New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-01-10

On last Friday evening tn,
elected chiefs Of Teche Tribe No
11S were duly raised to their re
spective offices by Deputy Great
Sachem r. w. Frame, assisted by
| Deputy Great Sounat j. B. Hull
II. F. Hill, Prophet; A. J. Hill
Sachem; j. S. Love, ST., Saga
more; n. Mestayer, Jr, Saga
more; J. A. Maier, c. Of K; l.
Lemaire, X. of W.
| Next Monday night the
! Woodmen Camp No. 81 of this
City, which is composed of 100
active and enthusiastic members
will hold their annual installation
of officers which will be followed
by the initiation of several new
candidates for rankhood, after
which a sumptuous feast will be
served. The program is so in
teresting that there will no doubt
be a full attendance. Visiting
brothers are specially invited to
be present.
During the past week revival
, services have been held every
night at the Methodist church
with preaching by the pastor,
! Rev. Albert S. Lutz. "The Ser.
mon on the Mount" as found i'll
the 9Th, 9th and 7th chapter Of
I Matthew has been the portion Of
Scripture used in the sermons.
The interest in the meeting has
been gradually growing and the
services will be continued for
another week.
DIR. j. A. Goodwin had the
distinction this week of being APP
pointed Judge of the Live Stock
Department of the Mid Winter
Fair which is to be held at Baton
Rouge on the 18th, 10Th and 18th
of the present month. One of
the big features Of the exhibition
will also be the Poultry exhibit.
This is an excellent opportunity
for those of our people interested
in live stock to visit the Capital
city at a reduced fare, the New
Iberia & Northern and Frisco
lines offering a low rate for the
visitors from this section.
Window glass cut to any size
wanted.-Bertrand Lumber Co
THAT strong fraternal and be-
nevolent association Of this City,
the Knights of Honor Lodge held
their regular annual election OF
officers last Tuesday evening with
a large attendance of the men,
bers present. The officers elect
ed to serve the ensuing term are
Messrs. S. F. Hale, Dictator; A.
Morrow, Vice Dictator; w. T.
Moss, Assistast Dictator; D. a.
Dimitry, Past Dictator; j. A.
Nereaux, Reporter; Max Levy,
Financial Reporter; John Anglers,
Treasurer; Thos. j. Burnham,
Chaplain; Leon NJ. Lemaire,
Guide, John Neil, Guardian; Og-
den Elmer, Sentinel. Trustees,
D. A. Dimitry, Sidney Hebert and
Thos. Ashley Representative to
Grand Lodge, Stephes F. Hale.
Alternate. A. Nereaux.
Moss Club Sauce now 15c. Buy
q bottle.
The Southwest Louisiana De-
velopment Bureau of Lafayette
is sending out invitations to its
members and the public who are
in the Sommers Sys-
TEN of making correct assess
ments and the Commission Form
Of Government to visit Lafayette
tomorrow afternoon at 2:3O
o clock to hear an address which
will be delivered by Mr.. Pastoria
Of Houston, Texas. This is an
opportunity that the advanced
thinkers should take advantage
of as the gentleman is the Finance
and Tax Commissioner of Hous-
ton, Texas and one of the best
>osted men in the South on the
value of equal and just taxation.
--Messrs. Nat Dauterive, A. j,
Moss, G.. Riviere and II. Smith,
the committeeman who are pro-
noting the Elks' Minstrel, report
that the unique entertainment is
we'll under way. The pan amount
of these gentlemen is to
give the public an attraction out
Of the ordinary run of minstrels.
Through their efforts they have
the professional services
If Mr.. George Lucky" Richards
If Lafayette, who will "pull off"
4 novel monologue. 1t is expect
I'd some near date this month
he Elks Minstrel will be played
It the Elks Theatre. Tingling
music, popular songs, original
Jokes is promised to all.
swes oN Ssyss, ctAW ReMstess Wss't eUD.
rhs worst eases. no rssttsf ct how ioSg standing.
IRE cured By the usaderiai, Old reliable Dr..
perter's Autiseptle Healing Oil. It relieves
aaia ard Ecals at the same Hue. ase. az. SIC
Death invaded the home of
Mr.. Lastie Bertrand last Sunday,
January 4th in the Sd Ward and