The Cairo bulletin., 1904-10-11

some residence. corner Of East First
ana Pearl streets.
John Wclson was in town from VII
la Ridge, attending to business Affairs
a few days ago.
Mrs. William Parker Of Meridian,
has been here shopping.
Mrs. Georgia Baghy Of Olmstcd az
ministratlix Of the estate Of Harry
Bagby. deceased, her late husband,
was here Monday transactng affairs
in the line of her duty. 8 ~ will make
sale of personal proper belonging
to said estate on the 18th inst, a.
her home.
Miss Nina Fix, daughter of Mr.. and
| Mrs. S. $. Fix, celebrated the fifteenth
anniversary of her birth at the family
home on South Second street on Sat
urGay evening. Nearly two score OF
her youthful friends gathered to con
graduate her ana make for her one
OF the most enjoyable events Of her
life. The festive party engaged In
various pastime plays, were refreshed
with light, delicious, whole one
sweets and departed for their respec-
| live homes with hearts overlooking
with good will for their sehoolmate
and personal friend, whom they had
honorod with so much pleasure ana
| qualification Miss Oma Is an unus-
TALLY popular young lady, although
she has as yet resided in Mound City
! buh a brief period.
Miss Maude Weaver spent the past
week with relations in Grand Chain
| Miss Mabel Kennedy has been Wis
ting friends in Dexter, Mo.
Alderman Henry Hillerich il a
| dover fancier and florist of expert
| ence He is arranging to build .
green house in the spacious garden
at his home. He is enc OF the few
who profoundly and heartily appro-
ciatcs the natural products Of this
world
Mrs. Charles LiTesay and her con
! Lawrence, who lately underwent a
relapse few days ago, and both
were quite badly off. Fortunately,
however, a turn for bettcrment is
now apparent 400
Joe Mertz, assistant cashier at the
rirIt State bank, secretary Ct the
building and loan association ana n
notary public, has been trottcd Out
by loeal paper as a candidate for
city treasurer next spring. Why don't
somebody butt in and hunt UP some
hing FOR ice to do and save him
Grop ennui Still, a trite axiom is,
IF YOU want a piece Of work done
speedily, take it TO a busy man"
Some sneak thief sncakcd into the
Metal Bound factory OH Friday night
and appropriated a bran new jumper
ana oyeralls belonging to Dan Drake.
Now, Dan is well-nigh giant physi-
cally, ana he had to send cut Of town
FOR garments in the jumper line large
enough for him-and pay the
freigh. Hence, the Inconvenience he
Is experiencing Is more serioua than
the financial loss, On tsp same nisht
crosscGt saw was lifted" from the
log run at the same plant The thief
's cndangeriug his life, whether he is
aware Of it or not, for the night
Waterman will not endure iolIying OF
ehis sort all no wants II certain idcn.
tjncaiion.
Mrs Mary lIoarley ia a. the Fair
Rrlla Collins and wife OF Cairo
have bcca visiting Their relatives
acre.
John Schuler was over from CAP,
GrardcaH few days ago.
Mrs. Gus Kline IS doing the expoal-
tion.
Mr. Capt. Ej5s is visiting relatives
N 81. Louis.
Mrs. William Noadstine ana her
daughter. Mics Jessie, have been aug
men.ing their health ny stay of eav
raj days at We Baden and Attlcl,
Ind, sptiags. and are now at home.
Miss Mullc Shcchan OF Cairo was
The guest OF her aunt, Mis- Fannie
Cumminsss throughout last week
The younger Chris Keller has been
doing tie big Fair
Mrs. James r. Weaver visited Dan
Vile, H. few days ago.
Joe Trautman and wife of Paducah
were guess of George Eichhoru and
wife recently.
Miss Allie Mertz has spent week
viewing the Fair.
Miss Blanche Darragn lately visit
ed friends in Carmi.
Prof J. u la Rue of Owensbors,
Ky, has been here on a business mis-
sion
Miss Ida Bro@ncr of Cairo, former
ly OF this CITY. visits home folks" al
mo t every Sunday and is always
warmly welcome.