The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-07-19
PERSONAL MATTERS
Notes OF interest Relating to Citizens,
Their Friends and ReIs~
tIves.

Mr. NJ c. Wright is able to be out,
after an illness OF several days.
City Marshall T. A. Davis of Thebes
was In Cairo yesterday on business.
Mr. K. b. Cochran is visiting the
Worlds Fair and friends in St Louis
Mr. and Mrs 7, l.. Pulley have re-
turned from a visit 10 the Worlds
Fair,
Mrs. Ely Armstrong of Mounds. is
visiting her son here, Mr., Carl Arm
strong
Mrs. David Burton and daughters
have returned from visit With rela
lives at Jackson. Tenn
Mr. H. T. Stephens went to st.
Louis yesterday. where he will spend
a few days viewing the Worlds fair.
Messrs. Halliday r. Aisthorpe and
Al r. Staehle left for st. Louis yes
terday morning to visit the Worlds
fair.ye
Father Emf of Nebraska. is spending
few days here the guest of his sis
ter. Sister Edwards Of st. Josephs
school.
Mrs. John Beck left for St Louis
yesterday TO join Mr. Beck, who is
there Witnessing the sights at the
Worlds fair
Mr.. Herman Weber leaves today for
New York and other eastern points 10
purchase goods for the Weber Dry
Goods company.
AiD. Arthur E. Scoyille left for
Bachelor, La. yesterday where he will
be employed with the Carey Halliday
Lumber Company. 4
Mrs Florence Koonce OF Fifth and
Walnut streets has for her guests
her sisters. Misses Rose and Olive
Buckle of Villa Ridge.
Miss Iva Peters returned TO her
home at Sandoval, ILL.,, yesterday. az
ter a visit of several days with her
sister, Miss Anna Peters
Mrs. d. H Burton OF 3os Sixteenth
street, has for her guest her niece, |
Miss Lena Howse of Rockdale. Tex. 1
who will visit her several weeks.
Mr.. Roy Balm. who is with the 1
Western Union Telegraph Company
at Chicago. is visiting his mother.
Mrs. T. J. Balm, on Seventh street.
MIR. H. b.. Jones has arrived in the
city from Du Quoin and will assume
charge of the drug business OF the late
Harry Grear on upper Sycamore
street.
Mrs. Henry Smith Candee and
Helen will leave Thursday
for Riverton. ~ u. 10 spend couple
Of weeks visiting Mr.. Candee's broth.
ars Mr.. Charles l.. Candee,
Mrs. Hal Green and daughters
Misses Virginia aud Francis. and son
Hal have returned from Greenvllle.
Mss. where they have been visiting
Mr.. Green's sister. Mrs. Bell.
Miss Rose Howley and Misses Bees
sic and Sue Batterton left for st
Louis yesterday. where they will visit
he Worlds fair and spend several
lays with the Misses Batterton's {
Mrs. M. Leuschen and daughters
Misses Margaret and Marie. left for
81. Louis yesterday morning where
hey will visit the Worlds fair. Miss
Marie will 20 from st. Louis TO To !
,eka,s Kas.. .whefe she will visit rela.
ives two .weeiSs. :
Mrs. L. II. Heron. one of the lady
principals at Underwood college. st.
,harles, Mo. returned home yester
ay after spending a couple Of DAYS
IS the guest OF Miss Kate Hoffman,
nd Miss Myrtle Teichman Of Sixth
freet Miss Teichman Is a student Al
underwood college and is spending
be vacation here with her father. Mr..
red Teichman.
Rev. Charles T Phillips Of Albany.
'ex., formerly pastor Of the Presby.
srian church here. passed through
afro yesterday afternoon en- route
rom Olney, III where he visited his n
sther and mother and from Prince
Tile. M. where he visited his sister. Il
,rmeriy Miss Ethel Phillips He q
'ent TO Memphis 10 spend a few days Il
ith his sons. who are located there. a
II. Phillips was met n the train BY e
ev. Dr. Knox and Mr. NJ yesterday. r,
e is enjoying better health than any 5.
me since his service in the civil 81
ar and looks much younger than q
hen he resided in Cairo. The long n
sard he wore during his residence r
IRE has been removed and many Of ts