The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-03-09
PERSONAL MATTERS
Notes of Interest Relating TO Citizens,
Their Friends and Rel
atiVes.

MISS Ennlce Iayiuf Is III ~ he'
home on Poplar street
Mr.. Ed Galligan is i'll at ST Mary's
infirmary with measles
Mr.. B. H, Ellis. foreman Of the Tel.
egram. is on the sick list
Mr.. John McInturff left for Bard,
wen yesterday on business.
Hon. Walter Warder went to 81
Louis yesterday on business.
Mrs. A. Holderby. of 1873 Washing
ron avenue, is sick with la grippe.
MIR. Roy Dezonia has accepted po-
sitIon as clerk in the Big Four offices
Mr.. A. ID. Butler of Villa Ridge, Wis
tied his daughter. Mrs NJ Farrin. yes
terday.
Mr.. Albert Hilburn is at st Mary +
inhrmary suffering from an attack of
tonsilitis.
Mrs. Cal Mowrey and Miss Gertrude
King are visiting relatives in Mur
physboro
Col. F. l.. Harris, of the Mobile anf
Ohio Railroad company. of St Loui,
is in the city
Mr.. Frank Fry Is confined to his
home. 22ll Walnut street, by an at
tack of la grippe
Mr.. Albert De Montcourt. of the
American Express company, IL II
Memphis on business
Miss Edna De veny. Of Centralia, Is
The guest Of Miss Madge Zimmerman
on lower Washington avenue.
Miss Efhe Lansden, who has beer
I'll several days. IS very much improv
ed, but is still confined 10 her bed
Mrs. Margaret Blatteau has return
cd from visit with the family Of hei
son. the late Louis Blatteau. Of Mem
phis
Mrs. Fred D. Nellis has sufficiently
recovered from her recent Illness e
De moved from st. Mary's infirmarg
10 her home
Mr. Wyatt Halliday yard foreman
for the Buchanan Lumber company
and his brother, Ed. were out on &
hunting expedition yesterday
Mr. and Mrs G. f. Anglen, who
have been visiting their daughter
Mrs. George T, Carnes leave for their
home in Ashley. ILL.,. today
Mr. Robert White. an engineer OF
the Illinois Central railroad. is suffer
ing fro man attack of measles at his
home, on Twenty-eighth street
Mayor Claude Winter f. +. Eli
and c. V. Nen returned from Nash
vile yesterday where they examined
the municipal lighting plant Of tha'
city.
Mrs. e. W. Moore. who has beer
visiting friends and relatives in thi.
city since Saturday, has returned t
her home in Cairo Murphysboro Re
publican Era
Mr.. VIM. MINER of the Unite
States Accident Insurance company
will move from Cairo to Poplar Blul
in a short time, whore he will repre-
sent another insurance company
Miss Lucy Smith, OF 32o2 Poplai
street. Is carrying her arm In sling
the result of sticking needle in hel
thumb. DR.. Gordon performed an on
GRAFTON yesterday and she is improv
ing.
Joseph Frullde. an engineer on The
Big -Four. well known in Cairo, wen
10 Mt Carmel yesterday afternoon II
a coach Of the passenger train dress
ed in his best and ii is rumored ina
he will return benedict
Mr.. John Sullivan. VINO has charg'
of the Sondheimer Lumber com
pany's plant at Charlottesville. Mo.
left for that place yesterday, after
few days stay in Cairo. It is saic
that Mr.. Sullivan win move his head
quarters to Memphis
Miss Florida Fitzgerald. sten0graph
er for the Sondheimer Lumber com
pany, is confined to her home on
Thlrty-fourth street. with measles.
Mrs. All T. Haynes, who has been
here several days with friends. leaves
for her home in Chicago today.