New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-08-22
Kramer Laughlin.

Mi hIdIuef LduSHIln,
young son of Mr.. Frank Laugh
I'm and who was employed at the
Renordet saw mill was cut on the
shoulder last Tuesday mornin.
by an emery wheel. The youn.
gentlemen bled profusely, but the
wound was only a flesh injury
and he is doing as we'll as could
be expected under the circum-
stances and nature of his wound.
Emmett Alpha, Esq, Of the
law firm of MCGOWAN & Alpha
Of Jeanerette spent several hours
here last Thursday in connection
with securing a pardon for Mrs
}. ID. Bohannan who is now serv
ing a term in the State Penlter
tiary. On Thursday Mr.. J. J.
FOrgey was busy circulating a
petition which will be presented
to the pardoning board at its next
session. We understand Judge
Simon and in fact the Jury tina:
had convicted the lady for stay
ing her husband have all signed
the petition to help her in secur
ing her freedom. From what we
learn there were but few here
who refused to sign their names
to the list 1t is probable Mrs.
Bohannon will regain her free
dom before serving three months
Died, at her residence at
Beaumont, Texas, on Saturday,
August 18th, 1914, Mrs. Junius
Sampson, nee Ella Moss Rose,
born April Goth, 1858. Mrs.
Sampson had been in bad health
for some time and the loss of her
husband who succumbed about
four months ago after an illness
of a few days was such a shock
to her that it was evident the
end was near when she was
first stricken to her bed. De-
ceased was a native of Fausse
Pointe, where her mother and
brother, Mr.. Dave Rose still
reside. She leaves to mourn her
demise three children, Mr.. w.
r. and G. c. Sampson and Miss
Margaret an only daughter. The
funeral services were held at the
Episcopal church ON Sunday aft
ernoon. Rev. DR.. Diggs officiat-
ing. The family have the SYM
pathy of large circle of friends
and relatives.
"A large number of the men,
bers and officers Of the Knights
Of Maccabees of this City visited
our sister town Of Jeanerette
last Sunday on the occasion Of
the Fair given by the Woodmen
Lodge of Jeanerette. From
point of numbers the affair was a
grand success but the rain inter-
fered very much with the pro-
gram that was scheduled to take
place. Despite the fact that the
grounds and dancing floor was
wet from the heavy deluge that
fell at about the noon hour hun
dreds Of the young people el-
Joyed the terpsichore.
Moss Club Sauce now 15c. Buy
a bottle
The real estate agency of
Jacob & Dallas sold this week the
property situated On
upper Main Street to Mr.. Edgar
We understand he made
the purchase for the use Of his
family as residence. Among
the other real estate deals made
by the same agency was that~of
forty acres of the Treville Sc
gura place about two miles from
town, the purchaser being Will
liam Kramer. It is probable
several other pieces Of valuable
real estate will change hands
within a few days if any reliance
can be placed in rumors now
afoat.
-Messrs. Leblanc & Brous-
sard, the local agents of the
Automobile Corpora
ton is in receipt Of a telegram
Of last Thursday informing them
tba. another carload of Stude-
bakers Of the 1915 model has
been consigned to them direct
from the factory. Since these
gentlemen have accepted the
agency for these durable and
handsome ears they have placed !
several dozens in this section Ct
IL country and from what 80
earn they have all given utmost
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