The Cairo bulletin., 1904-01-15
PERSONAL MATTERS.
flotes OF Interest Relating TO Citizens,
Their Friends and Rel
atives.

Major Daniel Hogan, of Mound City.
was in Cairo yesterday
Mrs. Raymond Henderson continues
10 improve slowly
Mr. w B. Huette has returned from
a business trip to st. Louis,
Mrs. P. c. Seulin. who has heen
quite ILL., is reported improving
Manager Williamson Of the opera
house is in Paducah on business
Mrs. j. H. Morehead and daughtfr
Ruth. are visiting relatives in Metro
polls
Mr.. Tom Mack is reported to be
getting along nicely at ST Mary's In
Urinary.
Mrs. w. r. Gholson and daughter
Christine. are confined to their home
By illness,
Mrs. Robert A. Cunningham has al
most entirely recovered from a re
cent illness
Mrs John English, who has been
III at her home on Fifth street, was
better yesterday.
Mr. l. Chtts. of 1900 Cedar street
Is reported improving. He is suffer
ing from pneumonia
Mrs. Walter Warder is in Vienna
visiting relatives, while Mr. Warder
Is In Chicago on business
Airs j. T Moxley has returned 10
her home in Little Rock, Ark. after
visit Of several days with relatives
Mrs George Hyde, Of Seventeenth
street, has for her guest, her sister
Airs. /. Lager. OF Evansville. Ind.
Miss Ruth Dublin. arrived from ST
Louis yesterday 10 visit the Misses
Stack. of Douglas street for a few
days
Mrs May c. Wood. who has been
visiting the family of F. NJ. Thornton.
will leave today for her home at
Mobile Ala
Miss Kate Holman. Of Sixth street.
went to Jonesboro, H.. yesterday to
attend the funeral Of her neice Miss
Clara Smith
Mr. A. Kaufman left for New York
City last night. where he will spend
several days purchasing goods for
Kaufman Bros.
Miss Mamie Camp. OF BardweH Ky.
and Mr. G. r Hundey. Of Mexico
City Mexico were guests of Mrs. T. /.
Holt yesterday
Mrs. Wilhelmina Boge. who is I'll
at the home Of her daughter. Mrs.
Fred Hofheinz. on Sixth street shows
no Improvement
Miss Birdie Hubbard returned to her
home in Columbus yesterday. after
visit Of several days with her SIS.
ter, Mrs. j. H. McNemer
Hon, G r. Woodward and wife. who
are here from Lockport. n. Y. on
visit will be guests Of Maj. and Mrs.
7. r Gooding. during their stay
Miss Clara Mcdonald has resigned
the position Of stenographer at the
Andrew Lohr Bottling works and ac.
cepted a similar position with the
Marx.White Dry Goods company.
Mrs. G. N Carson and daughter. who
have been visiting Mr.. +. W. Thornton
and family at the Planters House. re-.
turned 10 their home in Mobile, yester.
day
john A. Scott of Memphis. assist
ant general passenger agent of the
Illinois Central. j. T. Donovan. ticket
agent for the Illinois Cerdal at Padu-
cab and Evan Prosser of Louisville.
KY travelling passenger agent Of the
Baltimore & Ohio-Southwesten were
in Cairo yesterday ON business.
Mrs Alice Bennett. who has been
in Murphysboro visiting her cousin
Miss Myrtle Phelps. returned to her
home in Cairo Wednesday morning
Mrs. Bennett has inst been released
from hospital in Cairo. where she
wag confined three month suffering
from injuries received while at her
work in laundry in Cairo. Her
right arm was caught and crushed in
roller ironing machine Murphys-
boro Indspendel4t-
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