The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-08-17
PERSONAL MATTERS
Notes OF interest Relating to Citizens
Their Friends and Rela-
tives.

Mrs. Z. A. James left yesterday Z
visit the Worlds fair
Mrs. q. R. Hudson and Miss Alie'
Reed are seeing the Worlds fair.
Alderman W. H. Wood went TO Chi
cago last night on business trip,
Miss Anna Galligan returned today
from a two weeks stay at St Louis.
Misses Sarah Pink and Frances
Farrow left yesterday to visit the
Worlds fair.
Mrs. G. G. Miller and children have
returned from a visit with relatives
al Irondale, Mo.
Miss Eva Kerth leaves Friday for
visit with friends at Chicago, Evans
Ton and Ottawa
Miss Mildred Hinckle returned yes
terday from visit of several days al
The Worlds fair.
Mr.. Frank Howe has returned from
d several weeks visit to his planta
ton at Briers' Miss.
Mrs. M. Kennedy and daughter
Miss Maud. returned yesterday from
|, visit to the Worlds fair.
Mrs. Mnsa Woodward and daugh
tiers. Misses Emma ana Lima. left yes
terday TO visit the Worlds fair
Mr.. ]. w, Hutchinson. editor of the
Pulaski Enterprise at Mound City
was in Cairo yesterday on business.
DR.. w. F. Grinstead, who recently
underwent a surgical operation al
Rochester, Mimi, is improving rapid
ly.
Mrs. T.. G. Steinhouse and sor
Charles left yesterday for Vincennes
and Washington, Ind. TO visit rela
tives.
Mrs. Martha Howe and son viii
and Miss Maud Cunning of Prince
ton. KY, left yesterday TO visit the
Worlds fair
Miss Nellie Ross left yesterday for
her home in Kansas City, after visit
OF several days with Miss Eta Ken
nedy of Pine street
Mr.. Miles S. Gilbert returned from
Evanston. H.. yesterday, where he
has been visiting his family, who are
guests OF relatives.
Rev. A. s. ] Baldridge accompanied
by Mr.. l. A. HUNDRED and son, Roy
left for Martin, Tenn. yesterday on /;
visit TO the formers relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Gates returne
from Creal Springs last night, wher
they have been several days for tn,
formers health. which is greatly i'm
proved.
Mrs. E. Duncan left for Louisville
yesterday to purchase stock for her
millinery establishment. She will e
from there to Washington. Ind t.
visit relatives.
Mr. c. L. Marshall has returned 4,
Columbus, Miss. after spending a few
days here visiting his family He ].
train dispatcher for the Southern
railway at Columbus
Mr.. Fuller Hoskins, who fell from :
house at Twenty-third street anC
Washington avenue a few days ago, 1:
reported in critical condition. in
fernal injuries having developed
Mr. John Barry and family leave FOL
st. Louis today to visit the fair an,
meet a sister of Mr.. Barry's. who is
Sister of Charity at Denver. Colo
and is spending her vacation at 81
Louis,
Mr.. Joseph Collins of the Blu
Front restaurant received word yes
terday that his sister. Mrs. Horace
Melton. was dying at her home in Du
Quoin. Mr.. Collins left yesterday for
DuQuoin.
Mr. Glenn s. Turner arrived yesfer
day from Chicago and is visiting h
sisters. Mrs. E. Z. Ellis and Miss Bes
sic Turner. He will leave for ST
Louis in a few days accompanied b.
Miss Turner for a visit to the Worlds
fair.
Mrs. r. NJ. Thornton and daughters
Misses Matte Belle and Lutte. re
turned Yesterday from a visit to No
bile. Ala. and Tnpelo. Miss. The,
were accompanied home by Mis-.
Clara GARNER Of Tupelo. who vii
spend several days here as theii
Eaesf
Judge and Mrs. A. comings. Miss