The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1894-08-25
PERSONALS.

Hon E. A.. O'Sullivan, the City at
torney of New Orleans. was a visitor
to T%hibodaux on last Saturday.
Mr.. Chas Oschwald formerly of the
Thibodeaux Drug Store, is now en-
ployed at the Roth Drug Co., Limited.
Mr.. Clarence Burton, agent for the
Subtitle and Dunn bagasse burners, is
spending a few days in Thibodaux.
Mr.. Blair S. Bernard of Lafourche
lett for New Orleans on last Tuesday
to read law in some law Office. We
wish him all success.
Misses Clara Garridel and Dora Ju-
knoxville, two charming young ladies
OF New Orleans, are the guests of Miss
Ella Williams of Acadia.
Mr.. Thos. Mattingly left for his
home in Kentucky on last Thursday
evening to purchase mules. Look out
for his return.
MIR. ". West, manager of Abby
J plantation, after spending a week at
his old home in. East Baton Rouge, re-
turned home yesterday.
Mr.. Sam Polmer leaves this MORN
ing Donaldsonville. where he will be
married to Miss Stella Feitel on to-
morrow. We wish the happy couple
long life and prosperity.
After spending a few days in Thibo-
daax among friends and relatives,
Miss Clara Burton, now one of the
bellies of st. Charles Parish, returned
home on last Monday.
Mrs. A. J. Duthu, of Houra, togeth-
err with her two youngest daughters,
after spending a week in Thibodanx,
the guest Of her brother, Mr.. A. JOLIET
Jr.. returned home on last Saturday
evening.
Mr.. w. H, Howell of Waverley
Manor. after spending several weeks
in the Mountains Of Virginia with his
family, returned home during the lat
ter part of last week, looking the en-
bodiment of good health.
Mr.. Richard Burton. the worthy
manager of Diamond" Plantation
rear Sarpy, in St. Charles Parish was
a visitor to Thibodaux on Saturday
and Sunday last.
Through Mr.. G.. Abribat Jr., whom
wa had the pleasure of meeting on
last Monday, we learn that Mr..
Brumfield will again take charge of
the Lockport Public School as prin-
cipal.
Mrs. Victor Knobloch zeal Race
land. is reported very sick, and her
brother Mr.. Theophile Thibodaux,
our deputy sheriff. left for her bed
side on Thursday evening.
Mr.. jockey Thibodeaux is now one
of the atfable clerks of the Thibodaux
Drug Store, who will always be pleas
ed to serve you.
Mr.. Thos. McCulla, engaged in the
cooperage business in Houma, is at his
fathers home, Mr.. John McCulla, and
has been considerably sick since sew
eral days. We are glad to
that he has somewhat improved since
a few days, with hopes of a speedy re-
covery.
Mr.. John NJ. Walsh. chief deputy
sheriff of Lafourche, left on last Tues
day for the Jackson Insane Asylum,
to place therein Jules Pierrot. de-
clared insane by the constituted au-
thoritles. Mr.. Walsh returned yes
terday.
After an absence of two months,
pleasantly spent in the Crescent City,
Mr.. Henry P. Knobloch, the worthy
son of our Deputy Clerk of Court, Mr..
j.. w. knobloch. returned home in
Thibodaux on last Tuesday evening.
looking the embodiment of good
health.
Miss Eiyie Webre, our expert
French type setter, left for owe the
Lakes on last Monday evening to
spend some time in recreation. Dur
OF Hon. E. A. O'Sulllvan of New Or
leans. We wish her a pleasant trip.
During her absence, Mr.. Russell H.
Dupre will fill her position.
Mr.. Gustave Abiibat Jr., assessor. of
the Parish of Lafourche, residing at
Locnport. was a visitor to ThibOdaux
on last Monday, returning home the
same evening. He reports crops in
excellent condition in his neighbor-
hood, and the health of the people
general good. He has just erected a
barber shop in front of the property
he lately bought from his father, and
is now erecting a fine residence there
on 40 #. square. He is putting it up
J in the place his former residence was
built.