The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-06-04
PERSONALS.

neighhor from Napoleonville, spent
last Saturday in our town.
Mr.. Victorin Pontif, below Lafour-
Crossing, was in town on last Wednes-
day evening.
Mr.. Earle Knobloch, our young and
dashing Notary Public has been sick
and confined to his bed for several
days-he is now well, and entirely
recovered.
DIR. Frederick Collin, once parish
Judge of this parish during the recon-
struction days. was a visitor to our
town on last Wednesday. He is now
practicing medicine. and located about
three miles below Lockport.
Mr.. Charles Bennings reached
Thibodaux from St. Mary, ON last
Tuesday evening Oh a visit to his
mother and sister. and returned on
last Thursday morning.
We regret to that Mrs.
Lovinci Webre has been very i'll this
week. She is, however much better,
and unless a relapse should occur,
is now fast conyalescing.
Mr.. Adrien Simoneau last Monday
began putting up a residence and a
store on the lot of ground he lately
bought from Mr.. Feliclen Celestin,
said lot being situated on Jackson ST.,
opposite the old Winder residence.
Mr.. Anselme Chappuis, formerly a
resident of our town, but now of
Raynes, La, came on a visit to Thibc-
daux On last Thursday evening. He
is The guest of Mr.. Adrien Simoneau
his brother-in-law.
Mr.. Philip s. Pugh. a resident and
praticiug attorney and Counsellor at
Law in Itouma, passed through our
town on last Saturday on his way
home. We were glad to meet him.
He vas from Assumption where he
had been on a visit to his relatives and
friends.
On last Sunday night, Maj. S. T.
Grisamore, our worthy fellow-towns-
mer, took suddenly sick, and the doc
tor had to be sent for. On Monday,
he became worse, and both Drs. Fleet
wood and Dansereaux were called in
consultation. Luckily the crisis is
now over, and the Major is rapidly
convalescing.
Col. /. d. Moore, our choice for can
didate before the Legislature for the
position of Judge of the 9Th Circuit
Court of he State of Louisiana, came
home from Baton Rouge on Friday
evening the 9th, ult. to spend a few
days with his family whom he had not
seen since a few days before the
converting of the Legislature. and left
again for the State Capital on last
Sunday morning.
Mr.. C. w. Grisamore, who has been
spending a couple of weeks in ont
town and parish among friends and
relatives, left for Mexico on last SUM-
day evening, accompanied by his
charming niece, Miss NJ. E. Thibodaux,
and little frankie, her brother. The
two latter will stop on their way in
San Antonio, on II visit to an uncle,
a brother Of Mr.. &. w. Grlsamore,
who will continue on his way ,o Mexico
TO take charge of his passenger train
on the Mexican Central rs cond uctor.
Rev. Father Julie, the worthy PAS
tor OF Notse Dame du Prompt Seconrs
Vas in Thibodaux on last Monday
attending to business appertaining TO
the fair To be given in Chackbay the
! 18th and 18th inst. We had the plea
sure OF meeting him just as he was
leaving town, and had a long talk with
him. He is q t,ump-excnse tie slang
eApression-we know of no better
word jast o to express our sincere
appreciation of the worth of this man
tof God.
Mr.. Chailes W. Thibodauy. the
gentlemanly proprietor of the Thibo-
deaux Pharmacy, sold OF last Monday