The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-04-01
PERSONAL MATTERS
Notes Of Interest Relating to Citizens
Their Friends and Rel.
atves.

Mr. Fred Bross. of St. Louis, is in
Cairo on business.
Mr.. David S. Lansden returned yes
terday from a business trip to st
Louis
Miss Angie Lawrence, of Carbon,
dale. is the guest Of Miss Margaret
Lansden.
Miss Emma Burke returned from
Wickliffe yesterday, where she visit
ed relatives.
Miss Elnora Davie, Of Jonesboro, is
the guest of Miss Kate Hoffman,, Of
Sixth street.
Miss May oxley. of centralia, is
visiting Mrs. W. E Edmunds, oil
Fourth street.
Mrs. w. L. Gore. Of ST. Louis, is
the guest Of the family Of her son, Mr.
Wallace G, Gore.
Miss Mary Crawford of Jonesboro
Is the guest Of the Misses Hebsacher
Of Park Place West
Miss Alma Stophlet returned tc
her home in Tamms yesterday, after
a visit with relatives in Cairo.
Prof. W. Troy Felts and family, OF
Carbondale, are guests of Miss Nors
Redman, OF 600 Walnut street.
Miss Anne Davis, who has been the
guest Of Miss Alice Halliday, leaves
for her home in Keokuk, la, today
Mrs Mary A. Sorey. Of Admission
Mo-, is visiting her daughter, Mrs
John W. Potter, III Sixteenth street.
Mrs c. Schultz and Prof. E. Blake
Of Grand Tower are guests of Mrs
Hermine Schultz Of $50 Ninth street
Mr.. Eli Caswell and family. of Pine
street, expect to leave this week fol-
East St Louis, where they viii reside
Mrs. George Sans, Of st. Louis, /.
visiting her mother, Mrs. William
Woods, Of upper Washington avenue
Miss Emma Lence arrived yester
day to attend the teachers associa
tion and il the guest Of Miss Effe
Neff.
Miss Fannie Long, cashier of the
Blue Front restaurant, has returned
from a visit with relatives at Du
Quoin.
Mr.. w. A. Kelly, master In chancery
of Union county, arrived from Jones
boro yesterday to attend the teach
ers' meeting.
Mr.. !. Cohen has returned frou
Memphis. where he was called by the
serious Illness OF his mother. She Il
now much improved
Mr. Edward f. Kleb, formerly OF
this city, son Of Mrs. L. Kleb. OF Sixth
street, is reported seriously sick al
his home in New York.
Miss Emma LaTnrno, of 250S Wal
nut street, has for her guest Mis-
Lucy O'Connell, of Grand Tower. who
10 attending the teachers meeting.
Miss Myrtle Teichman arrived iron
st. Charles, Mo. yesterday, where she
Is attending school, and will spend
the spring vacation visiting her faith
err.
Mr.. John f Rector, Jr., editor Of IN,
Mound City Enterprise. is i'll at tn,
home of his parents, on lower Walnut
street. He IL threatened with an at
tack Of pneumonia.
Prof. G. T. yesterday. of Vandalia
president of the superntendenfst
section Of the Houthern Illinois
Teachers association, is the guest of
his cousin Mr. NJ yesterday. while
attending the meeting Of the associa
tion in Cairo
DIR. G. NJ. Guiteras. Of the Marine
hospital. leaves for Washington. d. C..
today to be present at a meeting of
the board Of examiners for admittance
of assistant surgeons in the marine
service. DR. Guiteras is a member
of the board which meets April 4.
Miss Margaret Leuschen returned
from Mattoon yesterday. where she
accompanied her mother last Monday
to attend the funeral of Mrs. Leusch
ems brother. Mr.. Lee Rapp, who died
in Kansas City. Mrs Leuschen re.
manned in Nation at the bedside Of
another brother, Mr.. John Rapp. who
is very III.
Afr G. 7 Bell. who came TO Cairo a
few weeks ago to succeed Mr.. James
Curry as yardmaster of the Big -Four
has resigned his position and will re.
turn with bis family to Cincinnati to
day. whore be has accepted a position
with the Cincinnati and Southern. Mr.
John Lane. Of this city. formerly fore
man Of an engine. will succeed Mr.
Bell.