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

and Those we Hear Of.
On TO Crowley tomorrow the
.vcursion leaves here at 8 o'clock.
Mr. Frank l.. Barilleaux Of lower
iafourcbe was in town last Tuesday.
News reached US in the early part
NJ the week that Mr.. j. F. Larose, the
lockport druggist was seriously i'll.
Mr.. Alphonse TerreDonne, a
Merchant and small farmer Of the
10th ward, spent monday and Tuesday
here on business.
Mr. Alphonse Gaude, a resident Of
the fourth ward. came up last Mon
day to witness the organization of
The new police jury.
Among well known visitors to our
city this week were DIR. John GazzO
and Mr.. II. l.. Youngs, Jr, the genial
postmaster at Raceland.
For job printing Of all kinds, call
on or write to the SENTINEL.
Mrs. Frank Won Phul, the wife of
the well-known pharmacist Of Lake
Charles. is visiting her mother, Mrs
I. Albert, of Schriever.
Mr.. Paul Meyer of LOckport came
up last Saturday to attend the meet
ing of the Democratic congressional
committee Of which he il q member
The best on earth 10 Hannah
shoe. Emile j. Braud, proprietor OF
Yiibodaux Shoe aud Hat Store, sole
agent. lily.
Mr.. Ferdinand Barilleaux OF Lock
port was here last Monday for few
hours, on his way to visit his son,
Mr. Thompson Bsrilleaux, manager
on St. Bernard plantation.
Mr.. Felix Legendre has been ap-
pointed postmaster at Lockport, and
Il 10 reported that the postoffice will
sgsin be transferred to this sitle OF
the bayou in the village of LockpOrt.
= We had the pleasure of visit last
Thursday from Mr.. Harris Fontenelle,
the afable. and efficient manager of
Mr. William Adler's large mercantile
business at Lockport. Mr.. Fonte-
nellie reports crops in bad condition
iu bis section, like elsewhere, on &C
count OF excessive rains.
Mr.. Charles L. Hopkins, the well
known saw mill king of Des Allie.
mands, was here Monday to complete
purchases Of swamp lands from
Messrs. John l.. Kodrigue, Augustip
9od.igue and Frank Rodrigue No
Hopkins is the picture Of good health,
and impresses one with the idea that
be takes life easy, Notwithstanding
bic we'll known qualities as hu ustler
In business.
Jadge Guion was here last Satur-
day 70 preside over the meeting of
TIE Democratic Congressional Execu.
I'VE Committee of which he is the
cAairmau. Our new Attorney Gen.
snl was cordially greeted by his
many friends who are always glad to
extend him a warm hand shake, and
saehange compliments. The Judge
vent up to his home near Napoleon.
vile BY tue afternoon train.
The Hon. Il. +. Broussard, our
POPULAR congressman, came over last
saturday to be present at the com.
n'ttee meeting. He was accompa
ssd ny Dr. Geo. =. Mlnvielle and
ssdge }. d. Babin and u Mr.. Krae-
nef OF bis parish "Our Bob" as
We ooys love to call him, is looking
= nns a. ever, and seems ready for
lae Tray, which will be on soon, now
ast ooss WarmOth has promised the
'uu district to the national commit
70 get recognition in the Philadel.
phla convention.
among the prominent Democrats
" @ls congressional district from
agolnlng parishes who attended the
.:ans Of the executive committee
20 here last Saturday, were at,or-
~ General Walter Guion, of As
spQon, Hon. Edmund McColIa IN.
is1eeonne, Mcssrs. X. n. Sims
3. H. St Martio, OF Ascension,
= A. Brown and A. X. Grace, of
RfsllIe, Wilbur II. Krarmer. of St.
ccssy, Hon. RF. Broussard. DR..
~. T: Minvielle and j. A. Babin,
,tio'sia, Hon. William Campbell, of
'a'ayette, and others.