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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-07
Wanted-MoneY

WANTED-S30O8 for two years At i.e-
-ilt edge security. viii pay no comln-s-
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-07
Lost and Found.

LlaA a4A 4 lAA4a
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LO>T-yVhite male SPITE dos. reward
1875 r Boulevard
LOST-Whife AnEora cat near -fl- Grant
ave Reward. Phoue 55-i-
I.OST-Ladies' watch fob. black ribbon.
god face pendant north side or on Mesa
Reward 1907 g. karsas-
us-Eplcre- Return 1909 Mills BIDS Re-
ward
LO>T-Mo1dav evening probably 90 post
office bunch keys Tp.a. ifrufifrstiuu
tag. Return l-I san F-ancisco. reward
LOST-No. a five-foot new motorcycle
chain sone'F mere neiN,-n p i--'
Las Cruces saturday afternoon Re. 7r'l-
Picsard walker. state ColeEe- - A-
We AVE sou from - 90 go percent on
rugs our line is complete
EIO GRASDE RNITURE CO,
2o7 S. stanton 81 Phone -se-
LO,T-Two mu-es on west SIDE % III
Paro dairy. one red. branded &c. other
IS dark brown branded il Connected
Reward. SO Call the white House.
Personal.
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IfAlR. mo.es removed electrically D. 7ossI
WIGS and toup,ss. H-eH- Co. us y kan,
sPlRELLA corsets- slrs- Miller Ph. 4ss7'
LACE curtains Numbered beautifully. Kra-
mer. phone 1913
WOMAN's exchange. Us n. Campbell. Phi
WANTED, for adoption. American boy.
axe / TO years 1frs Bowies. 11- Ma
COFFIN
Special Notices.
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NCJh mattress renovated. Sl-.5 up. car
ssts e-eaned. Eryir Ifg- Co. ph- no
IhIliOP.ACIOK. gradUate SS.C Cora
H. Frauson- DC 1909 Montana Phi 732lW
ThE o1iy steam carpet cleaners. SKIS. 81.
Acme Mat q Feather Co. ph- 1871
WE pack. ship and store goods. Houston
Transfer q Storase Co
SOTICE-The Western Furniture Co. sells
furniture only 70 clothing. and IS To-
Gated corner Stanlon and Overland 81
CARPENTER viii figure new or repair
work; porchcs and garages speciality
Phone SOFA
SWEATER caps. All kinds of fancy wo-s.
reasonable. For further information phone
NICE hot tamaIes and good enchUadss
and an kinds OF Mexican dishes. 100 =
santa Fe-
CASH paid for 0Id broken chairs or any
old furniture Address Perry. -0s south
Kansas
HIGH class dentistry including an IN
latest standard speciality appliances iu
modern plate and removable bridge wor'-.
Dr. Malone room 8 Coles BLDG Pm. $3.50
HANE opened first class srocery 81
she old stand known as the sanitary
cash grocery az $50 Aurora ST. Telephone
No 2li5- Yours for groceries F. Redforc-
NOTICE TO PUBLIC
That Montana garage has changed hands
aud viii be operated under name of Five
Points garage We are not responsible for
am debts made by Montana Garage
T. ID. LOEELADT.
T. H. BIN.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-07
STOCKS
CAIN STRENGTH
Led by Anaconda, Copper
Issues Are Higher and
Stronger Wednesday.

Copper stocks were stronger wednesday
led by Anaconda. which advanced for a
gain Of three points during the morning
according 20 advices TO j. $. Curti-s e
Co.. stocks aBd bonds. Hotel sheldon
lobby
The general market opened with good
buying after the holiday and good adj
Naures were witnessed in all departments
These gains ranged from two Co seven
points In VHcT ~ the extremely low
prices on practically ali STOCKS au- rHs
heavy extent Of the liquidation Of the
past several days many shorts came into
the market and the feature was ire
heavy short covering
The rails were leaders 90 large ex-
trlt- featured ay the advance OF the
standard issues that had experienced tho
hruut Of the heavy liquidation In the past
Few days or these Reading was O. fea-
t-ro with gain OF six points 90 s.
during tho morning Canadian. Ncw York
Central and the Tlcifics were also "a
good demand with sharp advance
The lndustriaIs were led by e. s. Steel.
common. which advanced fur 81 Gain or
Jour 90 % =. oil shares were also stronger
and this strength was reflected iu AIeNi-
can Petroleum with an advance Of So
points
The entire market showed much b7t-
trr tone
The following quotations Furnished by
In-au N ErEanS private wire 90 T. s.
Ilrfl-s G Co.,. stocks and bonds Hnf-f
sheldon lobby. give closing prices
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-07

Help Wanted-Maie and Female
-----@-~-~-~--7-----
WANTED Man and wife competent Tor
cookirE and h-usercr-. referruces- Pm
s-t
WANTED. Immediately -- M-n-1Fo mer-
zorsrum-ut war fohs. 500 month. list
free. Franklin Institute. dept 500, E1ch-
ester. y "
WANTED ar once. first cIass breecnrs
maker. one blouse maker. also good
hI.rrnhol- hand very good pay. Apply
20 Hess Deckert BIDS uemine. =. ST.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-07

WANTED-YOUNG MAN. Is YEARS OF
AGF TO LEARN >TEREOThPlNG
TRADE APPLY FOREMAN ~rEREO-
TYING DEPT. HERALD.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-07

We loan any amount On diamonds.
watches. Jewclry. automobiles sIverware
AMI other yafuaSIes At liberal rate 81 tn
and Texas Bank and Trust Co. Protect
OF Naluab.cs by placing them IN our
Vaultr
set RITY LOAN Co. TIL. s55s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-07

STRAIN heated apartments. jauitor SCR
vice; hardwood floors throughout break
fast rcom gas stove. refriEera tor. laun-
dr. iu basement. Rent 1855 real ciers in
DOUGLAS G.. CROWELL AGEEaT.
-f Mills bids Phone sis
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-07

ENfU ANGE piano Instruction f.- room
-Ud beard. Address r f2a0. H--alL.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-07
Money To Loan.

MONEY TO LOAN
ON Ei Paso city property at cIEhl
percent.
CHARLES B. STEVENS.
Fh. 5i5i t0- Pioneer plaza
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-07
Wanted HeIu-Femaie.

Wanted Help-Femais.
GOOD cook. lsl5 Montana
ENGLISH speaking SRI % take care %
baby eos Texas
WANTED-Au Office sirL can az 40 -.
BANrED-American Ei-i fo- uEht house
wors- must stay nights Phone --,a-
WANTED H1usslleeper TO taae charge
AID manage houss- Csu ~ - Wills n.ds
WANTED-Good plain cook FOR private
family. wages S25. Cau at lll- Arizona-
WASTED-A Foverness Tor winter on
-a1ch near Cloudcroft Phone f77fN-
WANTED giri. chamber WORK
$50 p Overland
WANTED English speaking NeUcau fog
general houseworz- stay nteht- Pm f-ss-
WANTED EuElish speaking SRI. gen
eral housework- -ilf silver Fhcnr $3.50
ENGLI>H speaking Mexican woman. frr
cooking and houseworss must stay nights.
81 Eandolf Ph- l16f-
WANTEn-Woman 90 take care ~ baby
iu family % Two; must stay nights SOS
Prospect ave. Fhone 1sssR
AMstlCAN dining room girl 20 help
through evening meal. must De- expert
encet- Apniy n person- -os tyson
NANrED-First class Mexican girl; must
speak English and come Wen RECON-
NANTED-Neat. experienced conscien-
ti7us sa.eslady 20 sen furs- Apply room
30 Bu-kier Bldg ALASKA Fur Co
WANTED Experienced slrl for general
housewcrl. out OF town good wages; req
erenccs Inquire room t. Hotel Linden
WANTED appearing girl 20 take
caro- q baby; references required Phone
WANTED Refined woman or SRI 20 care
for baby during the day call after $50
I'm Phone s6SN-
WANTED Cashier for grocery store; give
reference and experience. Address Il 5s-
care Herald
WANTED Teacher with Texas certif-
cave for rural school. term months,
salary $50 Phone $500. branch co.
TWO experienced saIcsIadies 90 travel.
canvass best houses on staple article; sale
airy and expenses paid Cali 10 am to-
rnorrov- sheldon hotel r. g. Nah
WANTED Three experienced Mattresses
Of neat appearance 20 wait on tables on
cafe and soft drink psrior az Deminr;
good money Co riEht Girls Apply T. r.
Ramirez. Hotel Faso del Norte between o.
and G pm
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-07

WE HAVE complete line OF heaters.
stoves and oil heaters
RIO GRANDE II RNITURE CO..
-51 $. stanton 50. Phone -s02.
LIBRARY TABLE
Fumcd oak finish -fEfS inches vita
shelf underneath. $3.50; one dollar O. week
or so DAYS same as cash.
YOUNG FURNITURE CO..
rn- So stanton ST. Phone N-r
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-07

For Rent-HOuses UnfuFEished.
+ APT. house. 90 rooms. close in Phi So55-
+ FIVE room bungalow I'm Govt hill Phi
f FOR RENT-F room modern house -sIs
+ Memphis SIS Phone is
I FOUR room Bungalow on Erie 81 Phone
FOR RENT-Four room house with bath.
I SIS Newman s. $50 Phone ll65-
FOR RENT-NeF room bungalow with
sleeping porch; near Alta Vista school
Phone $685.
Z FOR RIM room modern residence
1oo1 Memphis Sc. $50. l. p McCheslc3'-
f12 Boulevard. Phi -595 or 5t9--
. UNFINISHED bungalow. corner Dallas
AMI Rio Gralde- $50 month Keys az 2-5
n oregon
FOR RENT-Six rooms. two sleeping
prrches and cold storage ROOM REASONABLE
rent - Leoanon- Phone los
INV four room bungalow. large giasset
porch and small screened porch. $50. Pm
6S3SJ or can slo5 Tularcsa-
YOU SAVE MONEY when you buy here
RIO GRANDE FURNITURE CO.
coz s stanton ST. Phone -So2-
FOR RENT-Slx room bunsaIow 20 per
ulneut party rent cheap near school and
car.lne- SIS ~. Bou.evard- PHONE sooe-
FOR REM room modern house close
month Cau al sci Mills S.
8 ROOM NEW BUNGALOW
Country club district near school $50
Gare-e near 1Iundy park -.------.---- 80
sol Caples bldg Phone @-96 or e096-
FOR RENT
a r. cottage near EP.&S-W- shops $50
o r. bungalow. flrr-. Maple ST. ---- SO
. r. APARTMENT. heated. Z. 40 ------ SOC
MCKEE BROS. eos Wills Bldg.
TOR RENT
Room bungalow. cor D01r-
es and Estrcla- So per mo-
Room bungalow. $3.50 West
Minister ST. SIS per mo.
Room bungalow. 1903 Gig
ton SIS rent SO per mo-
IarEe live Room bungalow.
1901 ORC So S-5 per mo.
aIAVFIEID BLDG q IMP. CO..
rlt First Nati Bank Bids
Phone tsf
3 rms. sII5 Memphis ...-.----.-S- $500
s DDS. 1919 81 FL pasu .-------.--. $1,000
ems. 1897 hawthorne heat --.--.ss5- %
9 MIS- 900 49,. Boulevard; heat 90. SS6-oG
DOUGLAS C. CROW ELL AGENCY,
go WINS BIDS Phone 5:s-
iI11 y. EI Pa-o. r. FUR lat $3.50
frHa S. EI IHIn. D. unFu- f.nr -..F 3d. 90.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-07

FOR RENT
Fivc room furnished bunsa-
low. Bliss ST. f56.
store room Wyoming st..
$50: suitable for grocery stors
or cleaning works.
Two small houses with some
land for rent On the valley.
". r. PAINE.
f1l Mesa ave. Phone 125f.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-07
Rnnninr House,-For Sale and Rens

VIZ LOAN money on livestock. furniture
pianos. automobile or any vaiuao-e per-
s1naI property al REASONABLE erates-
EQUITABLE LOAN Assn.
SIS TRUST BLDG
MONEY no LOAN az per cent on bush
7sgg fncone property. See Leo p Schuster'
SIS Mills bldg
- 10 so loaned honest employees cheap
es- rates. confidential Quics. Satisfactory
service Drake. -01 Roberts-B tnneE
Monty TO LOAN on good inside business
property. per cent interest A. r Co-s
< BROS. 2O2 y Oregon
Monty loaned on furniture. pianos. autos
diamonds chatteIz Newton els Irust pa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-07
Wanted 10 Rent
Wanled-Board and Room,

WT%TTH 49, - - -,
anf NfHsa- Phone F-rrT
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-07

Palms court. 4 r.. B.GS. p. s3e.51
Palms court. r.. Is asp $3.50
Fisk Apis. R-RESr 5000
FISE-R tMSEN REALTY &C.
Phone 1913. Trust bids
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-07

NEW HOTEL
Second and third floors OF new
Picizrell building. ff rooms. baths.
steam heating plant, wiz lease
f0r three or five years. reasonable
rent
DOUGLAS c. CROWELL AGENCY.
--i Mills bids. Phone 5-s-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-07

itoulcrs, am important rEiiw1 g.
center northwest OF Nprcs. Is now
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-07
Apartments UnFurnished.


ALENANDSIA apartmsuts- Phone ass
THREE beautiful rooms. ldtcheast- Phone
6e5eM.
MN up 10 date apt near high school
Phone 1-sfR-
HAMPTON court. 1899 Montana Apply
ianitor on premises or phone $50
NEW LINCOLN apts-One f-room apt
$40 W. Boulevard Phone ll5s
THREE rooms. sleeping perch. bath 1oos
AIundy. Phone 20I5W.
MODERN three room apt: no Mexicans.
us r Overland Phone 1871.
one four room and one i've room; stsam
heat; five minutes from town IL W RIO
GEan1e-
BEAUTIFUL new apartment Tor ne Sc
lect; four rooms and bath. modern Phons
mornings 545o1L
THREE rooms ard sieeplng porch: heac
and water furnished ISIS Prospect Fh-
lss5W-
DESIRABLE aEartnent. E.assed sisePinE
porch steam heat. hot water. laund-g-
iel9 Mundy. Phone 2s5S
FOUR room apartment. water. light. gas
convenient 20 car and jitnev line SO Pc
month Apply 20 20 Dunn blvd. Phone
S5ssW
THE BlNKLEY-One room corner apt-
and one two room apt. ave minutes val
from postoffice. corner Upsou and Davis'
sts- Phone SoS-R-
FOR SALE-Unexptred lease tn Binzley-
Ap- 40 q. four rooms steam heat. h1-
water. kitchen. furnished Call or phore
e.e.-
THREE room apt. glasscd IN slcePinE
porch $3.50. s. additional Tor steam .
heat PER month. Phone 1855 or call after :
q pm sos Ange. across from Houston
Fsri1; Apt E.
FOR REST-DUPLEX an.
1889 Epson ave; large rooms. bath:
front and giasscd In sleeping porch. bath
and Kitchen tile floors. living and diuirr
room hard wood gas stove laundry room
a nd garage. 40 sick or small children.
RIO GRANDE NEATLY CO..
sff-e11 First Natl Bank bldg
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1917-02-24

age deficit on newspapers simply
as az educational appropriation
Just as much as a state apprOp-
ration for public schools. Keep
this in mind: the publisher does
not get the saving i'll postage. By
the law of competition the advant-
age is passed on to the subscriber.
Consequently, making newspapers
cheap to the reader encourages
the dissemination of knowl-
edge one Of the foundation
stones Of free government. .
Advertised letters for week
ending Feb. II at New Iberia:
Chas. Boda, Mrs. Silvia Brous-
sard, Miss Orlia tBessies, Miss
Emile Bush, R. E. Crawford, Mrs.
Elmrna Charles, Armstead Clay,
Mrs. Lodora Cooper, Mrs. Re-
becca Curtis, Mrs. Rebecca Curtis.
Charles Deugrade, Miss Veter
Dugan, H. Garten, George Hocken,
Miss Emily Jones, Mrs. Corine
Joseph, Miss Dilla Judice, Idell
Landry, Matte Mccall, Mrs. A. J.
a letters) Weslay Norad.
Eddie Pete, Mrs. Frank Picau,
Bular Read, Miss Ineteier Rist,
Mrs. Lulu Robertson. John Simp-
son, Leonner Vitter, Dan Webster.
Hopkins st. No. 434. When cal
ling for the above please say Cad
vertised."
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1917-02-24

Mrs. Sam Nuckolls and Mrs.
Robert Patout are visiting rela-
tiyes in Dallas, Texas.
Miss Ida May Cheatham left
last Sunday for st. Louis on bus
mess.
Mr.. Harold Henderson is visit
ing in Houston, Texas for a few
days.
Mr.. Paul VOORHEES, was a bust
ness visitor to Baldwin for seN-
eral days this week.
Mrs. FULLER Of Patterson is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Daiere.
Mr.. Fred Bauman was a bust
ness visitor to Franklin Tuesday.
Mrs. LeDoux f. Smith returned
to her home in Baton Rouge last
Saturday.
Among the visitors to New Or
leans for Mardi Gras were Mr..
Mr.. and Mrs. Alphonse Hitter, DR..
J. w. X. Shaw and daughters,
Dorothy and Elizabeth, Miss Olita
Gautreaux. Miss Lucille Sheard,
Mrs. D. Dimitrv and little grand
daughter. Mary Ruth Morvant,
Messrs. Edwin Lamperez, Alonzo
Hall, Gabe Leblanc. Mrs. Michel
Romero. Rene Courrege, Nathan
Davis, Ventress J. Smith, Mrs.
Gabe Landry. Mrs. Joe Comeaux.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Eckart and
little daughter have returned
from a visit to relatives in Thibo-
daux.
Mr.. William Broussard of Nor
gan CITY spent last Sunday here
with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. S. Sealv and
little daughter, Mvrtis left Thurs
dav for visit to New Orleans.
The friends of Mrs. Susie Della
houssaye regret to learn Of her
illness and hope she will soon re-
cover.
The Brooklyn Club met Satur-
dav afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
Laurence Villermin. The prizes
were won bv Mrs. Walter Berard.
Mrs. Joel Fisher and Mrs, Clet
Girard.
After spending several days
here Miss Elizabeth Forgey re
turned Wednesday to Centreville.
Mrs. DR. Morvant and little
son Of Jeanerette spent Tuesday
here with her sister. Mrs. Donald
Burke. -.... II
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1917-02-24

Aside from the usual services
to be held at the Church Of the
Epiphany next Sunday morning
at eleven o'clock, Rev. DR.. Diggs
announced that the work of rails
ing funds to provide for E Episcopal
clergymen who may wish to retire
at the age of 6S years, or those
who may become disabled before
attaining that age, and also for
the widows and orphans of the
clergy would be started. Four
fifth Of the fund has been raised,
and the remaining 81 100000
must be obtained by March 1st.
Louisiana s share has been fixed
at $40, 10000, payable at the rate
of $4,000 per annum for five years
and it behooves the members Of
the Episcopal church of New he
ria to contribute as much as they
can towards fulfilling this worthy
obligation.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1917-02-24
UNITED CONFEDERATE VET
ERANS, IBERIA CAMP, -
NO. 1778. ~ \
ATTENTION.!

You are requested to attend our
quarterly meeting to be held at
Headquarters on Sunday after
noon. March 4th, 1917. At this
meeting delegates will be ap-
pointed to attend the Reunion to
be held at Washington. D. c.
June 5, GIT, 1917.
E. J. CARSTEiNS,
Capt. Com.
A. A. Flory, Adjutant. ~
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1917-02-24
PERSONALS.

Miss Nettie Harmon of Crow
ley is the guest of Mrs. John Blu
quor.
Mrs. Taylor Cade arrived Thurs
day from Galveston.
Mrs. John Rely returned Thurs
day from a visit to relatives IN
Gueydan, La.
Mr.. Charlie johnson Of Hous-
ton is here visiting his mother,
Mrs. Johnson.
Miss Loretta Shaw of Jeane-
rette spent several days here with
Miss Sadie Belanger
Mr.. Sidney G. Harry was in
New Orleans a part Of the week
and took in the great patriotic
celebration in honor of Washing
ton held under the auspices Of the
Fourth Degree Knights of Column
bus. h
@ ME Chas. Vest was among the
many visitors to the Crescent City
this week.
Mrs. L. E. Ducros and children
have returned to their home in
Bav City, Texas.
The friends Of DR.. ". F. Cars
tens will recret to learn that he
is confined to his room with case
of La Grippe.
Among the visitors in New Ibe-
ria on Wednesday were Rev. B. L.
Price and Mr.. T.. P. Butler. head
consul of the Woodmen Of the
World Order of Louisiana. Mr..
Buffers headquarters are at
Shreveport.
Mr.. Hinckley of Peoria, ILL.,,
stopped off here for a few DAYS
the early part Of the week. The
gentleman had Just returned from
Guatemala where he spent the
winter months.
Hon. J. G. Akers of Jeanerette
spent a few hours here yesterday
on a business mission.
Mr.. Chas. Walker Of Jeanerette
reid us a pleasant call on Thurs
dav and renewed his subscrip-
ton to The ENTERPRISE.
DR.. E. s. Fulton returned
Thursday night from Napoleon
vile where he was called to the
bedside of his mother who is suf-
fering from an attack Of La
Grippe.
Mr.. Alfred Gates having leased
his beautiful property On the East
Side of New iberia for term of
years, will take up his residence
in New iberia proper. Mr.. Gates
is in a receptive mood and will
accept some good clerical position
in the line If occupation in which i
he is familiar.
DR.. A. G.. Mauldin, superiD-
tendent of the Demonstration
Farm between New Iberia and
Jeanerette was among the bus'-
ness visitors in our little City on
Thursday. L
Messrs. W. M. Mason, James
Lacoste. Fernand Trahan. Donald ,
Fo0net. Net Carter, Blaine Cot y
ter and EUGENE Joret Of Lafay-
,tte motored here Sunday night, {
February 18th in an Oakland.
Series IS Six. Mr.. Mason is t
the Oakland car.
Break your Cold or La Grippe
CGC l.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1917-02-24
LOCALS.

The marriage of Miss May
Darby, the daughter Of Mrs. E. H
Darby to Mr.. John Holbrook was
solemnized Monday morning al
five o'clock at the st. Peter
Catholic church. Their attendants
were Miss Abbie Marin of Patter-
son and Mr.. Valery Laperouse
Immediately after the ceremony
they left on their honeymoon trip
to New Orleans.
Observation-Disclosures, Re-
lieves Rheumatism, Sprains, Neu-
ralgia. etc.
Secretary Dauterive Of the
Elk Lodge has issued postal cards
announcing a meeting Of the
Lodge on Thursday, March list,
1917 at which set of new officers
will be elected to serve the ensu-
ing year. A big meeting is prom
Used as there is great rivalry for
the different offices which go to
make up the success Of that wor-
thy fraternal and benevolent
Order. Let every true Elk re-
spond to the invitation by his
presence at this important meet
ing.
Deputy Sheriff Vic J. Aubry
has been confined to his home for
the past two weeks from an indis-
position. We understand that he
has had severe attack Of rheum-
atism. At this writing he is
much improved and it is hoped
he will soon be at his post Of duty
again. Since assuming the office
Of deputy to Sheriff Landry, Mr..
Aubry has made an efficient Off
GER.
An unfortunate accident be-
fel the old colored man gen.
orally known as "Cap" Hill on
Wednesday evening which cost
him his life. The old man was
driving a team of mules belonging
to the Texas Oil Company and
was en- route to Patoutville and
t seems through some unaccount-
lble manner the mules took fright
and ran away throwing him off the
ligh seat to the ground. His in
uries were so serious that he died
within fifteen minutes after the ac-
cident. Can had been an en-
,lovee Of Mr.. J. J. Forgey. the
ocal agent of the Company here
or many wears and was consid-
red a trustworthy colored man.
Mr.. Mike Vidrine suffers a
broken arm as a result Of crank
NO an automobile. 1t seems Mr..
Vidrine attempted to start the lit
lie Ford car Of Mr.. J. S. Suite
N Saturday evening last and not
loticing the position of his arm II
vas broken about two inches above
he wrist. While Mr.. Vidrinp
suffered great deal at first. he
S doing as we'll as could be ex-
,ected at this writing.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1917-02-24

Hon. Chas. A. POirsOn Of Jean
erette was a business visitor here
on Wednesday.
Mr.. J. w. Wolford of Jeane,
rette spent few hours here on
Thursday.
Joe Moore, Esq. of Jeanerette
was a visitor in New Iberia on
Thursday. 4
Mr.. Edmond Boutte will remove
int Done Of the Bell cottages on
lower Main Street as soon as it is
overhauled.
Miss Lula Ltmaire and Miss
Rozena Landry were visitors to
New Orleans
Prof. Mobley of Lafayette Wis
tied friends here Tuesday.
Little Miss Sophia Landry en-
tertained a few of her friends with
a masquerade party Tuesday aft
arnoon.
1 Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Kyle were
Visitors to Franklin Tuesday aft
ernOon.
After several weeks visit here
with her mother, Mrs. Louis
Stumpf returned to her home in
New Orleans Tuesday.
! Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Carstens on Tuesday morning, a
baby girl. ~....:. 4. IL. :
Little Miss Aline Villermin and
Master Paul entertained their
friends Tuesday afternoon with a
party at the home Of their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Laurence Villermin.
Mrs. Proper Deraine of Laba-
dieville is visiting her daughter.
Mrs. George Roth.
Mr.. Ned Lee visited friends in
Franklin Tuesday.
! Mrs. Reeves Of Longville, La,
is here visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. E. Hall.
After several days visit here
with relatives, Mr.. Tom Gayle,
Jr.. returned to Baton Rouge
Wednesday.
Messrs. Sumpter and George
Cousin of New Orleans spent sew
eral DAYS here with their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Cousin.
Miss Marietta Murray has re-
to Berwick after several
laws visit here with relatives.
Miss Cora LeBoureeois of jean
,rette is the guest Of Miss Gussie
Brown.
Miss Julia McMahon spent the
eek-end with friends in Jeane
'ette.
Mrs. John Gebert entertained
he BRIDGE Club at her home Mon
lay afternoon.
Miss Nor~aret Weeks returned
o New Orleans WedneSda'- hav-
ng visited her parents here for
ew DAYS.
NJ. McHuff visited relatives in
Jew Orleans this week.
Mrs. Michel Berry. Misses Le-
>lancs and brother. Mr.. Robert
we're visitors to Patterson Tues
lay.
Mr.. Elliot and little daughter
eturned last Sunday to their
ONE in Houston.
Mss Sis Renoudet is the guest
f relatives in New Orleans.
nr. and Mrs. Albert Emmer at
ended Carnival in New Orleans.
Miss Lulu Marin and Miss Hazel
'onrad visited relatives in Pat
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