New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-11-18
The ladies of the Methodist

fair and bazaar in the DeNalcourt
building, corner of Main and Ebe-
ria streets on Saturday, Decem-
Der 10Th. The fancy work which
will be placed on sale. so we I'M
derstand, will far exceed that of
previous years and the ladies are
anticipating big business on
that date.
FOR REHT-Attractive and
modern Bungaloo on Duperier
Avenue. Price reasonable. See
Imperial Fcrniture Co.
The friends of Mr.. Gall o.
Pharr will be pleased to learn that
he is gradually recovering from
the slight stroke of paralysis
which overlook him last Friday
while in his field experimenting
the planting of oats. The stroke
affected both his right arm and
leg and for time it was feared
he would be unable to overcome it.
Reports brought to this City this
week from his country home were
to the effect that he would soon be
himself once more and be up and
about as usual.
Sash. Bind and Door Factory,
special work of all description.
Cisterus and tanks.-Bertrand
Lumber Co.
Those of our citizens who
hope to participate in the next
City election must appear at the
Sheriff's office and pay their poll
tax on or before December 3lst,
otherwise they will be deprived
of the privilege Of enjoying these
privileges so sacred to all good
American citizens. The dollar
which you will paw Deputy Sheriff
Albert Broussard will be a con-
tribution towards our public
schools and that of itself should
be a good reason for everybody
to loosen up as the School Board
can put the money to good use.
Let everybody bear this in mind
before It is too late, otherwise
they will be denied the right
of expressing their choice for the
to be elected in the next
municipal election.
Died, at her residence at
Petite Anse on Thursday night,
Nov. 10th. 1916. Mrs. Alcide Co
meaux. nee Teelyina Robichaux,
aged 63 years and 5 months. De-
ceased was evidently overcome
by illness during the night as it
was only the next morning that
mem ers Of her family realized
that she had passed away. The
were Inferred in the
Catholic cemetery after the usual
were performed at
st. Peters church Yesterday aft
arnoon at four o'clock. She
caves large number of rela-
lives to mourn her demise.
One Of the most daring rob-
'eries occurring in this Parish Of
ate was the bold theft at the
live Stock Experimental Farm
asst Friday night of brand new
Ford car belonging to DR.. A. G.
Mauldin. While DR.. Mauldin has
'een able to secure a description
# two young white men whom
t is thought committed the deed,
Iespite kilograms forwarded to
fficials in the surrounding coun-
ry. neither the car nor the rob-
'ers have as yet been traced. The
ord taken from this gentleman s K
arage which is only about fifty
eet from his bed room was a 1916
lodel, bearing the number of the !
rotor 1329949 and was pur- {
hased by him during the month I
{ August. At the time of its {
heft it also bore licence No. 1898 +
nd along with the machine was
ken a vulcanizer, pump, inner t
lbes and a pair of auto gloves. 5
he Car was removed from his ga
ge some time after eleven clock
lat night by the thieves who
I'd asked the motorman of the
rolley to let them off at Stop
} which is the Model Farm. The
nployees of the Trolley thought
strange at the time that these