The Cairo bulletin., 1904-01-09
Brief Mention Of Events Concerning
the People Of Cairo and
Vicinity.

Vicinity
Judge Dewey reports that probate
business during the year Of 1903. was
the lightest since he has been in of.
flee.
Mrs Thomas Johnson. OF Pine Blum
ARK, is spending a month here with
her parents. Mr. and MIS-. d. T. Ken
needy
Albert Williams a negro hack driver
is in the county jail charged with
stealing hay, he viii have a hearing
before Judge Dewey today
The Epworth League Of the NJ f
church held a meeting at the home
OF Mrs \. b Thistlewood on Ohio
Leyee street last night
The Ladies Aid Society of the Pres.
byjerian church held a meeting at The
residence OF Mrs, w II Greble on
Elm street yesterday afternoon
4 hoy ana girl, each 10 years old,
of the orphans home have been sent
out on trial The girl went to Frisco.
Mo. and the hoy was sent TO J. c. Vick.
at Mill Creek
A leap year dance was given at SAT-
ford hall last night and a large num-
Der of young ladies' escorted their
gentlemen friends TO the hail ana
paid the admission fee
Mrs Andrew Lohr will entertain
at her home on upper Walnut street
Wednesday afternoon, Jan la in
honor OF her daughter Mrs Frank ?
Aver of Elizabeth \ J.
An informal thimble party was Civ
GA by Miss Emma Halliday al her
home, 522 Ninth street Thursday after
noon in honor of her sister Mrs John
J Iennelle, who lett for her home in
Mobile yesterday
The tunera services Of Mrs John
D Sander will be held at St PAT
rickS church at o'clock this morn /
ing special train will convey the
remains TO villa Ridge cemetery
where interment will be made
The American Saving Stamp agency
has moved IT'S headquarters from 1907
Washington avenue to Mrs. Farrow's
store on Eighth street Miss Cath
crime Stapleton. former local manager
win be succeeded BY Mrs, Farrow
VIM. Niece IS lodged Ia the county
Jail and will be tried before Judge
Dewey today. MCGEE said yesterday
that he we#l3 Head guilty 70 rlterna
coal from the HouiIe 4 Ohio wards
that being the charge against him
Since the first of the year Cairo
merchants have taken advantage Of
The Ull In business and have spent
some time in stock taking They all
report a good years trade and since
the Inventories were taken many have
bought.new goods
Airs Tom Watkins and child. of
M1rphysboro who have been visiting
In Cairo. returned home yesterday
Last night Mr. Watkins who IS an
engineer on the Illinois Central. re-
ceiyed word 10 come to Mnrphys6oro.
at once as his wife was seriously III.
1t is reported that Miss Josie Hook
of Thirty-fourth street and her grand /
father Enoch Hook, Of Progress. H..
were thrown from buggy one day
this week while on their way to Cairo.
and both were injured The young lady
is said to have received a broken arm
while her grandfather is suffering with
a broken rio
Mrs f. L. Reno entertained the
following members of her Sunday
school class Thursday evening at her
home i39 Eleventh street the time
being pleasantly spent playing games
and making candy Misses Mabel
Cronan and Alice Strong and Messrs ;
Kenneth Wcnger Peter Lind Allen Me-
Grinder Eric Schwartz and Lee Reno :
Mrs Louis Rleke and Mrs A. f. /
Meyers members Of he board Of
directors of the Paducah Carnegie
public library spent all of Thursday
afternoon inspecting the books. and
system az management Of our public
library They are ladies' Of culture
and a vide knowledge of hooks. which
with their earnestness and sympathet-
ic insight into the vocation of public
libraries VIII make them invaluable
members Of their hoard
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