The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-10-15
PERSONALS.

ing court in IIouma, most of the week. |
Mr.. Leufroy Daunis, ore of our en-
telrrisiug young mechanics of Thibo-
daUX, left this week for Crescent
Farm" belonging to the Shaffer Estate,
to work as al engineer at the sugar
house.
Mr.. Oscar Leblanc of Lower La
faurche, passed through our town on
last Monday. on his way to the Parish
OF Ascension, as sugarmaker on the
plantation Of Nh. Emile st. Martin.
Miss Florence DeGrny has been
spending Il few days this week in
ThibodauX as the guest of Miss Louise
Munich of st Philip St.
Capt. Clerrille Blanchard of New
Orleans spent last Sunday in Thibo-
dauX.
Judge Charles Bourg, and his broth
q. Xavier Bong, Of the firm Of Bland
and Bogrg, Druggists, Houma. were
the guests on last Sunday of their
brother ln-law, and sister, DR.. and
Mrs. j. j. Daigre.
Joseph Well, commission mer-
chant doing business in New Orleans,
and part wner of Abbie and Highland.
Plantations, was in Thibodaux OF
last Sunday attending to business
matters.
Mr.. Perrin, book-keepe- of the
Vermont Chemical Co, limited ofNew
Orleans, spent Sunday in Thibodagx
with his mother, sister and brothers.
We forgot TO last week
that the parties sentenced to the peni-
Tertiary at the close of the last term
| of court were taken to their destina-
ton some time last week by our
energetic Deputy Sheriff, Rich Frost
who returned back to Thlb0daux on
last Saturday evening. He also took
to Jackson a colored man declared in
sane by the Court.
Mi. Ernest Ellender, one of Terre-
bonne's most enterprising young sugar
planters, was in Thibodaux on last
Tuesday to have some foundry work
done for his "Hope Farm" sugar
house. The different foundries here
being over-crowdcd with work, Mr..
Eliender was compelled 10 go to the
City to have this work done.
Judge L. p. Bergeron, after an ILL
ness Of Is days, is up again and attend
ing tc business. He was stricken with
fever. He was pretty badly touched
to judge from his appearance when
we saw him on the streets last Sun
day. He is fast recovering from the
Frustrated condition in which the
fever left him, and to use his own
words, to judge from his now i'm
mense appetite, he will soon be him.
self again. His many friends were
delighted to see him up and attending
to business us sprightly as ever
The father of our esteemed fellow
citizens, Messrs Andrew Price aud W.
i Price, of Acal liza, died a few days
ago at the house of his son, John, in
Denver, Col. His remains were buried
in jefferson City, Missouri. Our SYM
patAies are extended to our fellow
citizens, Messrs Andrew and w. H.
rice, OH IllelI DC"TeuN eIntul.
A colored woman was poisoned on
last Saturday by another colored
woman on the Rienzi plantation of
Col. Allen, through a spirit of revenge.
1t would seem the poison was trough
on rats given in some whiskey or
other spirituous liquors. The woman
was dangerously sick almost i'm
mediately after taking the drug, but
thanks to counter-poisons applied in
lime, by the doctor calledon Saturday
night, the woman is better and out of
danger.
The would-be poisoner has dis
appeared she is supposed, however,
to be hidden in the cane field near the
Quarters.