The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-02-23
PERSONAL MATTERS.
Notes OF Interest Relating to Citizens,
Their Friends and Rel
atives.

Mrs. George Brankle Is i'll at her
home on Pine street.
Mrs. Thomas Hendricks is expected
Ia arrive from Kansas City in few
DAYS to visit relatives.
Master Ralph Swoboda is i'll With
measles.
Cecil the little daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. /. e. Sackberger. of 5l4
Thirty-ffth street. is quite i'll with
measles.
Father j. Gillen is in St Louis on
business.
Mr.. John A. Miller has returned
from st Louis.
Mrs. Walter Denzel will leave
March 10 for a visit to her old home
in Germany,
Mr. A. Wilson, OF Willard, who is
in at the home of his son, Mr. W. c.
Wilson. All Thirtyfourth street, was
reported slightly improved last night.
Mrs. Henry Rust and children are
at Olmstead, where they were called
by the serious illness of Mr. Rusts
father
Mr. Clarence l.. Smith of Murphys.
boro. spent Sunday and yesterday in
Cairo He will return home today. Mrs.
Smith and child will remain some
time visiting Mr. George It. 0u.
Mrs. NJ. e. Feith has returned from
New Orleans where she viewed the
Mardi Gras celebration.
Mr.. w. B. Wilson. Of Delta was in
Cairo yesterday enroute to Chicago to
receive treatment for his eyes
Mr.. Fred Steinhouse Is confined to
his home on Tenth street by an at
tack Of lagrippe,
Mr.. NJ. J. Sheehan is able to be out
after several days illness Of lagrippe
Personal
Miss Earl Boudnrant who is Ill with
Ia grippe. was reported worse yester-
day
Mr.. II II. Halliday has returned
from short trip to st Louis He at
tended the Saturday session Of the
American Box Shook Manufacturers
of thesUnited States
DR. A. A. Bondurant will return 10.
day from four weeks tour Of Old
Mexico. during which he visited Mon
terey, Saltillo. Torreon. Tampico, City
OF Mexico and the border cities.
Master Phil Eichenberger is very
III at his home on lower Washington
avenue.
Mesdames James Meehan and C. Z
Hessian returned Sunday from No
bile. where they witnessed the Mardi
Gras celebration and the attendant
festivities.
DR.. W. l. Thompson, ex-mayor OF
Henderson, Ky. and president of the
X. !. T. league. was in conference
yesterday for several hours with rep
resentatives Of the local baseball
club.
n. Sander. the tailor left yester-
day for Chicago to purchase a com
plete line of gents furnishing goods
and clothes for new store he has
opened in connection with a broth.
er in Peoria 1t is the intention of
Sander Brothers to conduct a tailor
Ing and haberdasher establishment.
Sheriff James S Roche and Depu
ty J. H Mulcahey left on the NJ. G. @.
Yesterday for Chester. having In
charge seven prisoners sentenced to
the penitentiary at the present term
OF the Alexander circuit court. They
were Alexander Motin. Charles
Witchert. William Davis, Ed Johnson.
Sam Miller Anthony Crump and
George Brown
Mr.. Louis Brockett. king of pitch.
ers in the X. |. T. league. has almost
recovered from an attack of la CRIME
and will leave for his home in Carmi
Thursday TO spend a few days rest.
ing before going to Augusta. Ga
where he Joins the Buffalo team for
spring practice on March IA.
Mr. Ben Parker returned Yesterday
from Baton Rouge. La. where he
carefully looked over his recent ae.