The Cairo bulletin., 1904-07-03
PERSONAL MATTERS
Notes of Interest Relating to Citizens,
Their Friends and Rela-
- tves.

Mr.. K. l.. Gilbert went to Metropolis
yesterday on business.
Miss Dawn Gibson went to Anna
yesterday to visit friends.
Misses Mary and Enie Lansden leave
Monday for ST. Louis to visit the fair,
Miss Modena Woodward will go to
Columbus, KY, today to visit friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Thistlewood
leave today for st. Louis to visit the
fair.
Mr.. p. T. Langan and family went
to St. Louis yesterday to visit the
fair.
Miss Helen NJ. Lelless leaves to
morrow for Smithland, KY, for two
weeks visit.
Mr.. Reed Green left for his Massac
county farm on the steamer Dick Fow-
Ter yesterday.
Miss Rudele Hebsacker went to st
Louis yesterday to visit friends AMI
the Worlds fair.
Mr.. j. E. Jacks has returned from
business trip to ST. Genevieve, and
other Missouri points.
Mrs Mayme Walsh and son, Ger.
aid, and Mr.. Matt Walsh are in St.
Louis visiting the fair
Mr. Henry Reisser. of Chicago. is
visiting his mother, Mrs. Catherine
Reisser, of 101 Eighth street.
Mrs. Cora Cotter and son. Ward, re-
turned yesterday from visit Of sew.
eral days at the Worlds fair.
Mr.. George F. ort is spending Sun.
day in Murphysboro visiting his
daughter. Mrs. Clarence Smith.
Mr.. e. w. Thielecke. managing ed.
itor of The Bulletin. left yesterday
on a vacation of several weeks.
Mrs. Robert Stapleton and daugh-
ter, Miss Margaret, leave today for
Anna to visit friends a few days.
Mrs. Ida r. Martin. head trimmer at
Kaufman BroH.. left for her home.
Greenbury, Ind, yesterday morning.
Mrs S. T. Payne, wife OF S. T.
Payne. Of La Center. Ky. who is at
ST. Mary's Inflrmary is much improv-
ed.
Mr. Harvey Schutter will return to
Memphis this week after a visit of
several days with relatives and friends
here.
Mrs. j. Zimmerman leaves for East
ST Louis tomorrow where she will
remain several days visiting relatives
and frienda
Mrs. Jennie Stewart leaves this
week for Nashville, Tenn. to visit her
parents, Capt. and Mrs. James A. Mil.
Ter who formerly resided in Cairo.
Mr.. Julius Ericsson. of Chicago. ar.
rived yesterday TO spend a few days
with his wife who is visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. p J. Thistlowood
Mr.. Clarence J. Delaney, general
manager of the Owen-Delaney Stave
and Lumber company. of Honge. Md. /
was in the city on business yesterday.
Miss Lora Clark, stenographer at
J. B. Reeds machine shops. left yes
terday morning for her homo. Ashley. /
III. TO spend few days with her par /
ents.
Mr.. Ancil Bowling has returned
from Humboldt, Tenn. where he Wis
tied his sick brother. Mr.. Emmett |
Bowling, whose condition remains
unchanged
Mrs. J. c. Wheeler leaves today 4
for Toledo. Ohio. her old home. TO
visit relatives and friends. She will /
stop al ST Louis and visit at the fair
several days.
Master George Hediger. whose face
and eyes were badly injured last
Wednesday by the explosion of a big 1
is getting along nicely and 4
II is thought he will regain his sight /
Mr.. Thomas l. Gray. who for the 4
past three months has been visiting
bis brother. Mr. James Gray. has re
turned to his home in Webster. Mass. j
by his brother. who Hil /
remain until October.
Mrs Lacy Lynn and daughter. Of
st. I<vuis. and Mrs. Willis HHnsaeker
and daughter. Mary, Of Anna who
have been visiting Mrs c. c. Mar
dali. Of Twenty-first street, and Mrs
g 6 RsRkins Of Twenty second