The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-04-10

( yesterday Was HHitN '"' 81" ~
lice circles, no arrests being record
cd.
rev Couch. Of St Louis. viii
preach at the Calvary Baptist churcI
this morning
Master Roswell Rennie entertained
the Ducklings at his home. 500 JEFF
ferson avenue. last evening
The Chndreu's Home is badly il
need of some long baby clothing anl
some clothing for girls from 6 to !.
years old
/ The "TriState Restaurant is the
name chosen for the new cafe 40 bt
opened at ia Commercial avenue, by
John Grimes
/ Mr. J Herbert Stafford has arrived
from Huntingdon, Tenn and accept
| cd position as night clerk at The
! Halliday MI Lester Kennedy. the
| genial night man will hereafter b.
I'll the day watch
Miss CASTOR, Of Chicago, arrived
yesterday TO take charge of the trim
ming department of Mrs. C. H. Brack
ett's millinery store during the i'll
ness of Miss Nora Mccain Mis-.
Castor is one of u b Fisk's best de
signers
The Jonesboro Gazette says Ma
erial is being placed on the grouny
or the new school house ana wort
viii begin as soon as Mr. Cofman, 3.
Cairo. who has the contract for The
brick work and who has been very al
5 sufficiently recovered to attend tc
business.
w C. Webb, a young fireman or
the Big Four railroad, was held NJ
Thursday night about $50 O'Clock on
Walnut street between Fifth anc
sixth streets. and robbed Of fine
gold watch valued at SIS. He doe.
lot know whether the robber was
negro or white man
The tax on dogs in Paducah is
s. 80 on male and $3.50 on female
logs and the city authorities are en-
orcing the law regarding the pay
nent OF the tax Some people in Pa
ucah have enough dogs to breai
hem up says the Paducah Sun, bu
hey must pay the tax or get rid o.
he CANNES" One woman is said tc
lWn thirteen dogs
A number of young friends sur
,rised Miss Blanche Spies FRIDAY
light by calling Unexpectedly at hei
iome on Twentyscyenth street. u
pend the evening Games wer,
layed ana refreshments served
Those present were Misses Flora
lay Coync Gertrude Lutz, Gertrude
ilauber, Nellie o'Brien. Helen Jones
uessrs Roy Dezouia. Carl Theis. Dar
Woods Fred Lind
An attempt was made to break into
be Banner Shoe and Clothing store
Vt 1901 Commercial avenue FRIDAY
light The robbers were frightane@
lway by Mr. Darlington the proprip
or of the store. who sleeps upstairs
The receipts Of the Cairo post OF
ice ending March 21st amount to
56.5SIe6 a growth of s2.2i4.29 over
asst year The quarters receipts were
s9l9.3j. an increase Of S9l939 over
he same quarter Of last year
A series Of revival meetings viii
lcgin at the Cairo Baptist church thu
after part Of April Or the early part
II May The pastor win be assisted
" his brother. Rey ]. J Porter. OF
he First Baptist church Joplin. NJ
The famous gospel singer and harp
ST Rev. j A. Brown. Of Texas. Will
ssist in the meetings He plays
600 Italian harp. which was pre-
ented TO him by the churches of Tex
Is. Rev Porter has a great reputs
ion as an evangelist having spent
most of his ministerial career in The
york.
A dance Has given at the X. ". X
hall Friday night BY the Gobiius
those who attended were. Misse
'osic Erma and Ethel Winter Norm
'e.tis Cleo Narple. Of Poplar Bluff
TO- Matte Muiubill Fora Lee
Blanche Parsons Mary Pope. 10
eta Fitzgerald. Cath nne Stapleton
ladee Zimm srman. Isadore Ellis
ona Swohoda Rrhy Zonnc Sarah
'ink Mary Iueue. Netue Geiscuhon
dessrs VIII Nu|whiH Louis Cohn
;ay Abel Bob Lewis. Grin Rule
richard Barrow. Albert Kratky. Wal
? Pre'oriUs George stark. VIII Ian
an. Charlie Walker Charlie GHhofer
larry Becker. GiIbert Casey Joha
lowiey Dick Reufro. Harry Alien
'lemcns Blooms. " Iluctte and Phi
fitzgerald