New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-03-06
A. j. Suberbielle and


lively engaged with other mem
bers of the firm of Smith, De-
Blanc & Suberbielle in conducting
the business of that institution
both stepped out this week to
give their time to other lines OF
occupation. Mr.. Suberbielle will
manage the insurance business OF
Mr.. J. Paul Suberbielle while Mr..
Decuir will devote his time to
farming. We understand that
both these gentlemen have still
retained their stock in the old
firm as heretofore.
See Bertrand Lumber Co., Ltd
if you are in market for Ellwood
Hog fence.
On Wednesday morning at
five o'clock, Mr.. and Mrs. w. J.
Bernard had the sad misfortune
of losing their little son, George
Arthur, born November 18th,
1912. The child had been a suf
ferer from an attack of dysentery
for several weeks and all that
medical skill could do to save its
life was of no avail. The funeral
was held from the Methodist
church, Rev. Lutz officiating on
Thursday morning at ten O'Clock.
The parents have the sympathy
of the entire community in their
sad affection.
.,.vsz .lGs Sauce now 15c. Buy
d 10
On Thursday night last near
ly one hundred members of the
Elk Lodge met for the purpose OF
choosing the officials to guide
Iberia Lodge No. 554 for the en-
suing year. 1t was one Of the
most enthusiastic sessions ever
held since the Order was organ
lied. The result of The contest
was as follows: Exalted RHler,
CORTLAND M. Compton; Esteemed
Leading Knight, Chas. N. Bahon,
Jr.; Esteemed Loyal Knight H.
bald Romero; Lectuling Knight,
Jacob S. Segura; Secretary, y. \.
Dauterive Treasurer, l.. e. Dat,
terive; Tier, A. Ronsenzweig;
Trustee for one year, o. Rem
oudet; Trustee for two years,
Fred @. Schwing; Trustee for 3
years, Ventress J. Smith; Grand
Lodge Representative, Louis A.
Wallet; Alternate, Julius Schartf.
I Chrysanthemum plants, ooc
dozen. white Japanese incurbed
l.. Pfster. East Main Street.
! The Civil term of the 10th
Judicial District Court, Judge
James Simon presiding was com
menced last Monday morning.
The first three days Of the Court
was consumed by the case of NJ
Adrien Gonsoulin who is contest
ing the rights of the School
Board in imposing the school tax
recently voted in the Fourth
Ward on the grounds of irregu-
larity, etc. He was represented
by Mr.. Emile Vuillemot OF st.
Martinville while the School
Board was represented fly District
Attorney Muller. Shorld the
election be declared illegal the
public schools of Loreauville
would undoubtedly be closed
after operating six months. i
is hoped no such condition will
arise. The children of the Lo-
reauville section should not be de-
prived the loss of single months
schooling.
iuo Saecc now l5c. Buy
q DOLl1c.
The friends and acqualntan-
ces Of the venerable Mr.. j. Z. IIar
rison were grieved last SATURDAY
morning when it became know
that he had expired, although Dut
little hopes were entertained tor
his recovery for some weeks. -hf.
Harrison was aged IS years ana
had been a resident of t6eria Far
ish since the year 1852, engaging
in farming the greater portlon =
his time. Previously to that, de-
ceased was one of the largest
commission merchants OF New u
leans, after which he engaged III
manufac turing Business at Ham
mond. La. Mr.. Harrison saw ac-
tive service as Confederate sol
der at both the battles of Shiloh
and Vicksburg, settling In the
Crescent City immediately after