The weekly Thibodaux sentinel. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1898-1905, 1900-07-21
Local Mention.
s,Stors In and Out--Those we Meet
and Those we Hear Of.

ror lob printing Of all kinds, call
q or write to the SENTINEL
Mr., Il. Chol recently visited her
ta.ncbter. Mrs. Raoul Delas, on Ash
i,od plantation below Houma.
qhe best on earth Is Hannah
/. .,oa Emile j. Braud, proprietor OF
fbibodaux Shoe and Hat Store, sole
...ct LILY.
Mra Sam Blum and Master Har-
"A. are visiting their parents, Mr..
I'd Mrs. Leob.-Morgan City Rural
1spicA
Mu. John Williams, OF Lafayette,
- been here for sometime, visiting
sulatiyes. She Is the guest OF Mrs.
1 Bergeron.
Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe Seely, of
French plantation, left Thursday for
Abita Spring where they intend 10
spsud sometime.
Where the cane crop was properly
sIaid by" the rains will do no harm,
bat In many instances work on the
crops was not finished.
+ Miss Od,le Richard returned
Thursday from Houma where she
suent two weeks with her brother,
Nr. Albert Richard, and family.
Mr.. Arthur Blum after undergo
ing . lengthy rheumatic siege has so
far recovered as to be able to ven,
ture out on the street once more.
Mr.. Edward Badeaux has hal con
siderable improvements made on his
Jacksoa street property and will
move his Main street business into il
shortly.
Seventy deaths from heat prostra
. tion 10 New York last Wednesday
What o record for one day ! and YET
some OF Us down here are sometime.
% unreasonable as to complain about
Tie heat
Mr.. j. J. Bergeron, OF Thibodaux
arery pleasant and courteous ole
gsutleman, is visiting his sons, Frank
Henry and j. A. Bergeron, citizens
Of Jeanerette. .-Jeanelette COas
Herald.
Mrs. Pierre Caillouet, of Lafayette
arrived here last Sunday on visit tC
Judge and Mrs. L. p. Ca,llouet Sh,
uas accompanied by her two little
daughters. She left Thursday fol
H0Qma to visit relatives there.
Capt. John NJ. Walsh left las'
Wednesday with the unfortunate
sidney Boudreaux whom he took t(
,As asylum for the insane at Jack
oA The poor young man has com
p'etely lost his mind, and there seems
70 Be very little hope fox his recovery
! Any one desirous of investing in 9
4 good store and dwelling combined
stuated in an eligible business por
: uon OF the town, will do we'll to con
sult Mr. John W. Trotter. His ad
vs.tisement appears in another
column.
> MIHe DEAF-A rich lady, cured OF he
Stnees and Noises in the Head by Dr
e SSeCseons Artificial Ear Drums, CAV,
70 his Institute, so that deaf peOpl
sSso'e 20 procure the Ear Drums may hav
tr~e, Address No. 4096 The Nicholson
ssaso, 80. Eighth Avenue, New York.
Ihs many friends of Mr.. T. GordoI
nsodY will be glad to learn that h
- % recovered from his wount
sseeived BY the dastardly attempt t
S eeeassinate h,m as to be out of dan
q BOW. He has been able to visi,
se eome at Bowie and attend t,
essinsss there.
4 snort time ago minister of tn
spa 10 Pennsylvania prayed ths
NJ night he sent from heaven I,
ssss'cy brewery not far from hi
~ssch. A few days after the brew
sysas struck by lightning and sci
eeaty damaged, Strange as it ma,
sepear the proprietors of the concer1
s0sused suit against the preache
- manages, which suit it is quit
- % say, will figure as a noyelt
: 'oe records of litigation.
CHILL PAD.