The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1894-08-11
PERSONALS.

Mr.. Charles Binnings of iberia, was
a visitor to Thlbodaux on last Sunday.
Mr.. Frank Hoffman,, the oldest
livery stable man Of Thibodaux, left
for Kentucky on last Thursday to
spend his summer vacation.
MI. Owen Hacket, lately of St. Ma
rvs parish, is now engaged as assist
ant overseer on the .'Abbie" planta-
ton Of Messrs. Kent g. WE'LL.
Mr.. Robert Dupuis, of Lockport,
passed through Thibodaux on last
Monday IN his way to Assumption to
spend a few days among friends and
relatives. He passed IN his way back
Wednesday evening.
Mr.. Frank Barker was in town on
last Thursday to attend the funeral of
Mrs. Arthur Poursine, a sister of Mr..
Eugene G.. Robichaux.
Mr.. James Beary, sheriff, has been
sick this week with a serious case of
tonsilitis, or Inflammation of the tonsils
he is, however, better and attending
to his official business since last Thurs
day.
Judge A. F. KnoblOch has been suf-
fering for the last two weeks with a
case OF erysipelas on the right foot !;
since a few days he is much better,
and VIII soon be able to move about.
Mr.. E, N. Roth and lady after a de-
lightful trip to Ponchatoula visiting
friends and relatives, returned home
on last Tuesday.
Mr.. Simon Kahn, one of the affable
clerks in Mr.. Simon Abraham's store
at Raceland, was a visitor to ThibO-
daux on Tuesday last.
Mrs. C. j. Barker and daughter. Mrs.
Lee Foret, visited Mr.. Adolphe Lee
Blanc, father of Mrs. Barker, on last
Tuesday to spend a few days among
their relatives in the neighborhood OF
Lockport. They return home to-day
Miss Celeste Bonvillain. after spend
ing two weeks at Baldwin. in the fam
lily of her brother, Norbert Bonvillain,
returned home in Thibodaux on las
Sunday.
Mr.. Edward Badeaux, one of the
popular grocers on Main street, made
a flying trip to New Orleans on Tues
day.
Capt. j. l.. Dodge. in charge of th'
construction of levees below Thiho
daux, left for his home on last Wed
; nesday.
Mr.. John S. T. Dezauche sold gu
his grocery store on Canal street t.
Messrs. Emile and Alfred Levy. TIL
inventory of the goods in the store vii
= be taken on next Monday. We wis
. our new grocers success.
: Mr.. Thomas Mattingly. after an ali
sence of several months in Kentuck
attending to the. purchase of mule
and horses for the Louisiana Suga
District trade, returned to Thibodau
on last Thursday Looking hale an
hearty as ever. His many friend
were glad to greet him on our streets
Mrs. Sarah A. Sloan Of Indianapoli,
). Indiana, has been spending sewers
days in Thibodaux, the guest of he
$ uncle Maj S. r. Grisamore.
She left yesterday for McComb Cit.
Mississippi, where she has a son resid
ing.
She was much pleased with Thibt
daux aud surroundings, and departe
h with regret.
Mr.. George Dionne of the Enterpris
Plantation of Lafourche, left New 0
leans on last Sunday evening via tt
Queen and Crescent Route, for MOI
n real, Canada, to spend some time
mong friends and relatives. We wis
y HIM a pleasant trip and happy retur
Capt. j. C. Braud, after spendir
three weeks in Virginia, at Mounta
Lake III Giles Co., Yellow Sulpll'
N Springs, Alleghaney Springs, Crock
Springs, and Blue Ridge Springs, r
p turned home on Friday evening Of la
y week. He is very much pleased al
e delighted with his trip. He will pro
ably make another trip this summe
j, Mr.. j. A. Weber of Enterprise pla
>" t~ation, left on the train for t
parishes of St. Mary and st. Mart
J where he will remain until ne
Saturday visiting friends and relative
A refreshing rain fell in Thiboda