The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1897-09-18
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City ale guests of Miss Alice Doherty.
Miss Eel Stenart is spending a
while With her mother.
Miss Ella Continent has been con-
fined to her room by sickness for the
past two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs john Trotter returned
home last Monday from a visit to Hot
Springs. AK.
Miss Lnnln Perkins who WAS visit
ing her cousin. Mrs. w. F. Howell,
retm ned to Patterson last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Polmer and
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Levy, and guest,
left this week for St. Louis.
The Misses Walsh of Berwick City
who had been visiting DIR. aud Mrs.
j. II. Fleetwood returned home this
week.
Mrs. Alfred Bourgeois and child
left last Tuesday on a visit to rela-
tives on Bayou Black.
Mr. Philip Rohiehaux wi.hhis dangh-
tiers Misses Elvire and Alice of Race
land were visitors here tins week. -
Mr.. Clay Rousseau after Il short
visit here returned to Algiers last
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Roger of
e. paopuDp1 ,otr.,o1 howe I,.+ CT
urday from a visit to Covington.
Mrs Carrie Curtis our efficient
assistant post mistress returned home
last Saturday after n six weeks visit
to relatives in Texas.
Missea Clcmnie and Gnssia lay
man We're entertained by Miss Jennie
Blum during their short stay III our
little City.
Mr.. and Mrs. JOHN Pugh who we've
here on a visit to llis mother returned
70 their home in New Orleans last
Sunday.
Miss Bertha Riviere who left a
short time ago to attend school in
New Orleans, returned home last
Saturday.
MIR. C. c. Johnson left this week
accompanied by his wife his mother
and sister for Aurora, Ind, to spend
some time.
Miss Estelle Capdeville Of Baton
Rouge has returned to Thibodaux.
and is again at her post in the
Guion Aceademy.
Hon. John Marks, a prominent
ottorney Of Napoleonville, and the
able editor of the Assumption Pion-
eer, was here last Tuesday on bnsi-
ness befole the court.
Mrs. +. L. Baily and children and
NJ ISIS keene Cookery left last Tues
day on the evening train for Opel
ousas.
Mr.. Raoul Lagarde left last SUM-
day for Crowley, where he has secur-
ed a position as clerk in a large gen
eral merchandise establishment.
Mr.. Drexler, son Of Mr.. l..
DreXier, who was here for some
time assisting his father in mule
trading, returning to his home in
st. Louis.
DR.. A. Foret of Lockport accom-
panied by his sister Miss Brigette,
and Miss Croker of New Orleans after
spending a few days in town with the
family OF Mr.. Ellis Braud have re-
turned to Lockport.
Mrs. Xavier Dugas, Mrs. RodrIgue
and Miss Hebert after spending
some time in Covington arrived in
Thibodaux last Saturday and left
Monday for their home in Paincourt-
vile.
Miss Aimee Ilsley, a charmingE
young lady of New Orleans, after
an extended visit to the family of
Maj 4. JOLIET, Jr. returned home
last Monday, to the regret of her
many friends here.
Mr., L. I. Fields, editor and pro
pritor of the Marksville New Enter
prise arrived here last Saturday and
returned t. his home Sunday accom-
by his little daughters Laura
and Lilybell who had been spending :
.ome time with Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. !
'oodwyn, their grandparents.
Hiss lydia Lambert, the able and
.steemed principal Of the public :
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