New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-03-13
are underway


by the firm of Naff & DeJersey,
the successful bidders for the ce-
ment sidewalks to begin on the
work next week. Nearly all Of
the material has already reached
this City and soon those streets
wherein the new sidewalks VIII
be laid will present a busy scene.
This will necessarily mean the CIR
culation of considerable money
here which will be paid to the lab
orers weekly and it should stlmu-
late business for some time to
rome.
Moss Club Sauce now 15c. Buy
a bottle.
Some time since this Parish
was gone over by mule dealers
who were in search of animals to
be shipped to Europe to be en-
gagged in the war now going on IN
those countries. This week let
tiers directed to different people
here were received asking wheth-
err or not horses could be bought
here were they wanted by those
in charge of the quartermasterS
department of the United States.
This looks very much like Uncle
Sam will soon take hand in sup
pressing the Revolution that is
going on in Mexico and which will
never cease until the United
States makes itself felt by force
of arms.
10 Cure a Cold In One Day
Take LAXATIVE PROMO Qunine. II stops the
Cough and Headache and works off the Cold.
Druggists refund money II 1t fails to cure.
u. W. GROvF's signature on each box. 2sc
The Degree Team Of the
Maccabee Lodge Of this City has
been recognized by the State
Lodge as one Of the most efficient
in the State and today the MEM
bers who are composed of Messrs.
Edmund G. Landry, E. G. Gary,
Julius N. Bertrand, Robert Bourg,
w. J. Ewes, Will Clark. S. w,
Jones, Ozeme Jacob and Paul j.
Hebert leave for Alexandria to
to attend the State Convention.
We are informed that degrees
will be conferred on $50 new mem
bers who have been accepted by
the State organization. This is
quite compliment to our Tent.
The session began last Thurs
day and Representative Max Levy
departed in advance Of the De
gree Team. The Maccabees is
one Of the strongest in New he
ria and every member is enthus.
iastic and proud Of his Lodges
membership.
Moss Club Sauce now 15c. Buy
bottle.
Now that the office Of Secre-
tary of State is made vacant by
the death of Hon. Alvin E. He
bert the wires are hot offering
suggestions to Gov. Hall as IL
whom he should honor with thu
appointment. Among those seek.
ing the office are the former Sec
rotary Of State John T. Michel
who was defeated by Gov. Hall,
VIM. G. Ermon of New Orleans;
John Marshal of Lake Charles
Henri L. Gueydan another de.
feated candidate for Congress;
James J. Bailey, now at Baton
Rouge and q man who is always
out for something and succeeds
IN getting left; Senator James r.
Patterson of Franklin and who
thinks he is entitled to the honors
by virtue of that fact; Representa-
tive Robert Roberts Of Mindon.
another who would like to fill
every Office in the State. 1t is
more than probable the plum will
be given to Michel. Bailey or
Gueydan.
MIR. j. c. Broussard, the en-
terprising dairymen VINO has quite
a clientele in this City has also
invested in a fine registered Hol-
stein bull which arrived here last
Wednesday. The animal was ex-
pressed to him from George,
Iowa and tipped the scales at
11N pounds, the express charges
alone amounting to $4,000, quite
a NICE sum. Mr.. Broussard like
many others who own vast tracts
of land and dozens of good mich,
ing cows in this Parish is doing
his best to improve the grade Of
cattle in this vicinity. Now that
this Parish will soon be complete.
" rid Of the cattle tick we can
see no reason why Iberia
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