The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1894-06-02

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sumption. spent last Sunday in Thib-
odaux, the guests of Mrs c. Arena.
Mrs. d.. Edd 9 Thibodaux of Bayou
Black, spent Sunday and Monday on
Acadia. the guest of the S. j. Williams
family.
Judge Taylor Beattie spent a good
portion of last week in Franklin, La.
and this week in Napoleonville, at
tending to professional business.
Mr.. Charlton r. Beattie visited
! Hounia several times during the last
fortnight, attending to his profession.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Binnings and
charming little family Of ~Jearnere'te
spent Sunday in Thibodaux visiting
Mrs. S. A. Binnings.
Mr.. Charles Binnings from Jeanner-
cite, paid a pleasant visit to ThiDo-
daux on last Sunday.
| DIR. P. J. Danserean and Charles w.
Thibodaux of Labad eviile were in
Thibodaux to take their parts in the
play at the Thibodaux Opera House
that evening.
Mavor W. C. Raglan, Of Thibodaux,
made a flying visit to New Orleans
during the latter part OF last week, re-
turning Saturday evening.
Mr.. Clarence Burton, of Franklin,
spent last Sunday in Thibodaux. the
guest of his aunts, Mrs. Jennie aud
and Mrs. Carrie Curtis.
Mr.. AIcide Hargis the worthy son of
Prof. Levy HargiS, arrived in Thibe-
dauX on Thursday of last week to
spend a fortnight among friends aud
relatives.
Messrs A. o. Duffy and Richard
Condor, of the firm of the Rousseau
Merchandising Co. limited, Of Thibo-
daux. spent last Sunday in Hounn.
taking in the horse races.
Mr., Richard Condor has been I'M
well this week, and confined to his
Don for IA couple Of days.
We are sorry to that onr
good old friend. Maj. 5. T. Gr!samore
has been confined II day to his room
suffering with chills and a light fever
this was on Monday.
Mr.. E. w. Condor, ex-clerk of Court
of Terrebonne, and now a Notary
Public and general insurance agent in
Houma, visited his son Richard in
Thibodaux OF last Saturday.
We had the pleasure of meeting on
last SUNDAY for the first time sirce ~
years. Mr.. Alex. Chenet, the worthy
and efficient assistant overseer of Busl,
Grove. Mr.. Chenet was one of our
schoolmates at old Jefferson College,
and this was our first meeting since
we left our old Alma Mater. The
meeting was, indeed. a most pleasant
one. Mr.. Chenet added his name to
the list of members Of our Planters
and Commercial Club.
Mr.. A. Cogenheim of Morgan City
visited Thibodaux during the latter
part Of last week, the guest of the
Blum family. He returned home on
last Sunday morning.
Mr.. C. G. Rogers of Des Lignes
Plantation near Baldwin, La. spent
last Sunday in Thibodaux, the guest
of his two sisters, the Misses Rogers.
His many friends were glad to meet
him on our streets.
Hon. E. A. O'Sullivan. New Orleans
City Attorney, paid a flying trip to
ThibOdaux on last Tuesday. His
many friends here were glad to meet
him. He is looking the embodiment
of good health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leopold Loeb of Nor
gan City, the prospective father in-law
and mother-in law of Mr.. Samuel
Blum, one of our popular townsmen,
have been on a visit to Thibodau,
since Tuesday, the guests Of Mr.. Sol.
| onon Blum and family.
Misses Lea and Aida Naquin ol
Houma, spent Sunday in Thibodaux
the guests of the Misses Naquin.
5 Mr.. Clay Lagarde made very nearly
400 barrels of Irish potatoes on thu
: Catholic Church property this year.
Mr.. Chas. S. Mathews, of Georgia
plantation. was a visitor to our tow
:. on last Wednesday.
Mr.. jackson, Manager of the "Cla.
RON" the official organ Of the Parish
Of st. Landry, was II among the MI
f merous ex~cursi0nlsts who visited on
town on last Sunday. He did not fai
e to visit oar office, IN act which W
much appreciated.
y We are sorry to that Mrs
! Thos. ID. Kent has been considerable,
sick fer the last week at her home o.
Abbey plantation4We sincerely hop
" She will soon RI Yer.