The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1897-06-26
PERSONALS.

Miss Lea knobloch leaves to-da, Tor
heT home in Donaldson,ilie.
Mr.. Bonen of Jennings ma de a bust
Miss trip to Thibodaux this week.
Mrs Harry Howell of New Orleans.
10 here on n visit to relatives aud
friends.
Mrs Lee Foret, accompanied by
Misses Bella Barker, Nita and Jeanne
foret left yesterday for New Orleans.
Mrs c Carver of Iberyil,e Parish.
arrived in Thihodsux last Tuesday
and left the following day for the
Teche.
Mrs Z. Sc~hawtenhrock of Bronssea
Plantation. after enjoying one weeks
stay at Bay St-Lonls returned home
last Thursday.
Mrs j. P. Lagarde left yesterday
with her children for J~eaneretts 10
spend some time with her parents
Mr. and Mrs L. Poche.
Master Eugene Robishaux, sou Of
MIR. Z. G. Robichaux, won the gold
medal for application to music At s..
stanilans College.
Miss Lucy Roger passed through,
town last Thursday on her way
home from from New Orleans where
she attended the Domican Convent.
Miss b. Geiger, of Donaldsonville.
stopped for a few days in town last
week. ON her way to Morgan City.
While here she was the guest OF Mrs
). dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. T. Morvant and
daughter Miss Laure, returned from
Springi'ill last Thursday, where they
attended the Commencement Exercises
of the College of that place.
Mr.. Oscar Hinel OF Assumption
passed through town last Fridry on
his way home, accompanied by his
son Sydney, who has been attending
St Stanislaus College ct Bay St Louis.
Capt. John NJ. Walsh left Friday,
with his daughter, Miss Mamie. for
Nashville, Tenn. to attend the L. c.
V. reunion TO which the captain il a
delegate and his interesting daughter
u of the sponsors.
oaA IN LiluO SOWu ciudu, .Af. utOTx6
Oschwald, moved this week with his
wife and daughter to New Orleans.
Mr.. Osciiwald has been one of
our useful citizens and we regret that
he should have made up his mind to
seek a rev field Of enterprise.
Miss Mamie Keefc went to New
Orleans laet Monday. where. after
spending several days. she left On
Friday. for a visit to relatives in
P%ittsburg. Pa. where she will remain
until Fall. Her numerous friends
wish her a pleasant s%ojourn and u safe
return.
Mrs l.. DeLepoli aud little Miss
Mashilde Robicliaux spent last week
at Bay St-Louis, enjoying the fine sea
braszas and salt baths. They also
attended the Con mercement Exerci-
ces OF St-Stanislans College, of
which institute Masters L. and E.
Robichaux are pupils.
Masters Louis and Eugene Robi-
ehaux, sons Of Mr.. Z. 6. Robichaux,
Ernest Roger, son OF MIR. E. Roger, Of
Greenwood plantation, Van Beary,
son of Mr.. Thomas Beary, and Raoul
Basset. son Of Mr. Jules Basset, of
Bruly Lane. returned this week from
st. Stanislaus' College, which institu-
tinn they attended during the scho-
lastic year inst ended.
Masters Walter. Charles, and Leonce
Morvant,sons of Hon. E. Z. Morvant,
Of Rienzi plantation, Octave Troaclair.
son Of Hon. L. A. Trosclair. and Oc-
tave Coignet. son Of Mrs. G. A. Coig-
net, all Of whom have been attending
Spring Hill College, - Mobile,
Ala, have returned this week and are
now enjoying their vacation.
We received . very pleasant call
from Dir. John Mcdonald, Of Now
Orleans. who was accompanied By
Mr.. James McCulla. Of our town. Mr..
Mcdonald was a former resident Of
this place, having lett it in his boy
hood. He was here in tho interest of
the excursion to be given By the ORR
ginal Crescent City Excursion Club
from New Orleans to Galveston on
Monday. July 18th, 1897. Mr.. Me
Donald syeaks enthusiastically of the
proposed excursion, and says no efforts
will be spared 10 secure the comfort
OF the excursionists.