The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-01-31
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.
BRET Mention Of Events Concerning
the People Of Cairo and
Vicinity.

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Nugales Ariz.. To his father, Mr. W
L. Bristol of this city announces the
arrival Of a son at his home.
/ Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fitzgerald will
this week move into their new resi-
dence at 5l4 Twenty fourth street
which has just been completed
Ice in the Mississippi had thinned
sufficiently yesterday to permit the
Iron Mountain and Cotton Belt trains
to be bruugh over from Birds Point,
Notice has been received by Judge
W 5. Dewey that objection would be
filed by the principal property holders
in Future City to the incorporation Of
that place as village
Mr.. and Mrs. Miles 5. Gilbert will
entertain at cards at their beautiful
home "Greenway" 2So0 Washington
avenue. Tuesday evening In honor of
Mrs. Tallman OF st Louis.
Marriage license was issued yester
day TO Horace c. Cornwell Of Beech
Ridge and Miss Yesta Chiders of
Goose Island MIR Cornell is brother
of Mrs Charles b. Koehler and Mrs
Henry Etz of this city
The subject of Thomas Dixon. jr. 5
lecture at the opera house Monday
evening. will be Backbone" and this
eloquent speaker is said To be one OF
the few public speakers who presents
his convictions ON the race problem
without fear or partially.
Miss Martha Lippitt. Sunday school
teacher at the church of the
Redeemer. entertained the young
misses of her class with a sewing
bee yesterday afternoon at her home,
73a Twenty.first street The afternoon
was pleasantly and profitably spent.
Young Men in Public Life" will be
the subject of an address 10 be given
BY Judge VIM n BuUer at I O'Clock
this afternoon at the T. NJ. G. A.
rooms. The subject is one Of much
interest and will. no doubt be handled
in an able manner by Judge Butler
A meeting OF the Young Peoples
Christian union. composed Of The
young peoples societies Of the Cairo
churches, will he held at the Method
list church this evening at $50 O'Clock
The subject will be Soul Winning
Gle that wnneth souls is wise, Prov
ll.S0. The meeting win be led by
Miss Anna Peters.
Owing 10 the poor health of Mrs C.
Fl. Hudson. a teacher in the Douglas
school she has been granted leave of
absence for the remainder OF the year
Miss Ella Hogan teacher Of the Fifth
grade will take Mrs Hudson's place
and Miss Lille Schutter will take
Miss Hosan's place,
The Bulletin, stated yesterday morn
ing that DR. J. II. Davis would occnps
the office rooms In the Alexander hall
with Dir. Carey This is a mis-
take. Or. Henry Davis being
ing the gentleman who will be with
Dr. Carey Or. j II Davis the dent
list, will remain in the office of DR.. j
j Rendleman.
Thieves entered three cars in the |
Big Four yards Friday night and |
stole o quantity of canned goods DO |
logna sausage and mince meat The |
cars belonged 10 the Iron Mountain |
railroad and were sealed The thieves |
removed the contents from the boxes /
In which they were stored and threw I
the boxes beneath the platform
OF the Big Four depot.
Conductor W. A. Devinny brought |
Town Conductor l. Bencini's train on /
the Mobile q Ohio from st Louis I
Yesterday The latter got his arm
hurt when leaving Union Station
Friday. his train ran into a freight
that was in the way and was obscured
by fog Bencini was thrown in such a
way that one arm was wrenched
violently and a bone fractured.