The Cairo bulletin., 1904-03-29

Mrs Cynthia Thorp, mother o
Sheriff John r. Thorp, spent satur
day and Sunday the guest Of rela
tives in the city returning home to
day,
Editor and Mrs. A. w Eddlck, of
Du Quoin, were in the city Saturday
night, being among those delayed in
reaching Murphysboro owing to food
conditions.
Mr. and Mrs A. c. Mccoy, of Cairo,
were guests of the New tIundley.
President Frank B. Hines, of the
Southern Illinois collegiate institute,
Of Albion, was the guest of friends
yesterday.
c. G. Pyle, of Du Quoin, transacted
business in the city Saturday
]. Il. Crane. Of Murphysboro, was
in the edy Saturday.
Miss Nettie Netherton, of Muir.
pbgsboro, was a guest of friends Sat
arday evening.
Rev. II. III. Branch, of this city, fill
ed the pulpit yesterday of Rev, c. r.
J. Tate, who is conducting revival
services in this city.
A small blaze last night broke ont
at the residence of Mrs O. Barbur,
on West Main street doing a small
amount Of damage.
Mrs. S A. Martin. of Gunnison,
Colo formerly of this city is visit.
ms her parents in Ashley
Misses Elsie White and Jessie
Alexander spent Sunday the guests
OF MurphySboro friends.
George NJ Brush arrived homo re-
Gently from Chicago and is suffering
with Ia grippe. lie expects to r..
main two weeks recuperating
Sam r. Brush departed this morn.
ing for Dewmaine,
John Bayllss, who has been EN-.
ployod in the grocery establishment
of NJ, L. Howell and r. Il, Halliday &
Co, resigned Saturday night and Is
succeeded by Marshal Hopper Mr..
Bayliss left today for a brief visit in
Herrin, after which he will so to
Kansas City to make his future
homo.
Evan Johns returned this morning
from Murphysboro and left ON Bry.
ans train for Herrin.
Paul Stephens, writer on the
Murphysboro Independent for about
two years, severed his relations with
the newspaper fraternity Saturday.
and will hereafter pursue his old
trade. that Of carpenter, On April
/, John w Cassidy, who for several
monthsS has been managing editor
and business manager of the Daily
Rcpubican.Era. will be succeeded by
II. H. Williamson, Off pnckneyyillc,
We have not learned what plans Mr..
Cassidy has for the future.
0. A. Hqrker Jr. was in Makanda
today in the interest of the caudi-
dacy of his brother, Geo NJ Harker,
for states attorney
A, G. Hughes was a business Wis
itor in Herrin today,
Rev J. w Parkhil who for over
six years has hcen pastor Of the
Presbyterian church Of this city, ten.
dercd his resignation after the rcgu
lar services yesterday To take Of.
feet not later than jane l5
Resides his pastoral work he has
always taken a lively interest in all |
educational matters. being president |
of the board Of trustees Of the Union !
Academy at Anna, and connected
with the Presbyterian educational
committee of the state
DR.. II. n. Whitaker departed this
morning for Makanda on profession
al business
Rev w. S. Everett returned this ,
morning from conducting services in
the Christian church at De Soto
Mrs Charles Carver. who has been
the guest Of MIR and Mrs e NJ. Yo5t
over Sunday returned to her home
in Mound City this morning
Mrs NJ j Schrader and Mrs. Sam
uel Evane Of Du Quoin, were guests
Sunday Of Mr. and Mrs r. NJ
Scbradcr.
a. c. Elliott returned TO his bust
ness in Ilerrin this morning. after
spending Sunday with home folks.
Alderman John Hayden left this
morning for Herriu. where he is en-
ployed on the new bank building in
course Of erection in that city.
Thomas T. North transacted bust
ncss at Texas junction today
W. S. Mathews departed this morn.
ing for Graves on business connect
ed with his extensive lumber interest
at that place.
Miss Gertrude Kendall of Mill
Creek, one Of Union countys efhci-
ent teachers. was the guest yester-
day of Mr. and Mrs. John Hale, Of
this city
Presiding Elder J. w. Mcneil re
turned this morrpg from Cairo
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