The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-08-13
PERSONALS.

Mr.. Paul Scott, of Lafourche Cross
ing. paid GU sanctum IA pleasant visit
last Tuesday.
Judge B. T. Blake paid a short visit
to LataS cite last week.
Mr.. Hector Lacroix, the affable and
efficient book keeper and accountant
of DR.. Jonn Gazzo passed through town
last Monday ell route to Paintcourt-
vile and returned Wednesday.
Mr.. Ernest Roger of Greenwood
Plantation left last Wednesday fol
Texas whittier he went to rtjoin his
wife who has been s%oiourning in the
Lone Star State for the benefit OF hel
health.
Judge T. p. Bergeron and Inspected
of Weights and Measures H. f. Berdou
made a flying trip to Bayou Ramos OH
last Wednesday, returning the same
day.
Miss Cammie Garrett, principal of
the Guion Academy has returned from
Shreveport where she had been So
.journing for the past few weeks.
We have had the pleasure of meet
ing on Il streets Cne day this week
Mr.. Leufroy j. Trosclair who gave us
az owing account of his recent trip to
Grand Isle on the Str. E. ID. White.
PLANTERS ASSOCIATION meets on to-
morrow the 14th inst. Important bus
mess.
Mr.. Taylor Lasarde, respected and
esteemed citizen of our town formerly
but now a merchant of New Iberia,
paid us IA visit last Monday, returning
Tuesday morning. Mr.. Lagarde is en-
joying good health and speaks in glow
ing terms of the place of his new home.
Mayor j. l.. Aucoin made a trip to
New Orleans III connection with his
new business since the dissolution of
the old firm Hoffman & Aucoin. Mr..
Aucoin will continue the business of
prepared to give ample satisfaction
not only to the patrons of the old firm
but to the public in general who may
honor him with eirpatronage. Goods
will be marked down to the lowest
notch.
Members of the PLANTERS AssocIA-
TIoN, do not forget to attend the meet
ing OF tomorrow the 14th inst.
A little more public spirit and some
what less of seitishness among the
moneyed men of any community would
rebound to the pecuniary benefit not
only of aforesaid moneyed men but
also Of the community in general. 1t
is a simple recipe which could be tried
with some advantage by some mem
bers of this community. =.
Col. |. D. Moore came in last Thurs
day night from New Orleans where
he is nov engaged in the practice 0 fhis
profession. The Colonel has formed a
partnership with a we'll established law
firm of the Crescent City aud there is
every reason to expect that a bright
future opens before him. His erudi-
tor, talents and ability as a lawyer
will no doubt soon bring hin to the
front ranks of his profession where he
naturally belongs. He will o. move
his family to New Orleans ;and his
many friends here, while they regret
losing him and his estimable family,
feel satisfied that the Colonel is acting
wisely il seek ing q wider field for the
exercise of his recognized talents and
ability in the profession of his choice.
Our contemporary across the way
has located E. A. Burke in New Iberia.
Here is a splendid opportunity for
some entergrising fellow to scoop in
the $4,000 reward offered by the legis-
lature for the apprehension of the
State ex-Treasurer.
On last Sunday a serious aud most
painful accident befell the innocent
little three year old child of DR.. and
Mrs. Louis f. Meyer. 1t appears that
the cook had placed acup of hot grease
on a table, when the little hoy, unseen
of any one, attempted TO reach the cup
when the contents were thrown over
him, badly scalding and burning his
face, chest, arms aud hands, causing
the skin to peel. The child suffered
terribly and while at latest account it
was resting easier, it had not yet open
its little eyes and it was impossible
to learn the fate of its sight. The
doctor. however, don't think the sight
will be affected. DR.. and Mrs. Meyer
have the sympathy of the whole com
munity in their sore athictiOn.