New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1917-11-10
LOCALS.

four o'clock. All members are
urged to be present.
Mr.. F. A. LeBourgeois and
family of Orleans parish will
shortly remove to this vicinity.
Mr.. LeBourgeois is an experienced
planter and will assume charge
of the country property of Mrs.
J. P. Harrison. situated on Span
ish Lake.
Sash, Blind and Door Factory
special work of all description
Cisterns and Tanks-Bertrand
Lumber Co.
Died. in New Iberia last Sat-
urday, Nov, Sd, 1917, Mr.. Levy
Dorsey, aged. sixty-nine years.
Mr.. Dorsey had been resident
of New Iberia since his birth and
leaves large number Of children
to mourn his demise. The fune-
raj was conducted by Rev. Brown
Of the Methodist church on Sun
day afternoon at four O'Clock.
The young friends of DR..
Henry Dauterive will rejoice to
learn that he has reached his des-
tination in far-off Scotland with
err he has been assigned as a sur
geon inc one of the leading mill
tary hospitals.
We were requested to an
nounce that the regular services
at the Presbyterian church will
be held next Sunday morning at
eleven o'clock. Prayer meeting
on Wednesday evening at 7:30
O'Clock. The public is cordially
invited to be present at both sers-
ices.
Mr.. Edward Bahon. a cler,
in the New Iberia Post Office. un-
der Postmaster Broussard has
been assigned to duty in France Ill
the postal service Of Uncle Sam.
Mr.. Bahon's application for a
position of that nature had been
fled with the authorities at Wash
ingten for several months and he
lad no trouble in passing the re-
CURED examination. He expects
to sail for Europe about the 18th
Of the month. His numerous
friends here wish him a safe and
pleasant trip across the ocean.
The Elks Lodge had a de-
lightful smoker and initiation last
Thursday night and the members
turned out in great numbers to|
witness the introduction into the
histories of Elkdom of our fell
low citizens, Mr.. D. M. Durio and
Mr.. G.. G. Henshaw. District
Deputy Cain of New Orleans de-
livered pleasing address and his
visit was one that will long be
remembered. During the recess
a subscription was taken among
the members and a nice amount
was realized for the purchase of
tobacco to be forwarded to the
soldiers at Camp Pike.
The Woodmen's Home at
Alexandria will be dedicated to-
day and the event promises to
be one of great interest amongst
the Woodmen members Of the
State of Louisiana. Among those
from here who will be present is
DR.. E. S. Fulton, Council Com
mander of Cypress Camp No. 81.
He was accompanied by Mrs. Full
ton and her little son.
TO Cure Q Cold In One Day
rake LAXATIVE BRoM0 Cuisine. Il stops the
Cough and Headache and works on the Cold. |
Druxgists refund money it ia,i, to cure sT
Nes. |
If rumor be correct several OF
our young men who had volun-
tered their service to Uncle Sam
when the war was first declared
have already reached France and
doing active. military duty.
Among them. are Messrs. James
Hall. Kramer Hatch, Thomas
Monk. Jr. and Mr.. Hugh Frere Of
well-known- to many
[berians. 1t is hoped the young
men will return home after the
:errible conflict without suffering
my permanent injuries.
Mr.. Valery Laperouse who
lad been employed for many
rears as a clerk in the Offices of
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