New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-01-24
Insurance Agent.

'heis NiuD was organized las
week by the patrons and faculty of the
Madison and Julia Streets schools, TO,
the purpose of improving the building and
grounds, and purchasing the necessary
materials for use in the school rooms
series of entertainments was planned
by the Mothers, the first of which will
be dance at the Hall of America Fire
Co. No. 2 on the night of Thursday
January 10Th. Refreshments will be
sold. In the afternoon from three to
SIX there will be an entertainment for
/ the children, to which no admission viii.
, be charged.
J Window glass cue TO any size
Misunderstanding Lumber Go.
| bills Day." Wednesday, January
18th, the Elks Minstrel Will take place
| at the Elks Theatre. On this occasion
rare local talent will display itself be-
hind the footlights mid a merry jungle
of Tango Eccentricities, Hullabaloo Joe
. ularity, Peerless Lyrics, all awhirl in a
celestial atmosphere of synocopation.
The above is a typical description Of
grand opening of the Elks Cabaret scene.
Besides the minstrel proper, numerous
specialties by New Iberia's gifted musi-
! clans, vocalists and elocutionists will be
performed between acts. A pleasant
evening assured to all attendants Bring
your wife bring your girl bring your
child. Watch for the big street parade,
Wednesday afternoon at four o'clock.
The East Side Mothers Club had an
interesting meeting last Wednesday
evening with large attendance and de-
cided to give moving picture benefit
at theTeche Theatre on Friday, February
the 9th.
The Woman's Missionary Society of
the First Methodist Church held a most
interesting meeting on Tuesday after
noon. The following officers were elect
ed for the ensuing year: President, Mrs.
A. S. Lutz; vice-presidents, Mrs. H. N.
Pharr and Miss Julia Pike; Recording
Secretary, Mrs. ]. A. Nereaux; Core
spending Secretary for the Home Depart
ment, Mrs. S. F. Hale; Corresponding
Secretary for the Foreign Department,
Miss Minnie Barthe; Treasurer for the
dues, Mrs H. Kiblinger; Treasurer fo-
the local work, Mrs. T. J. Monk; Agent
for the Missionary Voice, Miss Maude
Lemaire. On next Sunday at II A. NJ,
Rev. J. I. Hoffpauir, the presiding-elder
of the Lafayette District will preach at
the Methodist church He will also hold
the first quarterly conference for this
church on Saturday night.
1T will be remembered when DR..
Bowling visited this City last week he
incidentally dropped in to pay his re-
spects to the Parish prison to examine
its condition and get acquainted with
the jailer In this instance he COM
planned to Jailer Leblanc that he did
not find sufficient temperature and COM
planned of the insufficient heat the pris-
oners were receiving. On last Wednes-
day night about nine o'clock, Mr.. Lee
Blanc had an unusual amount of fire
in his furnace to make sure the Doctors
order would be complied with and in a
little while thereafter it was thought the
Jail was afire, the alarm being given,
bringing the entire Fire Department to
the scene and creating much excitement
before the firemen were convinced other
wise.
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The worst cases, no matter Of how long stenAAas.
are cured BY the wonderful. Old reliable DR..
Porter's Antiseptic Healing OIL. relieves
pain and Heals at the same dme. 7Se. sc. 500
District Attorney A. N. Muller,
being confined to his room the first three
DAYS of the week and Court being in
session he secured the services OF MY.
VIM. Baker of St. Mary to act in his
stead. One Of the cases which appeared
before Mr. Baker, was that of negro
murder case and which resulted in an
acquittal, through no fault, however OF
that gentleman. Upon interviewing our
District Attorney with reference to his
going on the outside for assistance, he
stated to us it was an agreement made
between the District Attorneys of the
State at their last convention that they
would call upon one another whenever
they were sick or indisposed for the rea-
son that experienced District Attorneys
were better qualified to handle criminal
ases than those not so familiar with the
laws appertaining to criminal cases.
FOR SALE OR RENT.-Small
house and lot on Lee Street, suit
able for a smaU family.
Will-rent for $500 per month or
sell at low cash figure. Apply
this Office. |