New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-12-12
Aurora Lodge, No. 1913, F.

Aurora Lodge, No. 1913, F.
and A. NJ. held their annual
election Of officers last Monday
night at 80 with a large at
tendance of the members pres
ent. The result was as follows:
Worshipful Master, DR.. E. $.
Fulton; Senior Warden, w. 5.
Henning; Junior Warden, Victor
J. Erath; Treasurer, Lazard
King; Secretary, John 7. White;
Senior Deacon, E. H. Buffinton;
Junior Deacon, H. G. Gilbert;
Tyler. H. H. Winters; Chaplain,
Dr.. II. A. King. Members to
Temple Committee. Maurice Gal
land and V. J. Erath.
Mouton says: Some Candy
line. Zoe to $40.
: We notice the Police Jury Is
working all of the prisoners SEN
fenced by both the City Court
and District Court on the public
roads of the Parish and good re-
suits are being obtained. These
prisoners under the supervision
of Mr.. VIM. Lourd has been kept
busy building dipping watts
throughout the Parish. 1t is so
much better to work these prls-
oners On the public roads than to
permit them to remain housed up
in Jail without giving the Parish
the advantage Of getting some
thing back for their feed as
heretofore.
Creole and Bermuda Onion
Plants for sale, Zoe hundred.
Apply to J. L. Gebert, 541 East
Main Street.
The residence Of Judge Jos. A..
Breaux on St. Peter Street at
present occupied by DR.. Mauldin
and his family came very near
being destroyed by fire last
Thursday morning between nine
and ten o'clock. The origin OF
the fire was due to a defective
fue located in the hall of the
house. The fire department was
called out in time to subdue the
flames which was done with their
chemical apparatus before any
material damage took place. DIR.
Mauldin was very fortunate IN
not having his furniture damaged
as he had no insurance on his
household effects.
Cures Old Sores, Other Remedies Won't Cure.
The worst cases. no matter of how long standing.
are cured by the wonderful, old reliable DIR.
Porter's Antiseptic Healing OIL 1t relieves
Pain and Heals at the same time. 1oc, Soc, Sl'Vo
We were requested to all
nounce that the Moving Picture
Benefit advertised to take place
last night to raise money to al
leviate the distress Of the family
Of Mr.. Will Brown has been post
poned to next Wednesday after
noon. On this occasion Mr..
Scharff has promised an excellent
program and the charitably dis
posed should lend their assist
ance by being present on the oc-
casion. For some time numerous
little entertainments have been
given for the benefit of this wor-
thy cause, but on no occasion has
sufficient funds been raised to
give this family proper sustenanee
the remainder Of the winter
which is imperitive.
"Bug Death" is guaranteed to
be non-poisonous to the human
being and animals. But Oh! you
bugs.-See Dallas & Bertram,
Agents
The venerable Mr.. Sterling
Walker whose plantation is Sit
uated a few miles south Of Jeane-
rette visited New iberia last
Wednesday on business matters.
In conversation with the gentle
man he informed us that seed
cane for next years crop would
be hard to get, the cane borer
having done so much damage to
the cane. In his section this sea-
son the crop was exceedingly
short with very poor prospects
for next year. He said there was
but little corn raised also due to
the early wet weather during
the first of the season. There
was plenty of sweet potatoes
raised with but little demand.
Mouton says: Post Cards,
lie to 100c.
On Tuesday night the Girard
Hope Chapter, No. 80, Royal
Arch Masons selected the fol-