The Cairo bulletin., 1904-07-16

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July Is, 1904.
Mrs. Eva Mertz Newhouss Of Full
ton. Ky..ais che guest OF her father
Capt, George L.. Mertz.
t. Mrs. George Lewis. who latelI
bought the small house just below
Mrs r. C., ,Earle's store. has had thu
same renovated and moved out tor thu
front Of the lot.
Somebody let their horses get ost--
or turned them OUT Wednesday nigh
and they ate a lot OF garden com be
longing TO Mrs Rutland, widow
Of North Town. Somebody will
be mnlcted in fine one ofsthese LONG
days.
Samuel ] Hayden, som OF w. T
Hayden Of Valley Reclusa. and Miss
Maude Curry, daughter oil Samuel
Curry, were united In marriage on
the gath day of last February. The
couple kept the event profound Sc
cret until one day last week. No
one, excepting the brides mother
knew "a breath of it,"
Rev Ebert Hobbs. a street preach
er Of the Holiness faith, Is holding
forth in Mound City in the evenings.
He is assisted by Mr.. and Mrs. Omer
Ashby. They have large crowd Of
listeners every night. They preach
the doctrine of absolute sanctification.
Mrs. j. L. McCune is recovering
from severe Illness.
Mrs. viii Kennedy. who has been
visiting relatives in Metropolis, re,
turned home yesterday.
The Congregational church building
is receiving an installment of art
glass.
DR.. and Mrs, Hall Whitaker are
visiting the Worlds fair. DR.. G. ].
Boswell Of Mounds, is attending o
Or. Whiteaker's clientelle,
According to local thermometers
the weather this afternoon was the
hottest of the season, so far.
Col. Mack Tanner. commander of
the Fourth Regiment, Illinois National
GGardsmen, has ordered an examlna-
ton of the accounts of Capt. Harry f.,
Ebbs, for two or three years captain
of the company of militia that was
recently disbande,l in this city.
= A. picnic and barbecue, under the
auspices Of the Baptist ChnrcS OF
villa Riage..is billed 10 occur in thai
tewn-en-satatlays Jnly-2s. 49, ~
There will be smaller acreage of
late irish potatoes planted IN, this sec.
ticn this season than for years past
The reason for this Is the high price
of the. seed. The retail price Is $500
per- bushei.
Major Daniel Hogansis making a
much longer staylin Chicago than he
intended to-. He has been so i'll for
several days past that he was not able
to travel He~is expected homo to
morrow ~ MA
Miss Rose Mulroney, delivery clerk
of the post"uffice, who has been away
several !. weeks to have her eyes
treated, returned home yesterday, She
was accompanied by her young sister,
Miss Mary.
Vienna, ILL.,
Miss Nina Thomas Of Golconda II |
visiting friends here this week
Mrs. NJ. N. Mccartney gave a dinner
last Tuesday in the honor OF her
mother, Mrs Mary Frisanza. Of
Mound City. who is visiting here this |
week.
Mrs Pearl Clark and child Of Pad |
ucah, who have been visiting Mr.. aud
Mrs. b. F. Stophlet left this morning
for Paducah
Mrs G. ID. Stillweh of Chicago Is
here visiting her mother, Mrs. Maggie
Elkins.
Jas, Ballowe OF Paducah who has
been visiting here a few days re
turned home this morning.
W. w. Mahon of Doles was county
seat visitor the first of the week
Capt Mark Whitaker left Wednes
lay for Springfield
c. T. Ronald, attorney-at-law ans
'andidate for State Legislature was
Vienna visitor yesterday.
Mrs Fred Burnett is on the kck
list.
Craig White of New Burnside was a
county seat visitor today.
II. M. Jackson returned from
weeks visit TO St. Louis yesterday.
Mrs. Sarah Poor and daughter Miss
dayme left this morning for st. Louis
o attend the reception at Illinois |
to be given by the commits |
toners.
j. 4. Cunningham made a business
rip TO Grandchain yesterday.