The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1894-07-28
PERSONALS.

Mr.. Etienne Leblanc of Lower Ia
fourche, just below Valentine, visited
Thibodaux on last Wednesday, return
ing home On Thursday.
Mr.. Chas. w. Thibodaux, running 8
fine drug store in Labadieville, visiteG
Thibodaux on Wednesday.
We had the pleasure of seeing ID ou1
town this week, the beaming connie.
nance Of DR.. P. j. Dansereau of Laba.
dieville.
Mr.. Francis and Miss Vivian Kno.
bloch left Tuesday for Pattersonv Vile
t spend some time among friends.
Mr.. Earle Kpoblcch, of the firm Of
Clay Knobloch g. Son, made q trip ia
New Orleans this week on professional
business.
Mr.. Felicien Larose. the pharmacist
in charge OF DR.. W.T. Harang's Drug
Store at Canal Harang, was a visitor
to u town on last Wednesdav. He
10 the newly appoint post master at
LacroIx P. O..
After spending a week in Houma,
Mr.. J. A. Ilsley returned to Thlbodaux
on Tuesday last.
Judge Taylor Beattie spent Monday
Tuesday and Wednesday in Franklin,
La. attending to legal business. He
returned to Thibodaux Wednesday
evening.
Miss Anna Rossignol, one Of Thibo-
daux's charming young ladies, left for
New Orleans on Sunday to spend some
fifteen days in the metropolis, The
guest of her friend, Miss Veronique
Legendre.
Maj. w. P. Martin visited New Or
leans on Saturday and Sunday presum-
ably on legal business.
Mr.. G. F. Guet, of the we'll known
firm of Vergnes, Guet and Serac of
New Orleans, was q most welcome vi
sitor to Thibodaux on Sunday.
Mr.. Honore Dugas of Assumption, a
Commissioner or the Atchafalaya Ba-
SIN Levee District Board, representing
the West bank of Bayou Lafourche,
was a visitor to U town on last Sat-
urday in the interest of our Lafourche
levees now in process of construction.
Mr.. Charles M. Moore, formerly Of
Lafourche, now Of New Orleans since
q number of years, visited Thibodaux
on Sunday, the guest of Mrs. Springer,
his mother-in-law where his wife,
Mrs Moore and children are spending
thh summer months.
Mr.. John Celest,n of New Orleans,
who lately bought out the entire stock
of the Rousseau Merchandising Co.,
limited visited Thibodaux on Mon
day and Tuesday. His bother, MI.
Henry Celestin, has charge Of the es-
tablishment here.
We had the pleasure of a visit in our
sanctnm from Messrs. ]. B. Landry
and Joseph Arceneaux, two prominent
citizens of Labadieville.
Our sincere thanks to Mr.. J.. Scott
Williams, the efficient manager of A.
cadia, for the gift of a magnificent IS
lbs. watermelon, raised in his garden.
The Editor and typos had a most de-
licions feast. Who will send the next
one?
Mr.. Telemaque j.. Badeaux, of Val
e%ntlne, visited 1hibodaux on last Sat-
urday. He reports too much rain, but
crop, although short for the season,
is looking we'll and promising. He
has finished the building of his mar
row-guage road upon it he will run
a Z ton dummy with 80 cane cars he
has also finished the construction of
his immense cane shed.
Mrs. Leon Vizier and her sister.
Miss Camille Monnin, after spending
three days in Thib ,daux, the guests If
their sister, Mrs. Albert j. TrOne, re-
turned TO their home in Jeannerette
on last Sunday.
Miss Ida RAMON. a charming young
lady of Lafourche. after a stay of some
three months with friends and rela-
tives in Plaquemine, returned home a
few days ago, accompanied by her
young sister, Miss Rosa, who has been
attending School at St. Bazile Convent
III PiaqneMlne.
Messrs. w. P. Achee, q prominent
merchant, and Mr.. Caslmir Hebert,
both of Labadieville, visited Thibo-
daux Tuesday last on business.
Mr.. Wallace Terrell, of Highland,
confined to his bed with rheumatism
for nearly six weeks. is now improving
and out Of danger. 1t is sincerely
hoped he will soon be out to the de-
light of his many friends and custom
ers.
Mr.. Sam Polmar of the Lnnisiana