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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-03-20
POST G. BANQUET AND
ELECTION,

The annual election Of officer,
of Post G. Travellers Protective
{ Association of this City took plac.
last Saturday evening in the court
room of Judge Nuckofls. The
meeting was an enthusiastic one
and resulted in the following gen,
tlemen being elected to serve the
ensuing term: President, Sidney
! B. DeBellevue; 1st vice-president
Chas. Pic kett; I'd sne-president
A. G.. Barrow; Sd -%ice-president
! F. G. Blumenthal, .4th vice-presl
dent, Louis Pfster; 18th vice-pres-
ident, Ulysse Landry; secretary,
! Chas. w Cultivate. The same
board Of directors were reelected
to serve 1915-1916. Delegates
were also selected to represent
the Post at the State Convention
which will convene Z at New Or
leans on April the. 18th and 18th.
After the meeting was con-
cluded the membership and g a
number of invited guests repaired
to the Alma VI House, where a.
sumptuous feast was awaiting the
party. Judge James Simon had.
been delegated to act as toast
master on the occasion. After
making a few: appropriate re-
marks he called On The President;
for a talk after which eloquent
addresses. were also delivered by
Messrs. jules, Dreyfns, "A. c. Bef.
.:nard, c.. W.. Odthwaite, Louis
Pfster and others Among those!
who sat at. the banquet table were
Messrs. James Simon, Jules Drey-
fus, S. B.''DeBe1levFe, Ed. L. Es-
forge, CIV. Cultivate, j.. '.S1
Power, Homer Dupre. Ulysse |
Landry. Lake Trainor, Robert
Jacob, Paul Doerle. Lazard king, /
Ferd King A. G. Barro, DR.. w. .
F. Carstens, j, T. @Lejeune, "A.
Daigre, Louis Pfster, F. G. Blum
enthal, Chas. Pickett. L. Min
vielle, Harry T. Hall, Mayer
Mestayer, J. 3. Hitter, John Ian
dry, Albert "Decourt, Paul Lee
Bourgeois, Maurle Lemaire, j. T..
Nc Carry Albert DeBlanc, Henry
L. Smith, Jacob Segura, DR.. A..
G. Emmer, WI. Grant and 9TH
ers. a@7t D''' Fl
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-03-20
YOUR fRECkIES
Need Attention in February q

Need Attention in February ~
H4Afeh or Face May Stay s
Hofasooo Covered. "a
N6w'iEthe time to take speeidI
care 0frthe complexion If yusl
wish iitst6 look well the rest q
the 'yeasyi The February aad
Mafthfw inds have q strong tend
'encv1 t6nbrine out freckles that
mayoseayo all Summer unless ~
moreduttlNow is the time to NJ
othme-+Adodble strength.
This prescription for the ~
moval|of freckles was written bJ.
q prominent physician and =
usual y, 80 successful that it y
sold by, druggists under gusrsD,
teeg tn, refund the money if i
falls Get an once of othine =
double strength, and even q few
applications should show a won.
derful freckles even vanishing en-
tirelvl a.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-03-20
Official Minutes Board of T rustees

We must nave the co-operat,aa
of the entire public to DO this sus.
cessfully, otherwise the fight !
prolonged and results unsatisfie-
tory. Again we advise Vaccia,.
ton. "foi ~
Respectfully submitted.
.4 w. F. CARSTENS, M. d.
a 81 City Physieaa
The following bills were red
and ordered paid on motion 4
Mr., Sqbberbielle, seconded by n
Villermin,;;, Eureka Fire Hos,
Co., rt$$4 "a IS: Mrs. J.. Hushs
shoeins mule $1.0o; Sidney Ren'
ero; grocer groceries, $500.
On motion ,of Mr.. Villernia,
seconded ~ NJ. snberbielle, -
meeting adjourned. I'D
-, PAUL SUBERBIELLE,
,t;. , 49,. Acting Mayse
L. F.'VILLERMIN. Secry. (
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-03-20

New Iberia, March 18th, 1915.
The Board of Trustees of the
City of New Iberia convened this
day withxMayor Alpine Fontelieu
absent, Mr.. j. Paul Suberbielle,
Acting Mayor and Mr.. Villermin
present. The minutes of the
previous meeting. were read and
approved on motion of Mr.. Viller-
min, seconded by Mr.. Suberbiei.4.
DR.. Walter Carstens appeared
before the Board with the follow,
ing report: ',<.;...
New iberia, March Is, 1915.
Board of Trustees:
Gentlemen-To the rs cases re-
ported we must add two more,
these were found since the last re-
port and in the following prem
Uses: One case 40 Lassalle St.,
One case at 743 w. Madison ST.,
both are colored men and the cas-
es are Of the mild type, we have
discharged "a eases since last re-
port, bringing the discharge as
cured cases to 81. Therefore. "a
cases are still under :. treatment
and Quarantined. We cannot Law
too much stress on Vaccination,
it seems in spite of the fact that
there is small pox in our City,
some OF the cases being too of a
continent type, which is one OF
the, worst forms, some OF our peo-
pie are not vaccinated. This way
prove serious matter as the dis
ease is no respcctor. Of persons,
and will invade any home, and
too may call for a toll. To those
who as yet have not consulted
their physician, we again most
reqest that they do so.
Every effort has been made by
those in charge, Of the situation
to place opr City again in its
former condition and eradicate
the disease from our community.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-03-20
METHODIST CHURCH.

The Epworth League temper
ance rally was a great success.
and the program was we'll carried
out.
=. The Woman's Missionary SO
ciety. had an interesting meeting
at the home of Mrs. H. Kiblinger
on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. W,
V. Falcon gave a fine talk on what
was done at the State meeting II
New Orleans.
"The Conversion of Governor
Patterson" by Prof. John Z.
Weber was read by Mrs. H. n
Pharr. This being a social ser-
wee topic.
The local congregation will
hold revival services in MAY
Rev. DIR. n. s. Werlein of New
Orleans has been invited to 90
the preaching.
The Parish Sunday School Cor.
vention will meet in the Methc-
dist Church On Saturday and
Sunday, March 20 and Fl. Three
sessions will be held on SUNDAY.
All the Sunday Schools of the
Parish are expected to be reprs.
sented. Mr.. Van Carter and Miss
Juden will be present to cont.uc;
the Institute work.
The local pastor, Rev. A. s.
Lutz will preach for ten days in
Shreveport during the simultan.
eous revival conducted by the
Methodists in that CITY.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-03-20

sr The Texas Wonder eures kid
'nev and bladder troubles,, remov
ing gravel cures diabetes, weak
and lame backs, rhesmstism, and
al IRREGULARITIES Of the kidneys
and bladder in both men and wo-
men. Regulates bladder trouble.
in children. If not sold by your
druggist win be sent bv mail on
receipt Of $1.00. One *msll bot
lie is two months treatment and
seldom fails to perfect . cure.
Send for testimonials froms this
and other states. DR.: e. WsHall,
1925 Olive Street. St. Louis. Mo
Sold by Estorge Drug Co. an6
others. ." - - ~ ~
(Advsrtissnsat.)
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-03-20

The Civic League !recoe MIN
this need, is anxious to devils
ways and means of getting thi
breathing spot for our children
more especially, they hope TO
assistance from the well dispose,
towards this laudable object, has
ing in view also the fact, that TIL
Park once secured, Natatorlun
could be erected upon the SANE
piece of property. Is
The necessity for a. Park (ant
we venture TO say that New Iberia
is among the very few places o!
its size without one or more oil
them) has been before the eyes
of two previous Civic Leagues II
New iberia. That, the otner or
CARNATIONS failed in the accomp.
lishment of this purpose is no rea-
son why we cannot now get. what
We want. Conditions Of this day
may be more favorable than here
tOfOre. -. .. ja.i "a, s;.s
That times are hard lis no
reason why We should hold back,
for when conditions Improve 2(anu
we have every reason, to suppose
that they will soon do so).s:,the
price Of land anywhere near us
will be such as to put Park be.
yond our reach and the suitable
spots will be bought up for 9TH
er purposes. There seems to be
an inclination to make New 1be-
MA a Convention city; would not
3 Public Park add to its assets
and be an aid to us IN entertain
ing our visitors, more especially
Of Bayou Teche Of which they
have heard and readY There are
not many suitable sites left, and
It is certainly time that we be
string ourselves to i accomplish
something in this line. 81 - .a
The Civic League has been en-
couraged by some of our public
spirited citizens to work for this
object and would like to hear from
owners of land in New Ibera.
places within walking distance
from our central streets, so that
81 propositions may be considered
.snd steps taken to devise means
81 purchase. : TT F.il
Communications should be adj
dressed to the Corresponding Sec
retary of the Civic League.
FL
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-03-20
SHORT HORN CATTLE FARM
FOR LOUISIANA. I

Louisiana is to have one Of thu
finest herds of registered Short
Horn cattle in: the country. E
J. Mccall of Evan Hall planta
ton, who has taken the lead ii
the breeding eSof thoroughbred
cattle and hogs, returned Monday
+, from Texas where he completed
his cattle deal. He 'fas accomp
anied by I. H. Gottlieb, grad
uate Of the State University Agri.
cultural College, who is display.
ing rare ability as the manager
of the Mccall cattle farm. The
purchase as made from G.. p.
Taft, brother of ex-President
Taft, who owns a splendid ranch
at Gregory, Texas.
The herd is headed by Watson
a two-year-old bull sired by Sui
tan Champion, and whose grand
shire was Whitehall Sultan. both
'un beaten in the show ring. White
hall Sultan was the international
champion for a number Of years
Watson won the calf class cham
piohship in 1913, at Fort Worth,
and the following year captured
the senior yearling championship
at the same show. Mr. Taft con
siders Watson and, another roy
ally bred young bull as haying an
excellent 'chance for, the national
leadership and had entered them
both with the rest of his show
hend at the San Francisco Expo
sition. He only parted with the
younster because Of Mr.. McCalI's'
enthusia site desire to found the
Short Horn breeding industry in
Mr.. Taft inserted a
serve clause in the dee. of sale /
however, providing that in ease +
happens to his other
Oull .uC Will udFC Gut I1SuC W IT,
claim Watson TO- head his herd at !.
San Francisco. =" J
The rest of the purchase is
made up of eighteen cows Of the
imported Scotch and Careless
Conqueror strains. They are all
with calves, so that they will
form the first and finest regis
tered Short Horn breeding herd
IN Louisiana. land are expected
10 give new impetus to beed rails
ing in this state. Mr.. Mccall has ),
already made great strides as d.
breeder Of Duroc Jersey swine
md Southdown sheep Z
The Taft ranch paid Mr.. Me-
Call a handsome compliment as !,
. swine 'breederj ;by deciding to,
in the thoroughbred hog
ndustry.in Texas and. placing All :
'raer with Mr.. Mccall for five, of
Jig finest Defender ,boars.-,
States. ''5'- i,-rt...I.;., t,t.. Il -. '
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-03-20
RED MEN'ataREAT COUNCIL

: The several u committees in
charge Of the reception to be
showered upon cur guests on the
occasion Of the Red Mems Great
Council which will convene in this
City on the 18th, 18th and 18th Of
April have been exceedingly busy
the past few DAYS outlining the
program. On, the opening day,
Sunday the 18th there will be ex-
cursions run into this City from
New Orleans, Lake Charles and
all intermediate points. During
the afternoon thew will witness a
game of base ball between some
good team at the Hotel Frederic
Base Ball Park. At 5 P. NJ all
of the delegates together with our
town Order will fall in line head.
ed by the New iberia Brass Band
and parade the principal Streets
Of the City. The following morn
ing an excursion will be given to
the Avery Salt Mines which will
undoubtedly be, a treat .;lat all
win enjoy. At8 o'clock the same
afternoon there will be a public
meeting at the Elk Theatre which
will be addressed by Great Sachem
Dussan of Lutcher and Great In.
cohanee Fred O. Owens of Bos-
ton, Mass, Hon. Porteus r. Burke
consenting to act as POSTMASTER.
On Tuesday at one o'clock the
delegates win be given a trip to
our sister city Of Jeanerette vial
the Trolley. At 9 a grand BAH
viii be given the visiting guests
ar Hotel Frederic. The ladies of
the Civic League will take charge
of the wives Of the members dur
inr their stav' here. As whole |
this Council will be attended by
more delegates than has ever
isae- I-~---IA he-p ~ -~-- oe AZ
psac- Orders.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-03-20
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NTuuC POULTRY MAN
AGHl0NT.' J.. !,

Chicken raising in this commun
fty is beginning to be something
more than a fad: For several
years Mr.. w. B. Sharp as 81 side.
line from his growing insurance
business, has been experimenting
with the Rhode Island Reds un.
der the instructions of the Bureau
Of Animal Industry of Washing
ton, until his flock ofs birds has
reached such proportions that it
= becoming very profitable to
him. Mr.. Sharp has on his place
: system Of trap nest so construct
Cd that each hen is shut in when
ahe enters the nest, and there she
will remain until released. When
the eggs are gathered the number
y properly registered in book
specially adapted for that pur-
pose which also gives the record
N each chickens, laying capacity
dhring the month and year. In
this manner the persistent layers
are easily distinguished from the
non-laying fowls which he tgrad-
taAy Eliminates from the flock.
me trap nest were made by Mr..
Sharp himself IN accordance with
A. own ideas and every chicken
farm in the Parish would do well
10 put in the same system. Mr..
! harp informs us that he has hens
That has laid as many as twenty
'eggs during the month of Feb
4nary, all Of which were fertile.
The advantages of his system in
taising chickens scientifically is
that he is in position to guaran-
'eee the fertility Of the eggs pro-
!! need in his yard. A visit to his
tile farm yard is well worth the
lrne Of any chicken faneier.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-03-20

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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-03-20
CIVIL CASES DISPOSED OF BY
THE DISTRICT COURT.

- Lee Dionnc VS.. j. B. Bourgeois
ct ais, judgment: on p1omlssary
note.
80 A. P. Moresi VS.. Bank Of jean
erette, judgment for opponent
dismssing seizure. .,..
w. II. Todd VS.. j. D.. Valet,
judgment affirming, 4th Ward
3 Justice Court. tft....'' 4
Valet VS.. August Valet, judg-
ment favor intervenOr ldissolvin /.
attachment. .,.s.
Lassalle & Landry VS. Sandoz,
judgment on promissory note for
plaintiff. ,., o.
F. Lassalle VS.. Bourgeois ct, ais
judgment for promissory note on
plaintiff. r g.,
Succession of Adelaide David
Patip, judgment for homologating
final account. -s.
Succession of Gerald Sitges,
judgment for homologating final
account.
Succession of Viguerie Las
sagne, putting heirs in possession.
Ribbeck Mfg. Co.. VS.. Phillips
renewing judgment.
L. Dreyfus VS.. O. J. Bouttc.
Judgment for plaintiff.
H. S. Fodlkes VS.. Leon Lemaire,
case discontinued on plaintiffs
motion. - go: - ''..'.t.';
Jean Hope VS.. Goldberg, judg-
ment dismissed. ''ii'' 4
Succession Alena Pellerin, no
mologation of final account. |
= Leon Dreyfus VS.: Madison LIE
Blanc for plaintiff on promissory
note. % ..,r,
= II. s. Foulkes VS.. E. V. Blumen-
thai, judgment for certificates of
Indebtedness. ,.-......... /
People Sugar Co. VS.. O'Neii
Delcambre ct ais, judgment for'
certificate of Indebtedness.
Bank Of Abbeville VS.. Sylvester
Broussard ct ais, judgment for
plaintiff on pro1nissory note. J
H. S. FouAkes VS.. F. w Bail
man, judgment for certificate Of
Indebtedness.
Successful OF p. Viator ju,-
ment for discharge of Administra-
tor.
Succession of F. A LnI;uur-
yeois, judgment for Lo.nologation
account.
H. S. Foulkes VS.. French, dis
continued in opponents motion.
. IA. Stafford VS. st. Clair Sc
yura, Judgment for plaintiff OH
lromissory note.
II. T. Cotton Co. Ltd VS.. A. B. !
Olivier, judgment for plaintiff on
Court Of Judgment. ......
Succ ession of II. L. Bracey and
wife, provisional account homolo-
gated. '*s { -, q.
Succession of Norris Schartf I
Widows and minors put in posses
ion. .. ~ +..@
Ella Tofier' VS.. j. H. Riggs,
lead docketed on plaintiffs .mo-d I
ion. 4
Eva Toffier VS.. j. Poupoux, dis
- '''s,
Smedes Bros. VS.. Alfred Las t
allie ct ais, judgment for plaintiff s
n promissory note g
Lagrange vs.. Washington, judg- t
nent on open account. l.a /. I
George Metz, husband vs.. Jul. I
snt Hayes, wife, Judgment for {
laintiff fon absolute divorce. q
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-03-20
THE BOY OR GIRL.

who desires a higher edu-
cation must be ambitious
and have the grit to over-
come all difficulties. The,
greatest difficulty is the.
securing Of funds necessary
sary to complete :hisfedn-
cation. . paf 20 IN
This Association furnish
es the opportunity where
by YOU may save the mon
ev required for your coll
lege sdhcatioh. Save ..ys-
tematicalltiand' in = few
years your edncationN il Sc,
cure. airia Efa .,a -.
e Ten shsfesqof sur stock,
reqniringsiaoweekly. pay
mentlof $500. VIII in less
thar 9*en;eteaYs, amount to
'''o fSYsiA dsE!rLprNc Assn.
- - Sa@s 80 .
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-03-20

3 Farming operations are pro
pressing rapidly and are being
pushed forward with unusual yea
and enthusiasm. The high prices
which have prevailed, during tht
past season for farm products o!
all kinds, have given a stimulus
to agricultural pursuits, which
nothing else could have effected
and farmers are putting forth es-
cry effort toward producing a
crop this year which will prove 2
record breaker.
All the farmers look forward
to a good season and say, that
with the increased land. that will
be planted in rice, there will be
. big yield from this section.
The farmers have finished plant
ing their cane and we have heard
that the seed cane was good and
in sound condition, which will be
a great relief to those. who are
engaged in the culture of cane.
The outlook for a good crop is
very promising.
1t is reported that cane stubbles
are in fine condition.
The cotton crop promises to
be the smallest ever grown here
and the falling off. is attributed
to the havoc played by the boil
weevil, since its invasion of this
section.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-03-20

Headaches that come from a dis
Mered stomach or constipated
ykels are permanently cured by
iRBINE. 1t purifes the system
rs~vsatne tho bowels. Pr;ce
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-03-20
Piles Cured In s to II DAYS

Yoaf druggist will refund money II PAzo
OINTMENT fans 10 cure any case Of Itchinr.
Bird Needing orotru6i-g p:iee n Stol4 a..
he 1ssS arplic gives 21zsS -.sa best.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-11-03
"a PERFECT DAY.
Housekeepers' Shower for Mrs. Joe
Bren, in her new Home.

A mile stone that we took much
joy in passing, was a visit at the
home of Mrs. Joe Bren. The affair
was in the nature of Housekeepers'
shower. On Friday afternoon of last
week, through the kindness Of the
owners of the cars, five auto loads
rode out and took possession of the
home. Mrs. Bren was unable to col
lect herself enough to realize what it
all meant. She soon realized, how
ever, and showed herself the hospit-
able hostess we have always known.
Mrs. Bren was the recipient Of many
nice gifts to adorn her beautiful new
home. The afternoon was spent So
cially, reviewing the years spent
since Mrs. Bren came among us. Del
icious refreshments were served. AS
the time approached for the good
the time approached for good byes,
Mrs. Frank Wittensten sang in her
usual charming manner, 'tWhen you
come to the close Of a Perfect Day.
Then followed by all the friends pres
ent 'Auld Lang Syne." Ali felt it a
fitting close to Perfect Day.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-11-03
Myrbo-Cross Nuptials.

At the home Of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. O. Cross, in this city,
on Thursday, Oct. %, at 500 o'clock
p NJ, Miss Bess Cross and Mr.. /. M.
Myrbo were quietly welded in pres
5ence only of immediate relatives of
the contracting parties. Rev. David
Samson, OF the Presbyterian church.
performed the ceremony. The newly
welded pair left the same evening on
brief honey moon trip to the cities.
The bride has grown up from child
hood here and is one Of Warren's
most popular young women. She
possesses In a marked degree the
womanly graces and accomplish
ments that fit her to reign as queen
in her own home. The groom is a well
known kn1oWn young man of energy and
ability, Whosis rapiidly making a mark
for himself in the business world.
He is the cashier Of the State Bank
at Viking, in this county, where the
happy couple will make their future
home.
A host of friends of both bride and
groom extend to them hearty con-
gratulations and wish them full
measure Of joy and happiness in life.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-11-03
A Pioneer Passes AWAY.

John Johnson died at his home in
this city on Oct. as, 1915, at an age
of 72 years, 10 months and days.
Deceased was born in Jotred
socken, Kronobergs Ian, Smaland,
Sweden, in 1912. He emigrated to
America in 1881 and settled in Nc
Crea, in this county where he engag-
ed in farming until about four years
ago when he moved to town. He was
a good honest and industrious man,
well thought of and respected by his
neighbors and by all who had deal
ings with him. During the past year
or two his health has been failing
him, and he was willing, yea glad to
leave this house Of clay. He leaves
his aged wife and one son, Ernest
Johnson, Of this city, as the i'm
mediate mourners.
The funeral was held from the
Swedish Mission church on Oct. 20,
and was conducted by Rev. C. w.
Olson. Many old neighbors and
friends escorted the remains to the
last resting place In the city ceme-
terry.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-11-03
Halloween Party.

At eight o'clock each. and every
member of the Ladies Reading Cir
Gle hied herself to Ghost Tullar's
castle-in ghostly attire. On the
porch the ghost Of Mary Ann greeted
US. Silently the door opened and we
were motioned to the upper rooms.
After much moaning and groaning
and the hooting of the owls, we all
assembled in the court room after
having shook the icy hand of Mimi
ghost. Donning witch caps we lis
tened to the sentences passed by the
mighty judge for misbehavior while
on earth. Eating candy from pan
of flour with your mouth proved a
most difficult task but ghost Powell
proved her innocence by her success
IN getting the candy. Bobbing for
apples, a corn race, pinning the cats
eyes on, and riding the witches broom
all proved to be excellent punish
ments. But the witch and her two
accomplices suffered more severe
punishment, Execution" Horrors!
Will you ever forget it
Fortunes IN peanut shells revealed
many surprising secrets Of the fut-
ure, especially so for ghost Farrell.
After a ghostly grand march thru all
the rooms, which were so beautifully
decorated for the occasion, we helped
ourselves most generously from the
Witches table.
Stunts and music brought to a
close a most enjoyable evening for
the ghosts.