The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1898-01-08
PERSONALS.

MIR. Walter Smith spent last Sunday
in the Crescent City.
Capt Lewis Guion Of New Orleans
was in town yesterday.
Mr.. Sidney Rodrgue Of Assump-
ton was Il visitor here Thursday.
Mrs. r. Mcmahon of New Iberia is
visiting the family of DIR. II. Dan
sereau.
MI. Zach Champagne of New Or
leans spent New Year with his
parents.
Mr.. Louis Gouaux passed through
town this week OF his way to Napo-
leonville.
Mr.. Raoul Delas after a short
stay in New Orleans returned home
last Thursday.
Mr.. O. S. Fremin of Labadieviile |
paid our sanctum "A pleasant call on
last Tuesday.
Mr.. j. II. Hempel of St-John
Baptist Parish, gave us al agreeable
call this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Legendre left
last Saturday for New Orleans and
returned home Monday night.
Messrs Albert Kockritz and Philip
Gilbert of Napoleonville paid our
town a short visit Thursday.
Mr.. Taylor Legeune who was en-
ployed in Terrebonne Parish during
the grinding season is home again.
Mrs. E. Lambert and daughter Miss
Marie after a visit OF one week in
New Orleans returned home last Sun
day.
Messrs Emile Riviere and Sidney
Coulon made IL short trip 10 New
Orleans and returned home last Sat
urday.
Mr.. Valery Thibodaux who is at
tending Soulee College in New Or
leans spent Il few days here with
relatives
Mr.. D. B. Ellis, a sterling citizen Of
Bayou L'Ours. Assumption parish,
was here last Thursday week on his
way to Napoleonville.
Messrs Ed Gianelloni, Walter He
bert, Cllas Gilbert and Mr.. Burns of
Napolennville were in town on last
Monday evening.
Mr.. Emile j. Naquin Of Houma
came over here last Tuesday to wish
his venerable mother, Mrs. NJ. Naquln,
a happy New Year.
Mr.. Illsley Boudreaux left last
Friday for Bayou DuLarge where he
spent New Year with relatives and
returned last Sunday.
Mr.. Leo. Leblanc of Lower La
fourche accompanied by two of his
sisters passed through town Thurs
dav en- route to Centerville.
Mr.. Joseph o. Toups, was here
this week for the session of the
police Jury. He ably represents the
4th ward in that body.
Mrs. JOS Trone who has been i'll
for the last two weeks at the residence
of her daughter Mrs. Octave Toups
ON Canal Street, is now doing better.
Misses Sarah Brown of Carencro
and L0uise Bourgeois of Morgan City
were this week the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Raoul Jeanmard of st. Philip
Street.
Mrs. Delopoly accompanied on last
Friday her two grand sons Masters
Louis and Eugene Robichaux to Bay
ST. Lonis where they will attend st.
Stanislas College.
Master Van Beary left last Sunday
for St. Stanislas College. He was ac-
companied by Mrs. Schwartenbrook
and Mr.. John Mcnamara who return
ed home last Tuesday.
Mrs. Julia Breens left last Tuesday
tor New Orleans where she will un-
dergo medical treatment. She was
accompanied by her cousin Mr.. II. W.
Tabor aud MISS Laure Abadie.
Mr.. Joseph P. Bourgeois, of the
Cutoff, spent last Wednesday and
Thursday here. Mr.. Bourgeois is
the faithful police juror from the
10th ward and was here in atten-
dance on the jury.
Mr.. J. l.. Leblanc, police juror
from the 9th ward, was in town this
| week on official business. MIR. lie
| Blame wound up his grinding opera
.:nan a. Christmas Owe and haAinn