The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1896-07-11
PERSONALS.

Mrs. Sam Blum is IN Morgan City
visiting relatives and friends. .
Mr.. Clarence Burton, Of Irish Turn,
was in town on last sunday.
Mr.. Lawrence Aycock. Of Raceland
is visiting relatives and friend i'll town.
Mr.. Alex. Lepine Of Raceland, made
Miss Nellie Bonrg OF Honma, is in
town. the guest of her sister, Mrs. j.
j. Daigrc.
Messrs. Sam and Isadore Blum, and
Ernest Tmbodaux, visited Morgan
City Sunday.
Mr.. Philip Knobloch. a prominent
young merchant Of Bowie, was in
town Thursday.
Messrs. Philip Leblanc and George
Dugas, both OF Pa%incourtvill, visited
oNr town this week.
Miss Jennie Blum. left this week for
a visit to friends and relatives in
Donaldsonville.
Mr.. Raoul Lagarde left Tuesday for
Ariel. where he will be employed for
some time.
Miss Zulma Aycock accompanied by
Masters Lionel aud hue Bernard left
Thursday fOl Chacahuula.
The engagement Of Mr.. Leon Blum.
to Miss Irma Levy, of DonaldsOnvill lie,
was announced this week.
Mrs. G. l.. Gouaux and children left
Thursday for Raceland, to visit rela-
tives and friends.
Mrs. Sam Polmer was called to
DOnaldsonville this week, owing to
the sickness Of her muther.
Mrs. A. Knight and her little
daughter. Gladys, spent a few days in
town visiting friends ana relatives.
The Misses Morvant Of r emf, en-
tertained a number Of their town
friends at dinner last Wednesday.
Messrs. W. c. Raglan and c. P. Sha-
yer made business trips to the Cres-
cent City last Thursday, returning the
same night.
Mr.. Victor Bernard and brother.
Master Lionel, Of New Orleans. are
spending some time in town, the
guest of DR.. DanseIeau's family.
Miss Hattie Neuberger who had
been spending some time in Thibo-
daux, returned to her home in Morgan
City. last Sunday.
Miss Mary Rodrigue, a pleasant
young lady Of Assumption, after
spending two weeks in town. the guest
Of Miss Leona LeBrun, left Monday
for her home.
Bro. Suarez of Alexandria, spent q
| couple of days in town this week, Wis
ting friends. While here he was the
guest of the family of Mr.. J. o. kno-
bloch.
Mrs. Jennie Curtis orr efficient post.
mistress, returned this week from
Sarpy, La, accompanied by Mrs.
Richard Burton, who will spend some
time in town.
Misses Rosa Kahn md Carrie Neu-
berger passed through towr this week
on their way to Napoleonville. They
were from Morgan City, where Miss
| Kahn had been visiting.
Misses Elise Boucher, Evelyn and
Carmen Hotard. Louise Payette, ard
| Mrs. Landrodies, of New Orleans,
| availed themselves of the Excursion to
Morgan City last Sunday to pay a
| visit to Mr.. and Mrs. TheO. r. Berge-
ron.
Mr.. E.. c. Pet;tiean left last Tuesday
for New Orleans, thence to Baton
| Rouge, where he will remain.
Mr.. P%etitjean is a pleasant young
gentleman, and he will be missed ia
the social circle of our town, Of which
he was a popular member.
A party composed of Messrs. Arthur
Hoffman, X. j. Braud, John and Chas
Leche, Allen Pugh. L. Roger, Chas
Coulon, Zephirin Foret, Paul and AL
phonsc Delaune, Jos. Leblanc and
- eros. propose leaving nex'
Monday for the seashOre where they
will spend a couple of weeks. Pleas
ant trip.
Judge L. p. Caillouet made a f1yin.
trip to Baton Rouge last Thursday
to look after the interest of the tow
10 she passage of the law authorizing
the town to issue bonds. we are IN
formed that the measure will becom
a law, which ought t. be gratifying
news to our people, as it will saw
them many dollars.
Mr.. E1. Gianellaoni, for the pas
five years employed as a typo in tn