The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-28
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Mrs. VIM. Ridenhour and son, El-
per, spent Sunday witt friends in III
In.
Mrs. John st. Ledger left Monday
for short visit with friends in Ullin.
Miss Ida Henley Of Anna. was the
guest of Miss Sarah Hart Sunday.
Miss Beulah Henley of Anna. was
The guest Of Miss Mary Wright Xmas.
Miss Annie knapp Of Anna, spent
Xmas with her parents, Mr.. ana Mrs.
$. ID. Corzine
Mrs. Il. II. Kinkead and children of
Cairo spent Sunday with relatives
here
Mrs. Frank Stoner spent Sunday in
lin the guest of relatives.
Leo Dillow went to Boaz Wednes
day for short visit with relatives.
Henry Walker Of Cairo, is the guest
81 his brother this week.
j d. Benton made a business trip
to Murphysboro Wednesday.
Everett Corbitt, who is employed
in Mound city, IS home for the holi
days.
Mrs. L. J. Dodd and children of this
place, spent Xmas with relatives west
Of Wetaug.
Mrs. }. Silvia Of Anna, spent Xmas
here with relatives. She left Monday
norning for q short visit to friends in
Cairo
Otto Groner who Is employed at
the Marine hospital in Cairo. spent
Xmas with his parents east o. town.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. 0. Rhymer left Sat-
urday for Ccntralia TO spend the ho,i
days with relatives
irwin Lockman, who is employed IN
afro spent Xmas with his parents.
west Of town.
Mr.. Enos, who is attending q lap
College at Bloomington, arrived homcN
Saturday 10 spend the holidays with
ais parents west Of town.
Howard Lombard who is employed
by the Frisco 1t Tamms, spent Xmas
with his parents here.
Miss Vef1ene Fisher Of this nlace
and Mr.. Weird Bird Of Wetaug were
married at the latters home Satur-
day night. :
VIM, Manning's house was burglar,
Ted saturday night ana S9were TAX.
II from his pockets. The To Of enter.
el through the back door.
Mr. and Mrs. j. f. Davault who
aaye been visiting his parents hero.
went TO PULASKI Wednesday for
short visit with relatives.
DIR. r. II. Burris was called 10 vi
emma Wednesday on account Of the SO.
rious illness Of his uncle
Cleve Otsich. who has been attend
ng a medical college AT Nashville
Tenn, arrived home Friday 10 spend
the holidays with his parents.
The diphtheria scare prevented all
church entertainments Xmas eve, but
many parents provided Xmas trees at
nome, making many little hearts glad
Willard Penrod, who is employed in
the Mobile and Ohio machine shops
II Murphysboro, arrived here Thurs
lay to spend the holidays with rclG-
tivcs
Mrs. Attic Spangler and son arrived
Friday for an extended visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs W A. Ridge
east OF town.
Several mill wrlghts we're here last
week adding new machinery TO the
-Four mill belonging to Nelbauer and
Company It is now one Of tho most
upto-date mills of its size in this sec
tion of the country
The Misses lzora Boggs and Lulu
Dale who are attending a commercial
school in centralia. arrived home Fri.
day to spend the holidays with rela.
lives.
Mrs Annie Calhoun, who is well
known here. died Tuesday, Dec. 90. at
the home of her granddaughter. Mrs
p T. Calhoun. in Vienna aged %
years. . months and l day. Interment
Wednesday in the Vienna cemetery.
Mrs. J. d. Benton went to Cairo
Thursday TO meet Mrs. Florence
Baugh Of Baldwin, Miss. Mr. and Mrs.
Baugh are going 10 move here and
will occupy the residence property be
longing 10 W f. Noibaucr.
Died Wednesday evening. Dec. =.
al G. 30 clock, at his residence in
DonEols. Reuben r Rives aged ~
years. 10 months and days. The de
ceased was born in Walker county
Georgia. Feb. IS. 1927 while quite
youns man he engaged in mercan-
tile pursuits but during the gold e.
citement in California he started wezt
but saw fit 10 locate in Arkansas. AZ
ter the civil war he moved 10 Illinois
and located in Union COUNTY lie de
voted much Of his time TO teaching
school in Union and adjoining coun-