The Cairo bulletin., 1904-11-23

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IRIS. H. c. Lentz was shopping in
gro Friday.
lrs, Check and Mrs. ]. Gillette of
In, were shopping here Friday.
very teacher in the Dongola
spols attended the Union County
lrhers meeting at Anna Saturday.
RS. 7, Lent2 and sister of Wetaug,
w shopping here Wednesday.
NJ j. Dodd is now in Cairo doing
some carpenter work for the Chicago
Mill and Lumber company.
Rev. X. F. Keller went to Cairo
Sunday fer short visit with friends.
6. ", Dunsworth Of Mounds, visit.
Cd relatives here Wednesday and
Thursday
Mrs. ]. Hinke and children went
to carbopdale Friday for short Wis.
i with friends and relatives.
Chas. Leyerle, section foreman
here, translated business in Mound
City Friday.
Cnas. Winters returned to his du.
ties at The Marine hospital in Cairo
Saturday.
Frank Penrod and M. NJ. Casper
returned Saturday from a weeks
stay AT the Worlds fair.
Mrs. J. p Mooneyham of Benton.
H. arrived Saturday for short visit
with her mother. Mrs. J. SDangler.
Mrs G, W. McCorxle was the guest
of relatives in Cairo Sunday
Monroe Dillow and Sam Null trans.
acted business in Jonesboro Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. d. j. Dillow spent |
Sunday in Mounds, the guests of !
their daughter, Mrs. Elsie Karraker.
W. ii. Armentrout of Westfield,
ILL.,. arrived Wednesday He will
spend the winter with his son here,
J. F. Armentrout
Mrs j. e. n Edwards of Anna, at
tended the funeral of Chas. Winters
youngest child here Thursday.
r. d. Coleman moved his family
from Ullln here Thursday. They will
occupy the Kiest farm west of town.
Mrs, j. X, Moore, who has been
visiting relatives here during the
past week. returned to her home in
Panther Ky Saturday She was ac.
companied by her daughter, Mrs. w.
A. Elliott.
Mrs. w. A. Worstman and children
went 10 Cairo Sunday. Mrs. Worst
man was called there on account of
the serious illness of her mother.
Mrs. Joseph Phymer departed for
ST Louis "Wednesday for an extended
visit with her daughter. Mrs. Clara
English. She will visit the fair
while there.
Chas. Winters youngest child died
of membraneous Group Wednesday.
Funeral services were conducted by
Ed. II. w. Karraker at the Baptist
church Thursday afternoon. Inter
ment in the l. O. o. F. cemetery.
Arthur and Thompson Boyd Of
Shawneetown. ILL.,. were the guests
of their brother S. o. Boyd, here
Wednesday and Thursday.
On last Thursday evening a supper
and donation party was given to Rev
A. r. Bee and family by the mem.
bers OF the Lutheran church They
were the recipients of many good
things to eat and wear. The evening
was most pleasantly spent
Miss Alice Bennett of ST. Louis,
Mo. was the guest OF Miss MoIIie
Richardson Sunday.
A representative Of the c. 2 and
@ railroad was here Tuesday, having
walked across the country looking
cut q route for new line to be built |
from Centralia. Ill, to the Ohio riv-
er. The company owns many acres
Ct coal lands in the Southern Illinois
coal belt. through which the proposed
route viii pass. The new road viii {
pass through Herrin. H.. to Western
Saratoga and follow the meridian !
line % a point northeast Of Doncols.
where II strikes a large cham Of
hills. To aToid tunneline these biHs :
It viii come around through Dongols
This will help the place as well as |