The Cairo bulletin., 1904-07-03

| Mr. &. Ill. Johnson OF zzf oiAteenti
street, Is on the sick list.
Mrs. j. 4. Rennie went to ST. Loul
yesterday to visit the fair,
Mr.. Harry Stark went to 81. Loui'
last night to visit the fair
Mis- Gertrude Franz went to Van
Buren,, Ark, yesterday to visit friends
Miss nellie Hall is visiting her sis
ter. Mrs. c. c. Kurzdorfer in St
Louis
Misses Gertrude and Melissa vii
bourne leave for Benton, Mo, today
to visit friends,
Miss Nora Franz, of Wickliffe, Ky,
has arrived in Cairo and will make
her home here.
Mr.. j. Fl, Woodward came down
from Anna yesterday to spend Sunday
with his family
Mr.. George Dennis, who is i'll at
his home, 1907 Washington avenue,
Is reported improving.
Mrs. Anna Galligan and daughter.
Miss Mary, have returned from a
visit to the Worlds fair.
Mr. NJ. LYMAN, who has been i'll
only a short time, was taken to ST.
Mary's Infirmary yesterday.
Mr.. W. B. Harris, foreman of the
Telegram job rooms. Is spending sun
lay with relatives in Mound City
Mr.. Clarence Keaton returned yes.
terday from a short visit to st. Louis,
where he accompanied Mrs. Keaton.
Mi S Fannie Stiefel, of New Ma.
lrid. Mo, was the guest of Mrs. G..
2. Eiehenberger yesterday while en-
route to st. Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. w, w Orr leave to-
morrow for points in Ohio, where
they will spend several days visiting
relatives and friends.
Mesdames Dobschutz and Ford, of
sixteenth street, went to Hickman,
Ky. yesterday to spend the 4th of
July with friends and relatives,
Miss Ella Hyde has returned to her
home in Dubuque, Iowa, after a visit
If several days with her cousin, Miss
Dess Hyde, of Seventeenth street
Mr.. and Mrs. b. II. Thistlewood re-
urnad yesterday from st. Louis where
hey have been spending their honey.
noon.
Mrs. c. Fl. Buchanan returned yes
erday from Los Angeles. Calf,
There she has been several weeks for
Ter health.
Mrs. Page and daughter, who have
)een the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Grace, of Sixteenth street, re-
urned to their home in Barlow, KY,
Mrs. Fannie Garrison and daugh
en- Miss Lota Garrison, have return
d to their home In Charleston. Mo,
,fter a visit with the family of Mr..
ieorge Dewey.
Miss Nettie Darmody has returned |
rom visit with friends in Charles
on, No. She was accompanied by |
Hiss Abbie Schmuck, who will visit
18th her several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. John o. Baldwin. of |
SQ2 Commercial avenue, left yester |
ay for Paducah, accompanying the
Drmer's mother to her home at that
iiaee. She has been i'll here some
Bne.
Mrs. Mace Goldsmith, of Seven
eenth street, had for her guests yes.
Gday Miss Belle Goldsmith and Mrs.
'amuel Goldsmith, of Mound City.
he latter was en- route to Greenville,
hiss, to join her husband
Judge and Mrs. W. N. Butler and
Irs. Albert Lewis returned from
ma yesterday, where they attended
seoncert given there by Mr. John D.
Iiper Of Chicago, formerly of Cairo
SISTED by Anna musicians.
MRS. L. c. Ford, of Creal Springs,
lin the city called here by the illness
suEA EldnuSous W imam DubtHldhfis
lrs. Ford viii return home in a few
avs accompanied by Mrs. Shoemaker,
err daughter, and the baby to spend
le summer at Creal Springs.
Mr.. E. Cuhl. of Dongola has re
lrned from a visit to his sister in
ermany. While there he purchased
ON her the brick business house az
Y Ohio Leyee street and ten lots on
est Twenty-second street, between
inc street and HolbrooK avenue.
Mrs. Joseph Steagala and daughter.
ISIS Margaret, returned yesterday
ON a visit TO her nicces. Mrs Joseph |
enath, Pine Bluff, Ark. and Mrs. Or.
oyle. at Shawnee. Okla On their re.
i'm home thep stopped at Oklahoma
ity and while there met Mr. 5. d.
ard and son, Fred. who are engaged
musicians at Delmar Garden.
Sisters Germanus and Lydia, mem.
RS of the order of the Holy Cross.
no have been visiting the sisters at
!. Mary lnfirmary several days. ;
Il yesterday for the home house at
/ Mary's Notre Dame. Ind. where I
ey will spend a vacation. The sis ?
IS are from Marshall. Tex. Sister ,
armanus is well-known here. having }
ught al 81 patrfckse gchoof eexor. .