The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1895-11-02
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Lafourche Lods" No. 1873 X. of P
at Bowie was Instituted Saturday the
l9tii inst. under tie most auspiclons
circumstances. The following were
the Grand officers for the occasion
Jno. i. Mclean g. &. g.: J.. ID. i.
Gitlg q. Y. G.: Albert Harris G. y.
l.. T flalin & = g.; Or. L. Fleming
Jones g. NJ of w: sydney l.. iIeiae
maj &. VI. AT n. c. K Painter e I.
o.; A > -umfer0. G ; San Golden
burg G. X Of K & 5. After c%onf-.=
ii"g the ranks 1T page esquire and
kniGht rpnn the nGnlerolS STRANGERS
Who We're awaiting 10 irara ,5at
beautiful mysteries OF P~>thianism, an
election Of officers Was held With toe
following result II. II. Wilkinson
,lno. VI. Melacau. j, ID. i. Grcig and
Flank Alnenholtz Past CbarcellprS.
j. ID. i Greig G. c.; II W Will
kinson Y. O.; Jno. NJ. Meiancon L !:
John Kennedy VI. IA, A.: j. N. Fraser
N. Of w; +. Alneninltz X. Of Il and
s. !; I. L. Nelson VI. oT Z. ; K. Il De-
Raemer II OF f.. L. =. Nilaen, Cias.
Fo'se Q. c. ID. Collins, | e.. Tras-
tees j. ID. Collins. Frank A~nrenho.tz.
After the election the installation nt
officers was held and. each indicted
into their proper Stations, After
which the Lodge adjourned To hold It's
meeting the "Wednesday Of each week.
y smoker was Iei, he'd and for two
hours good fellowship and cheer reign
ed. Too much cannot be said re-
garding the amount of mprrlunent
afforded tie Knights by genial sgd.
if'ineman Il prominent young attor
nry If New Orleans who was the life
OF the crowd by his numerous witt
%cls,ns. %reciiations and final Initiation
Of the co!ored servant John Williams
Ito the grand old order Of Muck
A. Mucks showed him to be the proper
person to command such an order
which high office it is hoped lie
will attain ut the next election.
The Yield on Raceland Plantation is
said 10 he only ll3 pounds per ton
which is a very unsatisfactory one.
Georgia Plantation hegaL grinding
operations on the 25th inst
One of Bouie's prominent youns
men Will soon enter into the ranks OF
the Brnedicts.
Major j. B. Dunn. one Of the proprie-
tors of the Dunn Sutclitft Furnace Go.
paid the Georgia plantation il visit
Saturday.
DIR. s. j. Bourgeois and his accom-
plislled bride are visiting relatives
here.
Immense quantities Of freight ale
daily shipped from this Station.
F. a. Torres OF Bayou Boeuf was a
visitor to our town last week.
j. III. Melancon of Lock port is now
duly Installed rs assistant agent Of
the $. Z. X. X. at this place.
The d~fcdceboat Anchor is hnsily
engaged in removing obstruction 5 and
deepening the channel Of the bayou at
this place.
Jno. Pellerin relief agent Of the 5.
p. X. K. has been replacing Mr.. LIE
Blame the agent at Bowie VITO has
been on the sick list for the past
month.
Why should not a first class bakery
prosper here when bakers can afford
to send carts from both Ti!budaux
and Lnckport Some enteiprising
persons looking for an investment
should investigate this.
Leopold Godchaux is now with S.
Abraham IL a clerk.
Firman Thibodaux aud II w. Will
klnson paid the Crescent city !. flying
visit last week.
SeSeial strangers were infatuated
into the mysteries of the rank of Page
at the second meeting of Latoureiie
Lodge Knights of Pythias.
This point would be an excellent
one fol the establishment of an oyster
canning factory. 1t is neal the oyster
beds and has nnexcelled shipping ia
e%llities. Several express trains each
day.
Maj. w. =. Martin, Superintendent
Of eur Parish Schools passed through
onr village a day last week.
Nh. sharpe. representing Finlay,
Dicks & Go. ot New Orleans and Ea.
Lucas of the WI!l:mantlc Thread Co.
were visitors to our town Monday.
Mr. II. W. WiiSerson, ST., Civil En-
gineer. father of our agent here. paid
professional visit to Bowie this
week.
HAUsTUS.