The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-02-27
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The remains OF Mrs. Josie Smith,
age y years reached the city during
last night from Princeton, Ind. aud
also those Of her eleyen-months-old
daughter, Bessie, both in the same
casket.
Mrs Smith was the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs M. D. Trumbley. who resided
seven miles southeast of the city Two
years ago she married w l.. Smith at
Herrin and to the union two children
have been born. The youngest died
three weeks ago and the mother and
Oldest child died Tuesday, their
deaths being only Is hours apart. The
remains of the two were taken to the
Seven Day Adventist church south
east of the city, where the funeral will
be held tomorrow,
Engineer Gill went to Carterville to-
day to relieve Engineer Murphy.
J. F. Comstock left today for Lit
tie Rock, Ark, to resume his duties
with st. Louis Chemical company
A large party left today for Grand
Tower to attend the funeral of Mrs
NJ. A. Evans, consisting of Mr.. and
Mrs M. T. Snider, Mr.. and Mrs. J, NJ
Snider Mr.. and Mrs. c. p. Snider
Fred Snder, Mrs. Robt Dillinger. Mrs
DR. Etherton. Mrs Eugene Hinehcilf
Mrs Monroe Culp, DR.. and Mrs, Wick
of CarteryiNc and Snider Wick, Of Ma.
rion.
Hez Travelstead and Moody Baxter
left today for Wolf Lake and vicinity
on a hunting expedition
Miss Julia Errett, one of the grade
teachers in the public schools. is out
of school owing to q severe attack of
la grippe. Her place is being supplied
by Miss Grace Burkett.
Mrs Maurice Phillips and children
of Murphysboro arrived in the city
this morning for a visit with Mrs
Phillips parents. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel
Gilbert
States Attorney Venable was in the
city this morning, leaving later for
Makanda.
Mrs. Anderson Proctor left today
for brief visit with relatives in Cape
Girardcau.
Mrs. 2, w. Curlee has returned from
Marion where she attended the obse.
quies of Walter Durham
Mrs r. B. Hennessy, Of Chicago, ar
rix-gI Il, tbD nj ,yoetoganY o,,1 ,,,tli
make her home with her sons, W. j.
and II, T, Henaessy. the former being
clerk in the trainmaster's office
Harry Marmaduke, for several
months clerk in the office Of the super.
intendent of bridges and buildings Of
the Illinois Central, has been trans.
ferred to Memphis, whera he becomes
Chief clerk in the roadmastcr's Of
flee, He is succeeded In this city
temporarily by e. G. Newman,
Mrs. j. NJ Dodden, wife Of Yardmas-
ter RoddeD, OF the Illinois Central
railroad in this city gave dinch par.
" TO a number Of friends IN celebra.
ton of her seventh wedding anniver-
sary Elegant refreshments were
served. The invited guests were:
Mesdames d, Foley, VIM Whaen. NJ
N Clayton j. G. O'Brien, J. II. Barton.
j. H. Ward, w, T.. Hoyt, l.. j. Weller.
kayanaugh, Chas. Martin, J. Kerstein
L. DcSerman and Mrs Smith, Mrs.
Rodden's guest. of Bunker Hill.
The following are the officers for
the T. NJ. c. A. FOR III coming year Of
the State Normal University presi.
don't, Gland LaRue; vice president
larry Deelneyor, recording secfo.
taly, Charles Figley; corresponding
secretary, Clarence Anderson; treas.
urcr, Ernest Hitler
A call has been issued for tho town
SHIP Republican committee meeting
next Saturday in the office Of Capt. S
Walker, for the purpose of fixing The
time ana determining he manner of
telectiug the township Republican
nominees
Beginning with next torn worl;
along the line Of Agriculture in the
Schools" will he offered as regular
study by the State University. dc.
parturc which It is believed has never
before been made by normal school
IN the country. Much work in the past
Two or three years has boon don in
plant diseases and in the chemistry
department. The training department
has been giving work on weather and
temperature for several years, and the
tendency Of the school has been to
help the fruit grover. the truck raiser
and the farmer in his work as far as
was consistent with normal school
The new departure has been under
contemplation for some time and The
movement started only after thorough
examination Of conditions
Mr. and Mrs w S. Matthews de.
parted this morning for St Louis.
Mrs NJ. c. Campbell of Crccnville,
Miss. arrived in the city last night
for brief visit
Mrs. G. " Parkinson. who was call
ed here several weeks ago owing 90
the serious illness aud death of her
mother Mrs. Elizabeth Atkins. re
turned this morning 90 her home in
Mendoza. where Prof Parkinson is su.
rcrinienden Of TIC city schools
Mrs George Smith, who has been