The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1896-02-15
PERSONALS.

airs Z. Azema is visi,in, her daurl.
ter, Mrs. j. \. Dalferes of Belle Ro,e
Misses Pauline King and Rosa Kal,,
9" NaP"leonvi!le We're visitors +.
friends here duiing the Wees.
MISS McMnidO has been entered as =
teacher in the Guion Academy in the
place OF Miss Williamson. resigned.
Miss Mamie Walsh left for New Or
this week where she will rei,aif 10
attend the Carnival,
Mr.. Francois Derantea prominen,
citizen OF the Cut Of WAS ia town last
Saturday.
Mr.. Emile Naqnin of lIonma wa.
r+ie last Monday for the funeral 81
his amt, Mrs. Victor Richard.
Messrs. Oscar Caro- aud Francis
hnollnch have had their names enter
ei on the sick list this week.
Mr.. james w. Bodley. oftl.e Botlley
Wagon Co.. was here last Monday.
Mt l}"d!ev has many friends in Thib.
"iaux and is always welcome.
Mss Nirginie Navarro IA former res.
laent Of this parish. vas here las
Monday for the funeral OF her aunt.
Ms. Richard.
Capt. ). CARROTS family have re-
Turned to their old home on Caual
street. where they will reside in tie
future
Mr.. Ben Foret. Leighton plantation.
who has been %contending with the
fever for quite Il while is said to be
convaleScent.
Dr.. Danseieau's numerous friends
Will learn with pleasure of his conva-
lescence. The Doctor expects to be
up and doing soon.
Mir. Frank A. Won Phul, wife and
child. of Lake Charles, are visiting
their relatives Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
AlbelIi II the Strangers Hotel.
DR.. Paul Tetreau of Jesuits' Bend.
in Plaquenine Parish, visited his
father aud mother, Mr.. and Mrs. H..
Tetreau last Saturday and returned
the same day.
Onr esteemed townsman Mr.. Thpn-
phile Thihodaux visited his son DIR. T..
+. T~hibodaux at Chacahonla las.
Tuesday, returning Wednesday.
DR.. :. J.. Bourgeois, II popular
Young dentist of orr parish now
located at Morgan City WAS in town
this week to the delight of bis mani,
friends.
Miss Celestine Tropt, of Cleveland.
ohi". 81 niece OF tho late Father
Menard, arrived in onr idst this
week. Miss TronG has relatives and
friends here and will spend some time
among them.
Hon. Gabriel Montesut was called
on last Saturday 10 mourn the loss OF
his beloved wife who departed this
iiie II the age o! - Yeas. She had
been sick FOR many months and death
came as i relief to her long suffering.
Hons. II. De.aune and l.. \. Tros.
clair, aud Messrs. Charles j. Guedry.
Charles L. GaudG. Frank Christen.
JOS. n. Leiort, l.. j. TioscIair. Ihos.
I}raly, and many other prominent
citizens from the country were III town
last Thursday.
DR. Charles MELVILLE. one of the
leading physicians Of Iouma care
over last "Wednesday to attend. the
requiem mass ut st. JOSEPH, Church.
The genial Charles. rs his fiiends like
to call him, is ever welcome in Tl.ibo-
danx.
Nh. J. w. Wilson, the efficient rail
read agent at this point, Is off to Mis-
sour ot 1t va cation, and Ug. s.. j.
PrliellH i replacing him a. conductor
q the branch road. During ills visit
to Beouville, Mo-. Mr.. Wilson vii! at-
fend the wedding Of his sister, Miss
Kate Wilson.
Me-. Fred. Grnneberg formerly of
this place but now living in New Or
leans WAS seen circulating among his
many friends on last Monday. Mr..
Gruneberg is the organizer and IL Of
the members Of the Vermont Chemical
Go. Of New Orleans, and is travelling
in ihe interest o. his house.
Mr., {. +. Shaver. tie efficient
cashier at The Bank of T~hiEoaaux. was
summoned by telegram last Saturday
10 the bed side of his sick mother near
Kansas City, Mo. We have learned
since that his aged mother died short
u after his arrival. Mr.. shaver has
Tie sympathy of this whole communi-
ty in his sore affection.