The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1896-06-13
PERSONALS.

udAS Ill tpNu tnlS week.
Miss Mamie Foley OF Napoleonville
is the guest Of Miss Katherine Beattie.
Misses Cora and Elisha Himel of
Tallieu, were in town last Thursday.
Nj. a. J. Lasseigne If Raceland Wis.,
tied our city last MONDAY.
Miss Julia Caillouet of Lockport is
visiting relatives and friends here.
Miss Mollie Carey of New Orleans.
spent a few days in town this week.
Miss Celine Folse Of Taliieu, spent
this week in towC.
DR.. p. NJ. Caillouei after snendiny IL
week in Lnckp"rt. returned last Mon
day.
Mr.. Arthur j. LeBlanc Of Raceland
was & visitor To our town duilna tie
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Himel of As
sumption were visitors in town last
Tuesday.
Messrs. Chas. Thompson and Robert
Hogan of New Orleans, We're in town
Sunday. =
MI. ThOmrs PiersOn, o employed
in New Orleans spent a few days III
town this week.
Miss F.. BOuchet, after spending
some time in town, left last Monday
for New Orleans.
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Father DeWilde of N%apoleonville.
and Father Dubourg pastor at st.
Joseph Church, left last Tuesday for
Mexico.
Miss Leila Perry after several weeks
the guest Of Miss Chivie Sanders re-
turned tn her home at New Iberia
last Monday.
Mr.. Ed. Bargas, of West Baton
Rouge. visited :.he family of Mr.. and
Mrs. Rogers Of Greenwood Plantation
this week.
Miss Katie Zernott formerly Of
Washington La, but now residing in
New Orleans, is visiting the family of
her uncle, Mr.. Frank Zernott.
Miss Clara Binnings a charming
young lady Of %rhihodaux who had
been attending the Silliman Institute
ut Cllnton, returned home yesterday.
Mr.. p. F. Legendre, our efficient
deputy Clerk Of Court has been laid up
with a terrible affection IN the shape
of boils in the ears.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boel. and their son
Harry, returned last Frid,y from
Clinton La. accompanied by their
daughter, Miss Eta whn had been
attending school at Sillman Institute.
Mrs. Elliot, Of New Orleans, after
spending several weeks with her
grand fathers family, Mr.. H. Hoff-
mann. returned to her home last
Tuesday.
Mr.. Henry Chiappella. a well known
member of the New Orleans bar. was
here last Thursday on attendance at
court in some matter connected with
the succession of the late r. H. Allen.
Mr.. G. Abribat, Jr., our Assessor, is
nov stationed at the courthouse,
waiting to listen to such suggestions
or complaints as tax -payers may have
had to make with regard to this years
assessment.
DR.. Edward p. Halstead the Vete.i-
nary Surgeon, arrived in New Orleans
on June 10th by the Steamship Barba-
dian from Liverpool. He can now be
found at Messrs. Tetreau g. Co.'s Sta
bles in ThibOdaux.
Mr.. Emile U. Morvant and family
have moved into the Rienzi residence
just acres the bayou. We are glad
to have such a worthy, energetic and
enterprising gentleman as Mr.. Nor
want for a neighbor.
Mr.. Jean Francioni. one of Labadie's
best known and most respected citi-
zens frightened our sanctum last
Wednesday by an unexpected but
agreeable call. Mr.. Francioni is en-
thusiastlc over the prospects of tire
Bayou Lafnnrche Central Park Co.
and described in glowing terms the
splendidly appointed Of
that institution just below Labadie-
vile. The last races were highly
satisfactory, SO says Mr.. Francioni,
and another interesting programme is
on the tapis for July 4th and 9TH.
So look cut for fun, We sports, and
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