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Another shipment of the famous
Alma Zada Face Powder in at Gerig's
Drug Store. 28-tf
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1919-07-10

If you are not eating Butternu
bread you are not getting the best
Carter's Bakery. If
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1919-07-10

j. Perry, one of Marion's
armers of the Pedro section,
the visitors in the city to-
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1919-07-10

ady your fall garden. We
( seed in. Biting & Co. If
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1919-07-10

Eastman Kodaks and Films to be
had in Ocala only at Gerig's Drug
Store. 2S-tf
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That Butternut bread is just the
best you ever ate. Carriers Bakery. t
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1919-07-10

Beautiful Georgia Peaches at w. A
Stroud's. eff
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1919-07-10

Pears. 15c.; zoe. and Csc.
Y A. aroud's. IF
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1919-07-10

Avocado Pears. 15c., zoe. and 25c
each, at w. A. Stroud's. If
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1919-07-10

Avocado Pears. 15c., zoe. and Csc
each, at w. A. Stroud's. If
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1919-07-10

Beautiful Georgia Peaches at w. A
Stroud's. 9-tf
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BIG CELEBRATION
AT BELLEVIEW

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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-12
Sc sfirSeSta Iunlaa?
De: EmI Iederd.


,,fnsbrdcati haine megre, oameni
buni. Carl mM oveti, pNteti sd le
luati 81 pc credit, dar campdrati-
"a. 81 le S,nbrdcati. Pumeti gdbra-
nic de jale. 81 jelih, dar jeliN a
dine, cd Sc sfsseste latnseas'.
Acesta era, IN noapteo de I H.
he a. c. cSntecul de jale al amor
strengari carr credeau malt n,
John Barleycorm".
ITO night is the End of the
World" m cSntec OCCASIONAL Sc
gbucium,a Sc arote jalea cd intocma1
ca spun,a berii usoare treoe 81 vi.
nuI 81 rachiul.
De acun'a, dacd presedimtele
Wilson nu sc "a 5ndur0 cum-v0, dr.
pd ce Mmata is,treagd va fl demo
bilisatd, sd respingd legea prohibi
tiei, mare Sc maj fie ,,booze" 81 a.
supra ,,M0onshipey" "-ilor Sc cor sn
troduce cele MAI drocomice pedep
Sc care = cor sih Sc absicd pentra
totdeauna de pldcerea de "a tragt
Ia mGseaH.
O.! Suntem I'M stare sd ne anc7i.
patina cit este de lugubrd jaleo ce
l0r CO s'aM despdrtit de fratele 10,
,,John" 81 aproape intelegem IN
treg chipul ce = do5odrd. fnsd 4,
ocelasi timp ne aducem an,i,,te CT,
de din gamma classified este. on,ul 81
cum, della leagdaaul san incoace citt
dureri = de fapt mai mari decf1
asta - a fost ip stare sd suferd
D'op0i cite am suferit pdrintii, mo-
sn. strdmosii 81 inaintdsn lors
In cMpn pli,M veciniciei, au,
strop de rdchiu ce insemneazd? 6
vuddtnrd" un strop de dulce in u,
aDaar de am.
DE dceea, mon sfdtuim ne al mo-
STR sd mn Sc lase rdul,n. Lunea e.
ste asa cam este 81 ca dinsa suntem
MOI. znsd moi 81 mai a1es MOI, tre
bnie sd ne pdsim foarte bine ca da
ca am cent curati 0ici, sd mu tire
Gem Gu cinstea mfn;itG Oceonuz 81
ne retragem della orr ce ,,moonshi
ming" 81 sd me ueden, de treabd. IL
lete 81 asa snnt scurte 81 Sc impu
,t'ncosd mereu,
lar de altd parte, in fata noa
strd std ispita, care me- arutd ca ne
ste cfteva lMni, .,dincolo". mn ma
este .,prohibitie". Acolo nu Sc md
soord ,,tnaca" cu tcmA 81 vinu-'
bun 81 cupa mare. Acolo mn sun
circiunae IN colt CT ele sunt in dru,,
81 dcolo mai este 81 casa, care sti
ca, batn orr RAN, cum esti, dar est,
a t0!
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-12

In zllele acestea insulile Les
Cheneaux smt cartierul general
de pescuire pentru toti pescuito-
ri ell undita. Aceste insule Sc Ia
sa llnga insula Mackinac, termi-
narea diviziei Mackinac a com moa-
nlei de navigate Detroit & Gle
veland, care face cursuri Gu Va.
poarele pima la acest punct 81
porturile din apropiere de pa
tru orr pc saptamina, avind ca
statlune terminala orasele Toledo
81 Detroit. De ,asemenea Sc zice 81
e un frumos loc de pescuit 81 la
insrla Mackinac, care este un ve-
Silt resort de moda noua. adv /,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-12
|NARUNTIS(|RI.

R + s L 3 T U L

Fiecare Sc sileste
Neamul sd Sill intareasca,
Numai popa de la Youngstown
Cint-o nota ungureasca.
DR.. Cumpar&.
Cum poti cunoaste oamenii: DE-
cInd plecat la New York prize
tenul lui Hesser 81 al nemtoilor
simtim ca Mise ingreuneaza co
respondenta GU New York-ul, pc
urma agi'tatiilor prietenilor sal.
Gel ce au VENT pc la redactis
noastra 81 ne-au 1ntrebat de omu
care lea luat bani ca sd le trimi
ia cal 81 vaci acasa. pot sa ma
treaca pc la moi, caci acum an
aflat adresa dinsului, care, in pa
ranteze zis fusese spri.init con
ira noastra de un alt ziar romi
nesc Gu ,,aspiratii".
3 ciudat de tot sa fiji contra
tuturor RomInilor buni 81 Sc fac
pc dujmanul Ligei Rationale. Ma
ales atunci cind lei plata pentru
10000 statute 81 tiparesti numa
9,40O. Oar in fine, = tot ,.Liga''
este vinovata l.. Sirmana men
Un reformator sc sparie de Gu
minteniile altora insa. la fel unu
strut, Isl baga ciocul in nisip
cind este vorba despre = pros
title lui.
Sprnind unei fete cd iubesti
fara ca Sd ceri in casatorie, este
tot alta de ligusitor ca atunc
cfnd i-ai trimite 0 cutie de flor
81 al atasa la dinsa 81 bilul de
plata.
Invasiunea Hunilor fost opri
ta de multi. Publicului ii plac o
pririlc de invaziuni 81 = obicinuit
GU ele - acum cere oprirea avan
sarii preturilor.
Youngstown-ul Sc raspunda
Domnul ,,natoru publac" nu face
81 ell pasapoartee Aici avem unul
de eel ell ,,pravalicu in protap'
care spovedeste 81 cumineca pc
eel ce pleaca acasa pentru $500
de- cap. De merge tot asa, he 20
menim ca sd lie ceteasca 81
slu.jba de inmormintare, inainte
de plecare.
Daca ar putea fl induplecati
sluibasii de la oficiul de dare ca
sd arunce in rezervoriul de apa
tot booze" "-ul confiscat prin Gle
veland. ne ramasim ca ar alerga
statul 1ntreg La Cleveland ca Sc
traga odata la masea apa de aici.
I'm ziar din New York scrie Gu
litere mari 81 erase: ,,Hotelurile
din New York opresc pc Vampi
res. Sure Micke. Proprietarii nu
voiesc sd li-se faca concurenta la
eli acasa.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-12
INFORhATUN

Ncnorocire intro NINA. - Fa.
'yette City, Pa. - La nina de
carbuni companiei O'Neil s'a su
rupat tavanul, uciEind trei mineri
81 ranind alti sapte. Prabusirea a
lprins intr'un tunel peste 800 de
mineri, tinindu-i acolo mai multi
ca trei ore.
Ucis de tren. - Canton, Ohio.
- All noapte, surdo-mutul Fern
ley Hopes a fost lovit de un tren
al liniei Pennsylvania la r&spiptia
din Carnahan Avenue. fntr 'un in
lterval de ora de la fntfmplarea
accidentului a murit la spitalul
Mercy. Surdo-mutul era din ia
mile bogata 81 fnvata de noua ami
la scoala de surdo-muti.
On tunker care cauK Do lnoru.
- Berlin. ~ Ziarul Kreuz Zeitune
are In coloanele hui urmatorul a.
nunt: ,,Caut de lucru. DR.. Jur.
Won Jagow, Breslau" VoFwaerts,
organul socialist, comenteszx. q
cest anant numai fntr'un sipgur
rind, zicind: ,,Unde cazut pute-
rea fortei!" Doctorul Won JaaoW
fost ministru de exte1ne Il Ger
maniei.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-12

Pasarile pot sbura timp de "a
de ore fara sd stea sd odihneasca
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-12

saisprezece ami, lsstld scrisoare
in care spunea e& au mai putusc
pnrta umilirea simtita atunci
cind a fost prins co4litind nn furt
la scoala, s'a sinucIs lufnd STRIFE
|nina.
Kaiser Q dat h vechituFi -
Berlin. - Portreteje 81 busturilc
fostului Kaiser nu| vor mai orna
de acum incolo scolile 81 cladirile
Ipuhlice din Berlin Consiliul CO.
|munal a dat ordin ca toate lucru-
rile de arta ce fnfatisaza pc Wilt
am sd fie adunate toate in podul
primariei.
Descoperirea unui cazan de ra-
chiu. - Akron, Ohio. = Sheriff.
Itinuturilor Summit 81 Medina au
arestat All noapte trei indivizi
carl faceau rachiu intro padure
do linga Akron. Galcatorii legei,
cind an vazut pe Sheriff stind Ia
spatele lor Gu revolverele scoase,
'au predat. Avean acolo doua TO-
ne de stafide, citeva putini Gu
droidie in fermentatie, suite de ga
loane de rachiu gata 81 cazanul GU
care-l fabricau. Totul a fost con
fiscat 81 predat agtoritatilor res
tpectivc.
Moartea unui aviator renu1nit.
T. Berna. - I'm renumit aviator
Elvetian anume Oscar Bider, a
murit in caderea lfnga Zurich Gu
aeroplanul de IA 0 inaltime de 3.
1000 de metri. Bider, care era eel
mai mare pilot din armata elve-
ltiana, facea in timpul acela figuri
acrobatice Gu aeroplanul sau. Ell a
fost primul aviator care sa sboare
peste Alpii din Berna, facind mai
multe calatorii peste acesti munti
in anul 1913.
Detinerea un1i fruntas comu-
mist. = Berna. Conform rapoar
telor primite din Germania, doc
ltorul Levien, unul dintre capii
Irascoalelor comuniste isbucnite in
Munich prin Aprilie trecut, a fost
lgasit la Wiesbaden 81 arestat. PI-
ma acum Sc crezuse ca Levien a
scapat in Elvetia. ID fugise din
Munich pc la inceputul lunei Maj,
lar in Iunie guvernul bavarez ofe-
rise recompsnsa de 10000 de
marci pentru prinderea lui
Acuze ccnt M name, ~
Wilktbart, Pa. Femeia Ana To-
bias, in etate de AZ de ami, e acu-
zata ca STAR Fl innecat copilul in
tr'un riu din marginea orasului.
Vecinii eli au fost surprinsi so
vada venind acasa plingind, Jul
mulindu-si parul 81 spuind ca is a
innecslt copilul eel de sapte luni.
Cercetata la polite, isbucnit
numai deceit intr 'un plins disperat
81 a marturisit Cd ca innecase 60
pilul Gu nina eli, ca sa Sc scape de
ell, caci mai avea inca patru acasa,
care zicea cal fac zile amare. Po-
litia acum nu site ce sd mai crea-
da, fiindca femeia a dat in ne
bunie.
omor, 81 sinucidere. Cleve-
land, Ohio. - Locuitorul Martin
Kennedy, in etate de 46 de ami, a
VENT acasa de la lucru ieri dupa
ameazi cam pc Ia orelc 5, che
mat in casa pc sotia sa din curte
unde vorbea Gu b vecina, ONO
rit-o 81 la urm4 81 ucis 81 el ia
indu-si gitul Gu IN brici de ras.
Amendarea unor ziaTe. - Paris.
- Ministrul Pichon, dupa ce a
avut ieri un via debat asupra
censurei de pres&, . anuntat ca
ziarele parisiene au fost amenda.
te pentru. ca tip&risera articole
|contrare presedintelui Wilson in
decursul sederei sale in Franta.
Declaratia aceasta = urmat dupa
ce Pichon a cerut lIn vot de incre-
dere in cabinst, care s'a 81 dat
Gu 256 de votpri pentrd 81 POP
contra.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-12

sinuoiderea NJ slar. - Prin-
ce Albert, Sask. I'm copil de
saisprezece ami, l61kid scrisoare
in care spunea a. au mai putusc
purta umilirea simtita atunci
cind fost prins coSiitind nn furt
la scoala, s'a sinuc|s lufnd stric-
nina.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-12
Kaissg . daIt h vechituri

'sN . -
Berlin. - Portretele 81 busturilc
fostului Kaiser nu| vor mai orna
de acum fncolo scolile 81 cladirile
,puhlice din Berlin Consiliul CO.
munal a dat ordin ea toate lucru-
rile de arta ce fnfatisaza pc Wilt
am sd fie adunate |toate in podul
primariei.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-04-12

The annual meeting of the
congregation was held in the
Presbyterian church last Satur-
day at 8 P. NJ. Reports from all
departments were read and found
most gratifying to all concerned.
Remarks expressing gratitude for
the encouraging condition Of the
work were made by different pc,
sons, and good feelings were man
ifested. After singing the Doxo-
logy, the whole congregation re-
tired to the Manse for "The So.
cial hour" during which different
National and College songs were
sung and very attractive music o.,
violin and piano was listened to
with apparent delight. After the
pleasant social intercourse. re-
freshments were served. In brief,
the fact that the "social hour
was two hours long, speaks for it.
self.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-04-12
METHODIST CHURCH NOTES.

The Local Centenary Council
met Wednesday. Visiting speak
er, Rev. N. E. Joyner of New Or
leans.
The State Sunday School Con.
vention is in session this week in
Minden.
Rev. Martin Hebert was in town
this week.
The Church is delighted to re.
ceive the family of H. H. Winters
back into their old circle.
The Centenary authorities have
sent a commission to Russia to
study the missionary situation
with a view to establishing work
there in cooperation with the
Russian church.
China has three times as many
Christians as a result Of 125 years
of missionary effort as the entire
world had as result of 100 years
of apostolic labors immediately
after Christ died. Are missions
failuree
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-04-12

Work on the Catholic College
in East End is again under full
Roadway since they have received
another large consignment of
lumber. The carpenters are now
busy on the second story. Once
this addition is finished and conf
pleted a decide change for the
better will be very noticeable in
this lovely property. The broth
ers in charge have started out
very auspiciously and while the
additions will be amply large to
take care of the present enrolment
Of school children in attendance
at the institution, it is more than
probable in the next two years
more buildings will have to be
erected to meet the demands
This is the concensus of opinion
among our people and the ac'
QUESTION of this school for the ed
ucation of the youth of New ibe.
ria is one of the best investments
that could have been made. Father
Langlois the founder of the Col.
lepe deserves the praise of the
community for interesting him
self in behalf Of the children.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-04-12

Last Sunday. passion Sun
day was the day set apart by the
knights Of Columbus and the Holy
Name Societies for their annual
communion, all their friends had
been invited to join them on this
occasion Of the manifestation of
their faith. Nearly five hundred
men approached the Holy Table
in body. 1t was a never-to-be-
forgotten scene. Mass was said at
Z O'Clock, the celebrant being the
Very Rev. J. M. Langlois, who by
the way was lately appointed
Vicar General Of the Diocese of
Lafayette and Dean for this Sec
ton. In view of the fact that no
mission was preached in st. Pet
er's church this Lent. the Very
Rev. Father J. NJ. Langlois and
his able assistant, Father Catherin
may well be proud Of the fruit cl
their efforts. We understand that
eminent preachers will conduct "a
mission in st. Peters Catholic
church during the season Of Lent
next year.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-04-12
Amnno the New Iberia visitors

Among the New Iberia visitors
this week was DR.. and Mrs. }. Is.
Pollard of Leesville. La. They
were the guests of their brother:
Mr.. T. D. Pollard.
A sweet little daughter made
it's presence in the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Rene Mestaver on Tues
day, April sth at l 80. Mr.. Mes
taver is serving Uncle Sam III
France. in fact is expected home
in the near future.
Private CASTOR Patout arrived
home on Thursday night direct
from Camp Shelby. Miss. Mr.. Pa
tout has been across the seas and
while absent suffered the loss OF
his aged father tie late Felix Pa
tout and sister, Mrs. Ricaud OF
Centreville.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-04-12
BASE BALL GAME.
N. I. H. s. VS.. 8. P. G.

Base ball made it's initial bow
in this vicinity on last Tuesday
afternoon when the High School
boys lined up against the Saint
Peters College strong aggrega-
ton.
The game was of sensational
character, that at times would
have caused professionals to take
notice of inside play and close
thinking.
The great feature Of the game
was the battery work of Saint
Peters College. Conrad in the
box and Hitter behind the plate.
Conrad had perfect control and
lasted the whole game while
Frank Muller for the High School
gave place to Marcus Fisher in
the fifth inning.
The line up was as follows:
High School-M.- Palomba, 6; N.
Fisher, D: s. Berky, Id; B. Lam
perez. 2b: F. Muller 3b; @. Sc
gura. r. f. A. Delcambre, |. f.;
c. Delcambre, c. f.; H. s. Sealy.
s. s.
st. Peters College,. Hitter,
c.; w. Conrad. p; r. Renoudet.
1b; A. Delahoussaye 2b; V. Pour
ciau 3b; G.. Miller, r. +. w. Car
stems. l. f.; Burke Suberbielle G. t.;
D. Pourciau, s. s.
The score was seven to six in
favor of st. Peters College.
These teams will meet again
Sunday. April the 18th at the Stag
diamond across the bayou.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-04-12

Some ten days ago Mr.. A. C.
BERNARD set out a catfish line in
Bayou Teche near his East End
home. anticipating a mess of fish
for dinner. A few minutes later
he noticed his line was about to
be pulled from its mornings and
undertook to haul in his fishing
tackle. To his astonishment mis-
bait had been swallowed by an
immense turtle and with the as
sistance of by-standers they mall
aged to get the tortoise on shore
after a hard effort. The turtle
weighed exactly SO pounds. Its
head was fully as large as that Of
the average child. It is more than
probable it drifted in from the
sea. The turtle was kept on ex-
hibition several days and then
shot and the shell is now on ex-
hibition. This is one of the larg'
est of it's kind ever caught in the
Teche. It is a fortunate thing
none of the children who use the
lTeche as a swimming pool had no!
been bitten by the tortoise, if SO
thew would have had one oi
their limbs cut off by its immense
Jaws.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-04-12

We have been requested to
call the attention of the officers to
the enforcement Of the stock
ordinance Of the City of New he
ria. On several occasions recently
lawns and shrnbbery have been
destroyed and otherwise trampled
down by horses, cattle and even
pigs. These ordinances ought to
be rigidly enforced if the property
owners ever hope to beautify their
property as is done elsewhere.
Owners of stock should keep them
penned up, or their stock should
he impounded that roam the
streets both day and night break
ing up sidewalks and injurins
wards that cost money to maintain.
What is the use of building q
concrete sidewalk when heavy
hoofed animals break them as fast
as thew can be constructed.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-04-12

The evening Of Wednesday,
April 23rd is the date set for the
musical program to be rendered
in the Elks club rooms under the
auspices Of New Iberia Lodge No.
554. B. P. O. Elks. Vocal and
instrumental music will be rem
dered by artists of national repu-
tation and large audience is ex-
pected by the committee in
charge. At the close of the per-
formance members of the cast will
furnish music for a big dance
which will take place on the third
floor Of the Elks home. This is
exclusively an Elk's affair and all
of the membership is not only in
vited but requested to be present.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-04-12

The mentioning in our last
number the number Of men init
ated into the ranks of the Wood
men Of the World we should have
state that during March alone
some 22,871 candidates were init
ated into the ranks of kniehthood.
AS the item of news read it gave
the impression that the above
number had been taken in during
the past fiscal year instead of the
month Of March, 1919.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-04-12

MIR. Rene Girard the young
son of Commissioner Girard LETT
this week on the steamship
"Scaha" for British Honduras. It
will he remembered some months
ago Mr.. Girard took an engineer
ing course at Tulane University
qualifying himself for service on
one of the merchant vessels. Some
days ago he received his appoint
ment as engirner and now he is on
his maiden trip on the high seas.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-04-12

"A new firm of produce mer.-
chants and buyers and sellers ~
all kinds of material has been or
ganized in New iberia. The per-
sonel Of the business concern is
composed of Messrs. R. F. BONN,
w. o. Hugonin and D. BONN,
They have leased for a term Of
wears the frame building at the
corner of Main and Railroad Ave
and they anticipate building up a
large business in the near future
Mr., BONN has had much expert
ence in this business and there Is
no reason why this. firm should not
meet with success from the start
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-04-12

The Arrigo Tailoring estab-
lishment in this City have taken
the agency Of the Alexandra
Steam Laundry. They will ope-
rate a regular delivery and col
Letting service and bid for the
trade Of the people of New Iberia.
Thew promise a prompt service
and hope to build no a big trade
from our people.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-04-12
New iberia is now to

New iberia is now to have
another "eating place. The
building of Mrs. v. Verrier, Sit
uated almost directly in front OF
the Elk Theatre is being thor
oughly renovated by Mr.. Perry
for this purpose. The new restau.
rant caterer to the public is Miss
Blanche Hulin who some months
ago sold out her business. She
intends to conduct an up-to-date
restaurant and promises the pub
lie the best of eatables.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-04-12

The first floor Of the brick
building at the corner Of Main
and Swain Streets is now being
converted into a garage and work
shop. The new firm is composed
Of Mr.. Walter Fisher and Messrs.
Nemour and Jack Bergerie. From
what we learn they intend to keep
~ colo accessories Of every kind
and will do general repair work.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-04-12
PERSONALS


Miss Elmira Villermin and Mrs.
Walter Villermin returned on
Monday from a short visit to Nor
gan City.
Mr.. Homer Daigre returned Or
Monday from a business trip to
New Orleans.
Miss Margaret Mueller of La
.fayette was a weekend visitor
here.
Mrs. Ledoux Smith of Alexan-
dria spent several days here this
week with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubbard Hacker
of Mobile, Ala. arrived Thursday
to visit their parents Mr. and Mrs.
L. O. Hacker.
Mrs. j. s. Suite has returned
home from a visit to Meridian,
Miss.
The Reading Circle met Mon
day afternoon at the home Of Miss
Louise Taylor.
Miss Naomie and Leila Landry
, left Wednesday for a visit to
friends in New Orleans.
Mrs. Camille Flory and Mrs.
Leon Bagarry were visitors to
New Orleans on Monday.
Miss May Bonnet and little sis
ter Of Lafayette were visitors here
last Sunday.
Mr.. Ferd King is visitor to
New York. !.
Mrs. John Fisher arrived on
Wednesday from Alexandra to
spend some time in New iberia
with her children.
+ Mr.. st. Paul Bourgeois Of Jeane
rette was here on Wednesda!
looking after his business inter
ests.
Mr. and Mrs. Reubin Brown
were visitors in New Iberia OF
Wednesday evening.
The friends of Miss Laurence
Broussard regret to know she y
still confined to her room from i'll
ness and, hope she will soon re
cover.
Mr.. Lee Junca spent severa
DAYS in New Orleans this week.
Miss Freda Veazey returned OF
Sunday to Lafayette. having spen
"a few days with Mrs. A. Fontelien
Mr.. Jim Conrad and family hav'
removed from Averv Island int
Mrs. Don Fosters home on 8
Peters street.
Miss Ava Costing was a yislto
to Minden, La. for few days tn'
week.
Mrs. Robert Hall Of Beaumont
Texas. is the guest Of Mrs. Pau
LeBourgeois.
Mrs. Howard Lyles and it'll
slaughter Marjory returned o.
Monday from visit to New VI
leans. #
Miss Laura Romero returne
last Saturday from a visit to Pa'
terson.
District Deputy Clyde 0. Mos
of Bogalousa arrived here las
Thursday to install the officers 9
the FAX Lodge. Mr.. Moss is tn
editor and proprietor of the bos
alusa Enterprise published IN tina
thriving little city.
Prof. and Mrs. Colvin an
daughter Marguerite Of Jean'
rette were weekend visitors her