The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-01-31
PERSONAL MATTERS.
Hates Of Interest Relating to Citizens,
Their Friends and Rel. ii,
atives.

Hon. VIM. n. Gilbert has returned
from Cincinnati
Mrs. John Lane Of Mounds. was
in Cairo yesterday,
Mr. W. E. Smith went to Memphis
last night on business,
Mrs. Sol Silver OF villa Ridge was in
Cairo yesterday shopping.
Mrs. Dave Quarles. of Mounds, was
shopping in Cairo yesterday.
Mrs. Fred Nellis. who is i'll at st,
Mary's Infirmary. is reported improv-
ing.
Mrs. G. L. Smith of 2200 Pine street.
who has been quite i'll Is reported i'm
proving.
VIM. Jones of 2l03 Poplar street.
who is Ill with pneumonia is reported
improving.
Sheriff Roche took Robert Purcell
TO the asylum for the insane at Anna
yesterday.
Mrs. A. Ney Sessions is the guest
OF the Misses Lancaster. Of Twenty.
eighth street.
Mrs. Thomas Johnson has returned
to her home in Pine Bluff. Ark. after a
visit with relatives here.
Miss Pearl Spiller Of Murphvsboro.
Is the guest Of her sister. Miss Julia
Spller on Eighth street.
Mr.. Fred Donham Of The Bulletin
composing rooms, is confined to his
rooms with a ease of measles
Mr.. and Mrs, Z. c. Halliday leave
for Stuart. Fla, Tuesday night. where
they will spend several weeks.
Mrs, n H. Hadsal went TO Bloom
ington. Ill, yesterday to spend few
days visiting relatives and friends
Miss Ella Sanders Of Paducah. who
has been the guest Of Miss Emma
Woodward win return home today.
Miss Daisy Hodge. bookkeeper for
the New York Store. Is confined to
her home on Seventeenth street with
lagrippe
Mr. Tom Mack has almost entirely
recovered from an attack of pneu-
monia and has been removed from St
Mary's Infirmary
Mr. VIM Jones, Illinois Central en-
CINE foreman. who fell from car and
broke his leg last week, is getting
along nicely at his home. 1901. Poplar
street.
Mr. John Hoard OF 1912 Poplar
street, line foreman for the Cairo Elec-
trio & Traction company. left for Chi
cago last night to spend weeks
vacation
Mr., Bert Snsanka. Of Pittsburg. is
spending a few days with relatives
here and nursing fracture OF his
right ankle which he received by fall
ing on the ice.
Miss Maud Mayes has resigned her
position at the exchange of the Bell
Telephone company and has accepted
place at the office of the Western
Union Telegraph company.
Mr.. George Parsons has returned
from Washington d. C.. where he at
tended meeting Of the National Good
Roads association, being the represen-
alive for the state of Illinois
Captain w NJ Williams left for
Washington. D. G.. Yesterday after.
noon to represent this city and the
Mobile & Ohio railroad at meeting
OF the Interstate Mississippi River and
itpiVfrHhfhi dSNhtidtbU.
Mr. Pr G. scuIlin has returned from
Danville. where he went 10 attend the
funeral Of Mrs. NJ. E.eKJng Services
were held at st .Patrik's church Wed
nesday morning and interment was
made at St Patrick's cemetery.
Mrs. A. l. Staehle and Mrs. W n.
Monkey went 10 Poplar Bluff. Mo. yes.
terday to visit their sister. Mrs Hays
They will be followed tomorrow BY
Mrs II O. Farrow and Mrs. r. T
Robertson. and family reunion viii
be held there this week.
Mr. John G. Crowley is confined &c
St Mary's Infirmary as a result of
fall several days age Al the time %
the accident he did not think il was
anything serious but he has sincC
been troubled with considerable pair
In his right hip and is now under
physicians care.