New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-11-28

Rev. Paradis officiating. The pub
lie is cordially invited to be pres,
ent.
December the 10Th has been
set as the date of the Annual
Xmas Bazaar to be given by the
Ladies of the Methodist church
in the Fisher building upper Main
Street. The patronage of the
pubhc is cordially requested.
10 Auss. =. ..p.. In Uns Day
Take LAXATIVE BRoNIO Quirine. 1t stops the
Cough and Headache and works eff the Cold.
DRUGGISTS refund money if 1t fails to cure.
:" 7T-Fr'S sicf'sture on each box. 2Sc.
Services were held i'll all u
the Protestant churches last
Thursday, Thanksgiving Day de-
spite the fact that the weather
was very inclement. On the day
previous rainy weather set i'll and
continued all of Thursday keeping
hundreds Of people away from
the beautiful church services on
Thursday morning.
An unusual sight in this City
last Monday evening was the
transferring through this City OF
a full carload of negro conyicts
who were en- route to the Hope
Plantation. These negroes were
brought there to assist III taking
off the sugar crop raised by the
Board of Control. After the cane
is harvested it is probable they
will all be taken back to work on
the other large plantations owned
by the State. From here they
were put in the Trailer of the
Southwestern Traction Il Power
Co. by a large number Of guards.
Bug Death is guaranteed to
be non-polsonoUs to the human
being and animals. But Oh! you
bugs.-See Dallas & Bertram,
Agents
Our job printing department
has been exceedingly busy this
week turning out the first ISSUE
Of the "Grit, a publication IS
sued by the pupils Of the New be
ria High School. The editorlu-
chief Of the publication is Miss
Elizabeth Laughlin; managing
editor, Miss Lillian Herpeche;
business manager, Mr.. Don Du-
lany with Master Lester Schartf
rs the able assistant. The stall
of reporters are Francis Simon,
Linda Verrett, Norma Siebeck,
Clara Stansbury, Alberta Ber-
trand, Pearl Taul, VIM. Boudreau
and Edward Evans. The saluta.
tory was written by Master Don
Dulany with several other inter-
esting articles by Misses Vida
Riggs, LILLIAN Herpeehe, Lester
Scharff, Hermann Hauser, Harry
Sheard and Beverly Hebert. The
edition is well arranged and
speaks well for the more adj
vanced pupils Of the New Iberia
High School.
Last Sunday morning when
on her way to church, Mrs REESE
mond Leblanc had the misfortune
Of falling while in the act Of
walking on the present bad side
walks in tie rear Of re City and
broke an arm. We understand
the lady is suffering much pain
by the accident. This shows the
urgent necessity on the part Of
the City Commissioners to get
busy at once and force the OWL
ers Of that class Of property to
either repair their walks or build
them anew. just as we stated
last week the City is responsible
for all bad walks and when per-
sons fall and injure themselves
they are entitled to damages. We
trust the proper steps will be TAX.
en- at once before another accident
occurs.
1t would be well for those
who own automobiles which ply
the Main Street of this City to
bear in mind that the ordinance
relative to stopping the cars when
they approach the Trolley car un-
less it is also in motion will hence.
forth be strictly enforced. In
with some of the Of
fieers this week they informed us
that special efforts will be made
by them in the future to arrest
any one not complying with the
Several narrow es-
capes from serious injury has
taken place within the past few
weeks and none will escape JUS
tlce who continue the practice by /
the Trolley when it is