The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-11-19
PERSONALS.

CLARITY hospital, ale a nylnE visit
to his relatives in ThibOdaux.
Mrs. Georgia Lartlgue of New Or
to her mother, Mrs. Lovingly Webre.
Hon. John Lyall and lady we're Wis
itors to Thibodaux on last Monday
We were happy to meet on our
streets on last Tuesday, Messrs. Thee
phile Barrilleaux and Alfred Blanch-
ard, both extensive rice planters in
Assumption.
DR.. TheOphile Gouaux, of St. Maly,
after attending to the wedding of his
niece, Miss Louise Gouaux, passed
through our town On last "Wednesday
evening on his way to Labadieville to
visit friends and relatives.
DR.. E. j. Blanchard has been con
fined to his bed with chills and fever.
He is, however, better, and has been
attending to his profession since Tues
day last.
Capt. j. Ancoin, formerly a we'll
known and popular steamboat captain
in the Bayou Lafou,c!,e trade and now
M extensive sugar-planter in the Par
ish of Assumption, passed through
our town Gu last Thursday on his way
to New Orleans.
Mr.. Emile Naquin, of Labadieville,
lost on Friday, the 18th inst. his 5
year old boy from an attack of the
Group. The case was such a severe
one that the child succumbed before
the physician called could give any
relief.
We regret to hear that Mr.. Paul
o of our worthy parishiOner
John S. Jelly, while taking out muri-
attic acid from a carboy, had his left
eye badly burnt by some of the acid
flying into it. We hope the accident
is not so serious as will cause the loss
of his eye.
Hon. Andrew Price, our Congress
man elect, and lady, left on last Sun
day for New Orleans. On Tuesday,
MI. Price left N. O., for ."St. Louis"
Plantation, in the Parish of Iberville,
to attend the annual meeting Of the
"E j. Gay Planting aud Manufactol-
ing Co.," owners of said sugar planta-
ton.
W. are panied to chronicle that DR..
E. U. Bourg of Labadieville is partial
ly paralysed III his lower limbs, from
the knees downward. He left for the
ciy OF last Saturday to consult his
phvsician. He is accompanied by his
lovely wife. He will take a trip eth
er TO California or Florida for his
health. We cordially wish him a
speedy cure aud early return.
Senator elect, Judge E. D. White,
of Lafoulche, is men Toned for Attor-
ney-General Of the U. S. in the forma-
ton of President Cleveland's cabinet.
This appointment would be IN honor
both to Louisiana and our nation.
Judge White is a nan of great ability.
No better appointment could be
made.
Mr.. Chas S. Barrett, the head book
keeper Of the house OF w. S. Bloom.
field, New Orleans, was a welcome vi
sitor on acadia" plantation on last
Sunday, the guest of Mr.. w. II. Price,
the popular brother Of our Congress
man elect, Hon. Andrew Price. Mr..
Barrett is II lively and w..,nlc-soul gen.
tleman, we'll posted on all financial,
Political, social. literary and sporting
questions. In fact, he is said to be q
walking encyclopedia. We had the
pleasure of meeting him, forming his
acquaintance, and spending a very
pleasant half hours conversation with
him.
Mr.. r. A. Frost, our popular and
wide awake deputy sheriff, arrested
on last Sunday, on Ariel plantation,
Adam johnson. an escaped convict
sentenced to two years at hard labor
from this parish. After serving thir-
teen months he escaped on the 10th Of
September last. He will be taken
back to Baton Rouge by Mr., Frost,
to-day or to morrow. On his return,
Mr. Frost will stop at St. John the
Baptist where he is called as a witness
in Il criminal case.
We had the pleasure of meeting this
morning in our town, MIR. Arthur
Folse, of Himalaya, in Assumption.
He reports that sugar making is get
ting along finely, and that every body
is we'll satisfied with the yield.
We had the pleasure of meeting on
last Tuesday. Capt. NJ. w. DartoD,
in charge Of the dredge boat that has
been lately eXcavatlng the deposits
formed by the Little Texas crevasse
in the Parish of Assumption. which,
work is now completed. Capt Barton
awaits a rise in the bayou, in order
that he may take his boat down to be-
gin work below Lockport, ia was II