New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-05-22
For some time past the prop-


gradually been removing the fen.
ces in front Of their homes, the
last one to do so being Mr.. Meyer
Mestayer. We are pleased to see
our fellow citizens imbued with SO
much civic pride and We're very
glad to be told that in the near
future a petition will be present
ed to our City Fathers, the object
Of which will be the widening of
Iberia Street from Madison to
Dale Streets. From the fact that
Iberia is the street which divides
our City into East and West and
that it runs to the Forty Arpent
road we trust the petition will be
graned.
/ No. 666 will cure Chills and FEY
er. 1t is the most speedy remedy
we know.
-Picnics have become the or
der Of the day, more especially
on Sunday when our young peo-
pie have time to get days rec
reation in some lovely spot in the
Parish. On Sunday last the fol
lowing young people spent the
day on jefferson s Island: Misses
Lasserre, Marguerite Hauser,
Vernice Viator, Lucy Courage,
Vera Heir, Adel Jubin, Roberta
Laperouse, Lilieth Heir. Leila
Lasserre, Marie Courage and
Masters Octave Lasserre. A. Via
tor, Clegg Nereaux, Robert Lap
eruse, Amede Courage, Alpha
Costa, Willie Upton, Eric Rey-
maud, H. Heidecker. Emile Cour-
rege and Louis Viator. They
were chaperoned by Mrs. Laura
Lasserre.
/ Moss Club Sauce now 15c. Buy
a bottle.
The venerable Mr.. James Mo-
ran. passed to the great beyond
last Friday morning in the city
of New Orleans where he had gone
for medical treatment. Mr.. Moran
was aged about 70 years and
came to New Iberia twenty-one
years ago, taking up his residence
with Mr.. Albert Decourt. De
ceased became particularly at
taahed to his little daughter
Josie, and in fact watched over
her as tenderly and kindly as
though she had been his own kin.
The attachment was reciprocated
on the part Of the little child and
Uncle Jim, as he was generally
known, left her what little
earthly possessions that he had
accumulated. Mr.. Moran was
member of the Grand Army of the
Republic and drew a small pension
monthly, the greater portion Of
which he always gave to his little
favorite. He was staunch mem
Der of the Catholic Knight Lodge
of New Iberia and most of the
membership followed his remains
to their resting place. He was Il
native Of Ireland.
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The dry, cold weather has
seriously interfered with the ma
turing Of Irish potatoes and other
truck, but in some instances where !,
the gardeners have worked the
ground properly, holding the
moist, some potatoes have ma
tured. We have in East End a
gentleman in the person Of MIR.
A. b. Romero who raises a small
garden for his own past time and
pleasure, who this week supplied
MS table with delicious early
corn. Mr.. Romero has garden
hat is the envy Of his neighbors.
and he is so proud Of his accomp- ]
ishments in that line of agricul- I
,ure that he loses no opportun- {
ty of telling his friends what can
De done by the imam with a hoe" $
Piles Cured II, E to II Days
Four druggist will refund money if PAZO .
OINTMENT fails to cure any case of Itching,
Blind Bleeding Protruding Piles in to IA days.
rhe first application gives Ease and Rest. SOC.
AS a further testimonial of /;
he efficient services given the La. :
Travellers Protective Association :
ince he was elected State Secre- }
airy, Mr.. G. w. Cultivate is in !
eceipt Of the subjoined letter ad- =
lressed to him from the National :.
Headquarters by the President. /
Ion. V. j. Shoemaker:
81 want to take off my hat to
ou and tell you that the wonder
I'll success with which you are
elping in the T. P. A. cause is a