The Cairo bulletin., 1904-03-22
PERSONAL MATTERS
Notes Of interest Relating to Citizens,
Their Friends and Rel.
ativeS.

from her recent Illness.
Mr.. Andrew Lohr returned yester.
day from a visit to Anna.
Mr., C. c. Terrell has returned from
a business trip to st. Louis.
Mr.. A. p. Schroeder Of Grand Chain
was in Cairo yesterday on business
Mr.. Gilbert Casey has accepted a
position IN the IRON Mountain once.
Mr. NJ. Hyman is in Chicago pur-
chasing stock for his dry goods
store,
Mrs. John s. Hacker, of 4i5 Wash
ington avenue. has recovered from her
recent illness
Miss Hazel Johns has accepted a
position as stenographer at the Iron
Mountain office.
Mrs. Mary A. Wilson, of Seventh
street, went to Unity yesterday to
visit relatives.
Miss Helen Neal, Of Detroit. Mich,
is visiting her grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs John ii. Jones
Miss Catherine Stapleton has ac,
cepted a position in the office Of pr.
A. A. Bondurant
Mr. win Lee, Of Paul g. Schuhs
drug store, Is able to be ont after an
Illness of several days.
Mrs Herman Meyers, Of St. Louis
is in the city and will spend several
weeks here with friends.
Mr.. Byron Gross, of Memphis, spent
Sunday in Cairo visiting his brothers
Edward and j. W Gross.
Messrs. J. p. Peterson and A. p
Ehs are spending a few days at Dos
Tooth Bend hunting ducks
Misses Margaret and Efie Lansder
left yesterday for Ctronelle. and Mo
bile, Alabama to visit relatives.
Walter Huette arrived from st
Lonis yesterday and has accepted a
position in his fathers store here
Mr.. William Schatz and son Fred
have returned from Cape Girardean
where they have been ON business,
Miss Maggie Mourey has returned
TO her home In Paragould, Arkansas,
after visit with the family Of Mr..
III. G. Lewis,
Mrs. f. M. Thornton, and daughter
Matte Belle left yesterday for Hen
derson, Tennessee, to visit relatives
several days
Mrs. T. P. Parker has returned
from Minneapolis and expects to
leave soon for Los Angeles, Cal, TO
visit her son, Maynard.
Mr. George B. Scott, of New York,
superintendent of agencies 1or the
Metropolitan Life Insurance company
is in Cairo on business
Miss Gertrude Powell of Vienna
was in Cairo yesterday. enropte to
Commerce, Missouri She will return
Thursday to visit friends
Mrs. Charles Hartman. of Eighth
street, returned yesterday from Colo.
RADIO Springs, where she has been
several months for her health
Mr.. Frank Fry, who has been crit
ically i'll with pneumonia at his home
22i1 Walnut street. was reported
slightly improved yesterday
Mr. Carl Armstrong, Of The Bule
tin office. arrived yesterday from ST
Louis, accompanied by his wife, and
they will make their home in Cairo.
Mrs Ella hurdock has returned
from Cape Girardeau where she wa.
called by the serious illness OF her
mother which resulted in her death
Mr. John Keegan OF Chicago i.
visiting relatives in Cairo. Mr. kee
gan has been in Louisiana sevefa
weeks on vacation and viii return
TO Chicago soon.
Misses LOta Clarkson ana LOt
Stotts have returned 70 their home
at Charleston Missouri. after a visit
with the family of Mr. George Dewey
on Tenth street
Mrs. A L Babcock has returned tC
her home in Chicago after visit
with the family Of Major L. W. Hal
liday. She was accompanied home by
Miss Emma Halliday who will visit
fhare several days
Father James Gillen is in Carlyle
Illinois. where he was called to as
sist at the funeral Of Father Demmine
who died there Saturday after short
Illness. He was one Of the oldest
pri in the diocese and had been
at CARLYLE several years.
Mrs. Sarah J Sproat arrived yes
terday from Peoria. where she WAS
called several weeks ago by the
death Of her son She was accom-
panied by her grandson. Thomas
Cushman, who has been Ill with pneu-
mshia al Peoria hospital. re
stood the trip fairly well.