New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1915-01-09
The Unsectarian Aid Society

The Unsectarian Aid Society
desires to express its sincere
thanks to all the kind friends who
helped to bring cheer and happl-
ness to those less fortunate than
themselves, by assisting III filing
the numerous Christmas baskets
that were distributed. Especial
ly for the responYes from the chill
dren of our schools, and all 9th
ers who donated either money or
provisions. We are particularly
grateful to Mr.. Geo. Cousin for
the many loads of wood he has
given us the past yeaI.
Moss Club Sauce now 1oc. Buy
bottle.
The Police jury met III reg
ular session last Thursday for the
transaction of routine business
appertaining to the Parish.
Among the things Of interest was
the effort being made by that
Body in forcing the State author
tiles to repair and put in good
shape the Model Road between
this City and Jeanerette. In our
next issue we will publish a COM
munication sent to the State High
way Department by DR.. ii. A.
King which shows that he, like
the other members Of that Body
are determined to have the road
rebuilt at very early date.
WANTED-Renters for two
SO acre farms. Must furnish
team and tools. Splendid oppor-
tunity. Address p. l.. Hawkins,
R. F. D. l, Box 1O2, Franklin, La.
On last Sunday evening as
per call of it's officers about ten
members responded and were
present at the quarterly meeting
of Camp No. 1888, United Confed-
crate Veterans of this Parish.
When the roll was called the fol-
lowing gentlemen were present
Capt, E. j. Carstens; Lieutenant
l.. e. Williams; Second Lieuten-
ant, l.. A. Pellerin; Adjutant, A
A. Flory, Robt. D. Stansbury, j
B. Winters. B. F. House, A. n. and
C. E. Reggie and O. BONN. On
the motion Of one Of the Veterans
the name of Mr.. Adrien Conrad
was added to the roster. 1t wa:
the sense of those present thai
regular monthly meetings be helo
on the evenings of each first Sun
dav of the month and that al
Confederates who have not ye'
Joined the Camp be invited to dt
so.
Moss Club Sauce now 15c. Blu
: a bottle.
, Sad tidings reached the fam
: ily of Mr.. R. S. McMahon las
g Saturday announcing the deatf
r at Thrbodaux Of DR.. H. T. Danse
r reau, the venerable father OF Mis-
Mcmahon. Deceased had been
J, resident of the above nance
: place for over fifty years, comln'
to this country from Vercheres
9 Canada. DR.. Dansereau enjoyed
a large practice up to the time o
} his death. He leaves a large fam
!. lily to mourn his demise.
|, Moss Club Sauce now 15c. Blu
q a bottle
The Socialist advocates 0
! New Iberia were visited this wee
- by one of their comrades in tn
! person Of Mrs. Ida Crouch-Haz
lett, a noted lecturer in the caus
. of Socialism. On Wednesday an
: Thursday evenings the di'
tinguished lady was Introduce
u to an audience Of nearly tw
hundred and fifty Of the best eli
liens of the community. all cage
u to hear what remedies she had t
II offer to cure some Of the ills nov
confronting the people. Frol
It what we can learn Mrs. Hazlet
v. created a very favorable impre'
f, sion.
.e FOR SALE-One scholarship
: the Tyler Commercial College
It Tyler, Texas. Call at Enterprl'
l. Office.
- - The Grand Jury selected b
Is Is the Jury Commissioners met
% % open Court last Tuesday mornln
when Judge James Simon In
. pressed upon them their duties
- - the State and Parish as an inqul
" :. itorial body. They immedlatel
proceeded to business and
: Thursday completed their wor
= to the entire satisfaction OF tn
I Court. The docket was a vel