The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-07
April s. 1904.

Cal Bdshman were the guests Of the
formers mother, Mrs. Grandstaff, of
villa Ridge.
O. J.. Lane, of Jackson, is visiting
friends hcrc
Glynn Stokes, OF Paducah, who has
been visiting his aunt, Mrs. II. Mills,
returned home Wednesday,
Misses Anna Mallay and Sarah
Travers were Mound City visitors Sat
urday and Sunday.
Misses Nellie ana Dclphia King re-
turned Tuesday to their home in
Mound City, accompanied by Miss
Hattie Miller,
MIR. and Mrs. Elmer Koonce, of Vii.
Ia Ridge, visited his brother, l.. IL.
Koonce and family
Mrs. Nettio Weaver returned Sat.
urday from the funeral of her friend
Mrs Ellie Hall, of East Cairo.
Miss Maude Harding was in Cairo
Wednesday.
Miss Ruby Stevers, Of Grand Chain
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
W. O. Stevers, returned Wednesday
accompanied by the latter,
Joe Roberts left Tuesday for Gray's
Point where he will visit his father
Mrs Ed Perry, of Gray's Point, is
the guest of Mrs. Frank Grain.
Little Alice Bruner is confined to
her homo with the measles.
Mr. and Mrs, e c. Fletcher are par.
ents Of a baby girl, born March 81.
Mrs. Lille barley and mother, Mrs
Morrow, visited Mrs. N NJ. Harris, of
Mound City Monday
O. o. Houston returned home from
Marion Sunday and left Tuesday to
take a position on the c. L. & rail
road at Thobes
Miss Willie Lewis, of Villa Ridge,
is visiting her cousin, Miss Wal Pol,
lock.
Miss Iora Weldy is recovering
iromcrag, GFse a. b bae o Rle ogkc2
from a severe attack Of measles.
Mrs. Axca Nesbitt, of Mound City
spent Sunday here.
Mrs. Ella Fitzpatrick and Miss
Durnco Simmons were in Mound City
Saturday shopping.
Or G. ~ Heilig, Of Wotaug, has 10,
Gated here,
Miss Eula Richie, Of St Louis, is
visiting relatives here and Olmstead.
Mrs. A. L. Compton is improving
from the mumps.
Miss Emma Woodward, Of Cairo,
was here Thursday instructing her
music class.
Walter Hudson, secretary of the y
NJ. c. A., is in Cincinnati on a pleas,
ant sojourn.
MIR w r. Given visited his wife
and children Sunday, who are visiting
his mother Mrs. l.. Owens, of Jack
son.
Miss Gladys Blank is i'll with ma
laria fever
Mr. Joe Lufkins and daughter. Mrs
Lula Benedict, were Cairo visa ors
Tuesday.
Mrs w. p Hail. Of Mayiield, Ky.
is here on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Hartsook. of Cairo
visited their daughter, Mrs s. c. la
gan, Sunday.
Mrs, Ed Britton was In Cairo Wed
nesday on business.
Miss Nellie Brown returned homo
in Pulaski Saturday from visit
among relatives here.
Mrs. c. c, Armstrong, of Cairo
spent Sunday with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. +. Armstrong
Miss Pearl Porterfeld, Of Pulaski,
was a guest of Mrs. Able Sanderson
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Percy Bride entertained at pro
gressiye euchre Wednesday evening.
Mrs. j. D. Quarles won the first prize
and Mrs Geo. Sitter the second
prize. The participants were: Mes.
danes Frank Grain, Geo Sitter, j. d.
Quarles, VIM. Earl, J. j. CgnGif, NJ
Jacket, Geo. Blank, Hose Crazy
Geo Chance, Ellie Deasley. Lula Bcnc
dict, Miss Reta Jacket Refresh.
mcnts were served and the evening
passed very pleasantly.
Miss Title Aldred entertained Wed
nesday evening number of young
people Finch and pit were the past
time Of the evening, which proved
successful enjoyment
The dance at Lcasner's hall Monday
evening was largely attended and an
enjoyable time reported.
The Temperance lecture given by
Miss Z. +. Cusick, Of Greenvllc. at
the Congregational church. was mod.
erately attended and the lecture was
highly appreciated by the audience
0. l. Groom. a barber. formerly
from Wickliffa, Ky, was taken WITH
smallpox Monday and removed to the
pest house.
Worth Healey has accepted a posi-
ton Is bockkeeper for nr. J. C. Boz
we'll
Miss Lille McKinzec. Of Cape CT