messrs .SilviO, Walter and Henry
3roussard of this City. Although
he had been ailing for some
line, the death of Mrs. BrOus-
ard came as distinct shock to
Ter family and friends, who felt
10 apprehensions on account of
Ter illness, but rather entertained
he hope that her youthfrlness
md strength would enable her to
overcome her troubles. Last Sat
lrday however, she suddenly be-
'ame i'll and in spite of every
are, grew steadily worse until re
ieved by death early Sunday aft
rnoon. The large attendance at
Ter funeral, held from the Episco-
,al church Monday afternoon.
'ore testimony to the sorrow of
rien6s in this community. De-
eased is survived by her husband
nd one young son about two
ears of age to whom We offer our
eartfelt sympathies.