The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-09-09
PERSONALS.
Mr.. Claiborne Dugas of Assumption
was in ThibOdaux this week.

MT. DugaS or Assumption
was in Thibodaux this week.
Judge Colin, Of Lower Lafourche,
below Cut Off, vas a visitor to Tllibo-
daux this week.
Messls. Jules and ULCER Bernhard of
Napoleonville were visitors to Thibo-
daux on last Wednesday.
Miss Clotilde Legendre, of New Or
leans, is spending a couple of weeks
in Thibodaux, the guest of Miss EN-
lily Picou.
Mrs. H. w. Young and Mrs. R. G..
Ellis arrived at Ridgefield en- Monday
last, and will remain some time at
their old homestead.
Hon. Edward McCollum of Ellen
dale Terrebonne paid a visit to Thi-
bodaux on Monday, and, was kindly
received by his many friends.
Frank w. Nichols, of the Ridgefeld
plantation left or Tuesday for Virgil
mia where he will spend some time
with his parents and sisters who have
preceded him.
Miss Meloe D%uplantis, the amiable
daughter of Mr.. J. O. Duplantis, one
of Terrebonne's most worthy citizens
is on a visit in Thibodaux, the guest
of MAJ. A. JOLIET Jr., and family.
Mr.. L. E. Michelet. one of Napo-
leonvitle. practicing attorneys, and
Parish Treasurer of the Parish of AS
sumption, passed through our town on
last Tuesday evening on his way to
Pattersonville, La.
Mr.. Augustin Legendre of the firm
of SEWN & Legendre of New Orleans,
visited this his former home on Mon
day and sold his late residence, near
St. Joseph's College to Mr.. D. Delaune
Of Assumption.
Mr.. Paul T. Thibodaux, returned
last Monday from a pleasant stay with
friends in Napoleonville and Belle
Rose. He leaves next month, to re-
sumo his medical studies at Tulane
University.
The following boys of Lafourche
Parish left this week to attend the
session of 1898 81 Of Spring Hill Col
lege, near Mobile Masters Octave
Coighet Leonce, CASTOR, and Octave
Trosclair ; Olivier Braud I; Charlie g
and Walter MOrvant.
Mr.. Frank PARA, residing a couple
of miles below the Cut Off, and an ex-
member of u Police Jury, was in
Thibodaux on last Monday and Tues
day. attending to business. His many
friends were glad to meet him.
The following persons were the
guests of Mr.. Theo. Thibodaux and
family, this week:
Judge P. H. Gilbert, of Napoleon
vile, and Mrs. E. A. Hotard and chill
dren accompanied by Miss Mamie
Barras, of Algiers, on Wednesday
Mr.. VIM. A. Turner of the q. S. Ma
W, and DR.. 0. j. Thibodaux, of Nap
oleonville, on his return home from a
visit to the Worlds Fair.
Mr.. H. Tetreau, the popular livery
stable proprietor of Thibodaux, &C.
companied by his son Arthur, afte,
spending several weeks visiting the
Worlds Fair and his native place,
Canada, returned home on last Sun.
day. highly pleased with his visit. He
returns looking ten years younger, tt {
embodiment Of good health. Both ia
ther and son have improved in avOir.
dupois by several pounds.
Mr.. James w. Wilson, our popular
rail road conductor, after spending ;
months outing, visiting his native
home, and the Worlds Fair at Chica.
go, returned home on last Monday
delighted with his trip. Mr.. Pelerin
who had taken his place during hi
absence, returned to New Iberia Will
his lady.
W. had the pleasure of meeting Of
our streets on last Tuesday, Prof L
, H. Maroney of Ohio, lately appoi ate.
principal of the Lockport Public
School. He is a gradr ate of one o
the Normal Schools of Indiana, am
| comes to our parish very highly rec
commended. He will take charge q
the school to which he has been as
signed on next Monday, the day fxe
for the reopening. In politics MI
Maroney is a Democrat, and in creed
a Catholic of Irish descent. He j
most welcome to Jul Lafourche Dis
trict.
The following ladies and gentle
men of u town and neighborhoo
left for the Chicago Worlds Fair du1
ing the beginning of this week "
8 c. Ragan, Mayor of Thibodaux, Mr.
E. w. Blake, Capt. r. R, Mcbride