The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-08-19
PERSONALS.

Railroad Exchange, spent a few days
in New Orleans this week.
Mrs. Dr.. j. J. Daig1e left here on
last Monday evening to spend some
time with her relatives in Hcuma.
Judge L. P. CaillOuet is down with
the fever this week. We hope he will
soon recover and be himself again.
Mr.. Roman Continent and his son
Rudolphe are on the river engaged as
carpenters.
Mrs. Jean Rodrigue, of New Iberia,
is the guest Of the Misses Naquin on
Canal street.
! The Misses Lea anG Aida Naquin,
Of Houma, spent a few days in Thibo-
daux this week.
Mr.. Arthur Wagenspach of Grand
GALLON, Terrebonne, was in ThlbO-
daux on last Monday to have a sugar
roller rebored and shaft set in again.
Hon. l.. A. Trosclair, one of our
most successful sugar planters. spent
a few days in the metropolis this
week.
Miss Oclana Roger, the lovely
daughter of Mr.. Stephen Roger of
Napoleonville is in Thibodaux, the
| guest of Mrs. Daniaux.
Master R. E. Mcbride, who has been
some time on the Mississippi Coast to
recuprrate. has returned home this
week much improved.
Mr.. J. l. Tompkins and lady, of
Lutcher, st. James. have come to
Thibodaux this week to attend the
burial of Miss G.. NJ. Hunter.
Judge Alfred Engerran. our worthy
deputy ax-collector, returned to Thi-
bodaux on last Saturday after a tour
of several days on Lower Lafourche
as far down as the Cut Off.
Mrs. Carrie Curtis, our worthy post
mistress, accompanied by her lovely
iittla daughter, is spending a few days
at Sarpy, La, the guest of Mr.. Rich
ard Burton.
The following named persons of
T%hihodaux are taking in the Worlds
Fair: Miss Catherine Beattie, Miss
Mamie McCnlla, and Messrs. James,
Edward and Thomas McCulla. and
Louis and Hudson Tabor Jr.
Mr.. Wolf Swartz, the popular cloth
Ter. Mr.. e. P. Smith. the affable Hotel
and Livery Stable keeper, and Mr..
Desire Daigle, a dashing young beau,
all three of Houma, spent Monday in
T~hibodaux among their many friends.
The futile Bros, lately located
here, left a few days ago for Chicago,
where they will undergo another ses-
sion in Surgical Dentistry. They
will be back in the course of six
months, and will finally settle here.
Capt. w. H. Raglan, proprietor of
J the lee Factory of our town, made
last week one of the fastest trip known
III the history of Lafourche. He left
Thibodaux on Tuesday the Stn inst,
at 8 a. M, ven to Washington, d. c.,
thence to Wilmington, Delaware, at
tended to business III that city whose
population is $4,000 inhabitants, came
back to Washington, and reached
T~hibodaux on last Saturday at s p.
M, having travelled in 4 days and
II hours 1852 miles. Who can beat
that record
DR.. Jos. A. Blanchard, after an alb
sence of several weeks on Mount
Lookout whittier he had gone in
search Of health, has returned home
much relieved and we'll satisfied with
his trip. We had the pleasure of
meeting him OF our streets last Mon
day the good colors in his physique
bear testimony of the beneficial
change that has been wrought during
his absence. On his way back lie
stopped at several of the watering
places along the Mississippi Gulf
Coast with the intention of finding
there some healthy place to locate.
MI. j. W. Wilson, the popular agent
of the Morgan's Branch Road in Thi-
bodaux. after spending some time
with his old friends and relatives in
Bonneville, Mo-, is now taking in the
Worlds Fair at Chicago. During his
absence, he is replaced by Mr.. B. j.
Pelerin, relief agent, whom we had
the pleasure to meet on last Monday
and form his acquaintance. He is a
young gentlemen of pleasing appear
ance, and has already made himself
very popular among his circle of ac-
qua~intances. He is stopping together
with his lovely young bride at Mrs.
j. T. Tbibodeaux.
We Inadvertently forgot c mention
that Mr.. ZacL.. Champagne, e%x-fore-
man of II composing rooms, has
come to Thibodaux from New Orleans,
to spend IA months vacation among