New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1917-06-23

June 18th Mr.. Provosty was
well-knOWn throughout the State
and leaves a large family tG
mourn his death. The funeral
was held at New Roads, La.
The large residence of Mrs
John R. Davis, situated on Da-
Perler Avenue, one Of the prettieSt
thoroughfares in New Iberia was
purchased last week by Mr.. II. p
Gates who will .henceforth make
it his home.
Piles Cured In to IA Days
Your druggist will refund money if PAZc
OINTMENT fails to cure any case of Itching,
Blind. Bleeding or Protruding Piles in 6to II days.
The first application gives Ease and Rest. Soc.
Mr.. Willis Laperouse brought
to our sanctum this week two
beautiful specimen of tomatoes,
weighing each a pound and a
half and measuring in circum-
ference fifteen inches. They were
remarkable specimens considering
the drouth we have had for more
than two months. They were
raised by Mr.. G. c. Chastant
whose little farm is situated near
the Steckler P. O. The gentleman
has his own canning outfit and
saves a great portion of his truck
in that manner.
The second floor of the
Knight-Nuckolls building, corner
of Main and Swain Streets is be-
ing put into shape as an office
building. Mr.. Nuckolls will next
week remove his insurance office
to that location. Mr.. Knight,
the corn buyer will also take
offices in the same structure.
To-day in the city of New
Orleans will take place the nup-
tials of Miss Gladys Bagarry, the
winsome young daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Leon R. Bagarry and
Mr.. Adolphe Deutchle of New
Orleans in the presence of the
immediate family of the young
bride and groom. After the mar
riage ceremony, the young couple
will return to New Iberia to
make their home. Mr.. Deutchle
is engaged in railroad work and
stands high with his employers.
On Thursday of last week,
we noticed our friend Mr.. Albert
Trotter wearing a smile that at
tracted We scribe's undivided at
tention. Upon inquiry we were
Informed he had become grand
father. At the home of his son,
Mr.. John A. Trotter, nine and
three-quarter pound boy had been
left by the stork on June 14th.
The little infant was christened
John Wallace Trotter and is do
ing fine.
Sash, Blind and Door Factory,
special work Of ali description.
Cisterns and Tanks.-Bertrand
Lumber Co.
The friends Of Mrs. Henry S.
were shocked last Friday
morning, June 18th upon learn
ing Of her death which occurred
at Lake Charles at five o'clock.
Mrs. Snider, nee Lily May Riggs
was held in great esteem by all
IF her acquaintance. The re
mains were brought to New Iberia
or lnterment the following day.
Rev. Brown delivering the fun
raj grafton in the presence of
large concourse of sympathic
rlends and members of her fam
". She leaves besides her grief
trlc ken husband several children I,
0 mourn her death.
Advertised letters for week
nding June 10th, 1917: Mrs.
larry Anderson, Whitney Antwine, !
'. H. Bradford, Eugene Barry, ;
!. Bowles, Miss Louisa Bowles. ,
[iss Clara Brown, Miss Olive
oudreaux, Arene Broussarx,
rene Broussard, Mrs. Joe Gut :
ry, Mrs. A. Hebert, w. G.. Jone, :
ISIS Starry John, Edward F. ..
ramer, Henry Mallicote. Mrs. :,
mily Manuel, Joe Maurie, G. J. =
artin, Pastime Theatre, Oscar =
igaud, Nell Richardson, Miss ,
lanche Richso, Is. d. S. FL.
ogers, W. D. Stephenson, Miss T
abel Vinton, Mrs. Willie Vitior.
hen calling for the above please
y Advertised"
0uInIne That Does Not Affect The Head
cause of its tonic and laxative effect LAxA-
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