The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-09-30
PERSONALS.
Mr.. A. l.. Guillot, of New Orleans,
was a visitor to Thibodaux this week

Mr.. A. l.. Guillot, of New Orleans,
was a visitor to Thibodaux this week.
Miss Elizabeth Jones, of Terrebon-
ne, spent several days in TnihoGaux
this week, the guest of Mrs. S. I. Girls
amore.
Messrs Thos. Foret and Dr.. S. J.
Bourgeois of Loekport. left on last
Sunday for Chicago to visit the
Worlds Fair. They expect to remain
away two weeks. A pleasant trip to
you.
Tic Misses Ellis. o New Orleans.
| guests Of the Mrs. Woods at Schliever.
are seen daily riding in the streets Of
T~hibodauz, and ENJOYING themselves
with their numerous friends.
r. II. Mcbride, who has been spend
ing some time in Chicago and Brook
lyD, New York, Is expected home dur
ing the coming week. His daughter
Miss Olive. remains at Brooklyn at
tending school.
DR.. W. F. Harang, of Canal Harang,
and Coroner of this parish, has
been very sick in New Orleans lie is,
however, ont If danger, and is fast
conyalescing. He returns home TO
day or tomorrow.
We were among the sick at Lock-
port 90 Monday last. All the wound
ed are up and doing well. MI. Ham
ilton Ago removed Ills little daughter
81 his home on Nacherie Du2uG Liv-
audais without any fatigue or incon-
venience to her. She has entirely re
), corered from her internal injuries.
Mrs. John Gouanx ana step-son
Louis Gouaux. OF Nap ~oleonv;lle, have
been visiting Mr.. Nemours Bourg and
family this week.
Mrs. Bourg has also been entertain
ing MIS-. /. Bernard and Miss Adriehnt
! Breaux, Of New Orleans.
j., Mr.. Edwin J. Young, ofNew Orleans
: has cone to Thibodaux in Oder to es.
: tallish Il h"rness making and repair,
ing establishment in the Fleetwood
Luilding on Main street. We unGer-
IS stand that Mr.. Young is q good work
man and wish him ali success.
We were PANIED to hear that NJ
II Amand c. Claudet had been c%ontines
Q 10 Ills bed with ~fevers for w tel
days, caused by exposure ~immediatel.
after the Lockport tornado. He is
however much better, although no
very strong. H" went up to Tribe
daux on last Monday to attend t
II business.
"a Muster f. p. Delaune, o of IIoI
j II Delaunr leaves IN next Monda
for Tnlane University to enter til
Commercial Course During thts
three preceding years he has bee
j, attending the sessions Of St. Stanl
"a laua College, Bay st. Louis.
'e George w. Gri>amore, who has bee
II spending the simmer among relative
y IN Missouri and Indiana and at III
- Columbian Exposition. was i'll Thlbt
It daux a few day ago. His trip and 81
tiia-iasm his greatly incieased his bu'
! :, form. 1t says that there are man
le things 10 be seen and learned outsit
OF Louisiana.
Rev. Z, j. Young Of the Preshyt
Iian Church at this place, expects
Va leave New Orleans on Monday DC
~ End, for a two months trip to caste,
-, citles. He has been quite sick for
lI' month past with nervous troubles, al
ie goes to New York to consult IA note
specialist. He will remain there Sc
eral weeks with relatives, and The
y visit other relatives and friends
Philadelphia and Washington. NJ
Young was formerly connected wi
the Philadelphia "Ecening STAR al
While ID Washington he held a pos
10 ton III tie Civil Service, which he
'iS signed to enter a theological semina
ne o! his denomination.
- Du1ng his absence from Thiboda'
) it is expected that members OF t
'et New Orleans Presbytery will supp
his pulpit occasionally, of which d
notice will be given in the press a
.e- by posters. Rev. DR.. Markham, Cha
lain General of the U. C. ", is expe
gu ted abont the filth Sunday in Octob
de-
" (,n0G Thing to Keep Mt Hand.