The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-05-03
PERSONAL MATTERS
Notes OF interest Relating to Citizens,
Their Friends and Rel
atiVes.

Hon VIM r Gilbert is in Pinkney'
Vile on business.
Judge w. n Butler is holding court
in Golconda this week
Mr.. c. A. Marchildon, Of Thebes,
was in Cairo yesterday
Miss Beulah Linn, Of Jonesboro, ILL.,,
is the guest Of Miss Rose Klee.
Mrs. c. NJ. McLain, Of sandusky
arrived in the city yesterday
Mr.. William Bond returned from .
visit to ST. Louis last night
Mr.. Leo Mcdaniel returned last
night from visit to st. Louis
Mrs. ]. Il. Moore has returned from
visit with relatives in Clinton, Nv
Mr.. NJ. a. S;eagala, who has been
quite i'll for several days, is improV-
ing
Messrs. c. H. Mason and Q. A, Nor
ris, Of Dongola, were in Cairo yester
day
Mr George Fox and family have
returned from visit to the Worlds
Fair.
Mr.. L. z. Hurt, Of The Rhodos-Bur,
fora Furniture company, indianapolis,
is in the city.
Mrs. Thomas Winter has gone tc
st. Louis where she viii spend the
summer with relatives.
Mrs. Samuel Abel and son are Wis
iting Mrs. Abels sister, Mrs, James
Ward. Of Osceola. Ark
Mrs. Charles Boucher and children
returned yesterday from visit with
friends in Mound City
Misses Edith English and Clara
Taylor have returned from a visit
with friends in Martin, Tenn.
Mr. J. w Wenger Of the Illinois
Central, went to St Louis last night
on business for the company
Miss Minnie Klee has accepted
position Ia the office Of the Wood
ward Iron aud Hardware company
Mrs. Edith Rushing and Mrs. D.
Lampert returned last night from 81
Louis, where they visited the World.
fair.
Mr. F p. OLeary is confined to his
room a. the residence ol Mr. Thomas
Cotter 81 Walnut street with an al
tack Of malaria.
Mrs. Fannie Watkins and Mrs NJ
Barker have returned to their home
in Charleston, Mo, after visit With
NJ. A. Barter and family.
Hon John Al. Herbert and wife. Of
Mnrphysboro, ami Mrs Emma Wallor
are in the city On business connected
with the estate Of the late Judge Bross
States Attorney Wilson and Alder
man Meehan are in ST. Louis where
they attended the trial OF Robert Bar
ry Mr. Wilson was an attorney for
the defense,
Mrs Gordon Hannah. of Kankakce
who has been visiting the family o.
Mai. e. w Halliday has gone to villa
Ridge 10 visit Mrs H. II SpauIdine
before returning home
Mr.. Ed Koohler Of fire station NO.
l is able to resume his duties after a
vacation Of several days caused by
injuries received to one of his feet
during the fire, which destroyed the
Fair.
Mr. J. Dilts, bookkeepcr for the Cal
70 Mill and Lumber company will
begin housekeeping on Twentieth
street between Commercial avenue
and Poplar street
Mr.. Charles Hodge has accepted a
position as olerk on the transfer boat
Morgan 10 succeed Mr. John Cain,
who resigned 70 accept similar po-
sition on the Pacific
Dir. A. Martin Hamrick( who has
been working at the weather bureau,
left last night for bis home in Wind
soT, Mo Mr. Paul Bauer viii fin the
vacancy until the services of a regular
man can be secured
Mr. W. ". White. OF Fifth street
has resigned his position as express
messenger between this city ana
Memphis TO take charge Of hotel at
ST. Louis He has already gone to ST
Louis ana Mrs. White will join him IN
a short tine.
Mr. Z. d. Carey left for St Louis
yesterday and goes from there q
Jacksonville, H.. to attend a meeting
OF the Illinois grand lodge Jf Eihs
today and Wednesday, to which he :.
a delegate from the local lodge. -Four
other delegates we're chosen, but will
probably be unable to attend.