The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-03
CARBONDALE.
April 3.


Prof James w. Barrow, superin
endent of the city schools OF Olney
vas the guest today of Mr.. and Mrs
I'd. Patton.
Walter Jackson, formerly a Studn~'
| Of the Normal University, and fol-
some time past connected with the
New York and Rosario Mining Co., in
ne republic Oh uunuulas, uao nt
uest last night of Judge and Mrs
iarkcr, leaving this morning for
hanpaign, where he expects to take
post graduate course in mining. Mr.
acks0n was accompanied to Cham.
'lign by Senator Walter Warder, OF
afro. who goes to the university or
usiness connected with the Worlds
air mining exhibit Of Illinois, being
member of the Illinois Worlds Fair
9mmssion.
Prof. James w. Barrow, superin.
endent of the city schools of Olney
as the guest today Of Mr. and Mrs
ID, Patterson.
Judge f. NJ. Youngblood was in
'reeburg today the guest of his son
,ansom Youngblool.
In the new time card, which goes
lto effect tomorrow on the ST, Louis
istrict Of the St Louis division the
ag station which has been known as
'errys has been changed to Grubbs.
Or, H. Z. Lightfoot is quite i'll al
is homo I'M this city of pneumonia
10 was slightly better this morning
fter spending restless night, Ii!s
condition is not considered serious
Though very sick man,
f. NJ. Yost departed today for Cairo
N business connected with the Met
ropoltan Life Insurance company
j. H. Hood, of Anna, was in the city
last night
l.. w. Boston, of Cairo, was bust,
ess visitors last night.
Agent H. G. Mertz, of the Illinois
1entral railroad at this point, pre-
ents a youthful appearance this
lornirg in a nobhy suit of blue-tht
equation uniform of the company
larry has been nearly a year in "tog
ing up as the rules require and hi
eiends are more than proud OF his
,ppearalce.
Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Pensteal dc
)artad this morning for a visit il
Ierrin.
Superintendent Ewing has ISSUED
n order that the city depot in the fu
uro must present more tasty ap
)earance. Baggage and company ma
'erial must not be permitted to re
main on the platform but must be
'tored Immediately after the de
)arture of all trains Baggage trucks
lust be lined up in order and an eff
ort made by every employee of the de
DOT to cater to the wants of the tray
cling public The order is along right
lines and as Superintendent Ewing
intends to see that it is executed tc
The letter our depot and its surround
nas win id the future present &
more attractive appearance.
Mrs. F. NJ Batson departed today
Tor a visit with Mrs A. r. Vancil, al
Makanda.
Rev and Mrs II G Bennett return
ID this morning from DeSoto
Miss Lustein Lee arrived in the
rity this morning from De Soto.
John w Cassidy, formerly editor
# the Republican Era, of MuTphys
Jofo, was a passenger 10 paducah
yesterday afternoon where he viii
gisit over Sunday.
Waller Crow, of rinckncyvillc, wa'
n the city today.
Dr. w c. Swar,z was a Murphys
boro visitor yesterday on professional
business.
L. w. Barth returned yed Hrday
evening from trip through the
southwest in the interest OF a st
Louis shoe manufacturer
Judge Il. J. McElrain, Republican
senatorial candidate for this district
and James A. White. chairman of the
county committee, were in the city
yesterday afternoon
e. J. Sabine, of Anna. was the guest
of Rev. J. W. Parkhill.
Hiram Wilson Jr.. of Du Quoin
was the guest last night of his par
ents in this city
The residence of Elmore Drury. Just
north Of Bayless Athletic field. and
east of the college building. was com.
Dletely DESTROYED by FIRE about 1890
o'clock last night The fire Is SUD.
posed to have been caused by a de
fective flue II had gained such head
way before it was discovered that
only part of the household goods were
saved. The building was a fine cot
tage recently built and partially GOV
cred by insurance. Mr. Drury viii
lose close to $500.