The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-08-31
DoNGoLA.
AUG. co. 1904.

relatives III Moinds Sunday
Henry Allen Of Cairo spent Sunday
With his mothre here.
!. ~ Karraker Of Ionesboro was the
guest Of relatives here Sunday.
Chas, Henley, an Illinois Central
conductor. Is spending short leave
Of absence with relatives here.
Mrs. Silad Casper ana children
spent Sunday with relatives in Cairo.
Mrs. Mary Willctte and son were
the guests Of Cairo relatives Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Wykcs Of Metropolis
arrived Sunday for an extended visit
with her brother o. A. Morris.
Mrs. w ?. Copeland anr children
4 returned home Monday from a short
visit with relatives in Ullin.
Geo. w. Axley who has been work.
ing at the cooper trade in Cairo re-
turned home iiiiiiiiiiii
turned home Monday for a short
| stay with his family.
Miss M. Price. trained nurse from
st. Louis, arrived Saturday for an ex-
tended visit viii her sister, Mrs. Chas.
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G. J. Harness returned to his home
in st. Louis Monday after an extend
ed visit with his mother here.
Mrs. Geo. w. Otrich who has been
attending the Worlds fair during the
past week, returned Saturday.
Geo. A. Meisenhelmer has the CON
tract for several jobs of painting in |
Balloon and is engaged in the work Of |
completing them
w Fite of Joppa was visiting among
old friends here Thursday.
Martin Benson, proprietor of the
Rose Valley nurseries, northeast of
town, received new boiler for his
greenhouse last week which he will
install at once.
George Peeler made a business trip
TO Jonesboro Saturday.
Rev Williams of Mounds preached
to a large audience at the Baptist
church Friday evening.
N. I, Lawrence is building an addi-
lion Of two rooms to his residence
property, which when completed, will
make it one of the neatest little cot
ages in town. {
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Riley Eldrige and
Ter mother of Plano, Tex, who have
been visiting Mr. and Mrs. William
oenrod during the past month, re- t,
urned home Monday They will /.
'isit the Worlds fair enroute.
The Southern Illinois synod of the ,
church will meet here from
Thursday to Sunday, inclusive, Sept
III.
The following visitors to the
Worlds fair city departed Tuesday
Rev. II. w Karraker and
on. Mr. and Mrs. G. w. Ausbrooks
nd children, Mrs. T. Rinchart, w. J.
Wright ana daughter Mary, Mrs. w
}. Worstman and children, Malby and
usie Eddleman, Jasper WorrelIs OF
cypress, H.. F. A. Fisher and daugh
en- Verzone, Leila Harness. G. A. Nal
cite and i. 7. Bonacina, Mr. Bona
ina will visit the fair week, after y
hitch he will depart for South Fran
lgham, Mass, to spend the white .
18th relatives.
The game of bali bdtwe the
afro Athletics and the home team :
unday was the cleanest snappiest
nd most brilliant exhibition of tn; Il
Jason. There is no doubt but hat 81
was the best game played on the bl
cal diamond this year. Cairos sup
'rt was clean, fast an1 almost per h,
ct. Although the home team was hi
IDLY crippled by the absence of c. n,
affner at short and r. Mayer in az
gnt field they played a fast game al
avis, who pitched for DongoIa, was 81
most invincible and had he had 81
opor support he would have won I'll
e played a brilliant game, striking in
[ seventeen men ana making hit an
the seventh which brought in one
Dongola's two scores. Brackey vas
the firing line for the visitors and fin
.hough he was hit freely he kept ia
EN- well scattered and with the ex. r,
llent. support behind him won his G
me. The final score was, Cairo. 6
NICOLA, 2. Misunderstanding. Brack
and Burgois; Dongola, Davis ana o..
finer. "a