The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-05
CARBONDALE.
.ApriI Z. 19o4.

DOrO next Wcdli tsdhY
Judge o. A. Harker, f. r. Joyne9
Geo. r. Marin, F. NJ Herritt, Dr. c
P. Baxter, D w Hamplin. L. A, por
ter. II II Bat5on. A. G. Hughes, Ed
hund English. Henry, Scott, Lawrenc,
Hughes, loren G. Presson, A, L. spill
Ter j. A. Campbell, Joe Words, Or. 4
NJ. Lee, f.. ]. Ingarsoll John r. Thorp
o. P. Lander. George Campbell K
Il. Renfro. John Batson and Georg,
Hagler. The new city central com
mittee is as follows First ward
Hugh Lander. W. F. Slack and H R
Soaring: ward two-J r Robertson
Colin Wilson and d G. Brown; ward
three d. +. LaHeyT Bas. N Howell
and Frank Bower; ward four-Johr
r. Galtraith, j B. Bundy and Homer
Lee.
g Almost complete returns from the
Jackson county primaries show the
nomination of the following officers:
Circuit clerk. Ben T Williams sta
tes' attorney, Geo. NJ Harley, coro,
ner, VIM. S. Farshee, surveyor v. F.
Hughes
The total vote of the city was as fol,
lows;
Smith, for congress, 29l.
Carol Moore, for member of the
state board Of equalization, 2SS.
Delegates to the national conven.
ton. Chas O. Patier. 49, c +. Day,
Is, 1853; w. o. Potter, l55.
Circuit clerk; Ben 2 Williams.
S4S.
states attorney: Fred G Brier ST.;
John venahle, l24; Geo, NJ Harker,
2S2.
County surveyor. W FF Hughes
Gil.
Coroner: Dr. W, s. Forshee. 1870;
II. P. Porter, lOS; 8. r Wlsoman 81,
Miss Leah McGahey. Of Olney Il
the guest of Mrs. A. c, Elliott,
A large number Of the members q
the Modern Woodmen and other
friends attended the pbaequie5 OF Al
len Penrosc near Boskydale today
Three special trains from New Or
leans bearing a large contigent of the
exhibit Of South American republics
to the Louisiana Purchase Exposition
passed through the city yesterday
evening to st. Louis.
Ninty-one converts have been bap-
tized into the Baptist church of this
city during the revival serves Of kay,
+ G. r.. ]. Late. Of Louisiana, Mo.
Mrs d. Fl. Carson, who was visit
ing at Zlegler. returned Saturday to
her home in this city She expected
10 return sooner but was water bound
A new office has been created al
Headquarters Of the St Louis dlvls'
ion Of the Illinois Central railroad.
10 be known as chief time keeper and
Anderson Proctor has been named
for the position Hereafter all en-,
glneers' time on the entire division
win be audited here instead of at East
st. Louis and Ceniralia. While the
new office Is in manner part OF
the accountants office IL will be dis
tinct in it's workings and force. The
order creating the new Sposition was
affective April |. but some days VIII
elapse before the business Is In fally
working order.
A twelve pound boy vas born last
night to MIR. and Mrs. Elmer Dfnsy
Rev. w. s. Errett filled the pulpit
Of the Christian church at DeSotor
both yesterday morning and evening
Deputy Sheriff Frank Thorgmaster
ana Joseph II. Duncan, of Marion.
we're in the city today.
Misses Grace and Jennie McCount
whe have been visiting at the resi-
dence of Mr. and Mrs. Geo Bowycr
departed today for their home in
Memphis.
Miss Eunice Bower fetnrned this
morning to her duties as a teacher
in the Centralia schools after a visit
with her parents over Sunday.
Misses Nora and Josephine Stewart,
who are teachers in the@ city schools
Of Centralia, returned this morning
after visiting their parents Mr. and
Mrs. T. b. Stewart in this city
Henry Claunch, age 5Y years, died
at his home on South East street IN
this city. at o'clock thls morning
after an illness extending over II
weeks Mr. Claunch has been a SUD.
erer with liver and kidney tronbla and
for weeks past his life has been dis
haired of He was born in Alabama
in 1916 and has been a resident 81
Carbonate for 10 years past. Thirty
nine years ago he was married %
Margaret Myersand to the union four
children have been born, all II them
are dead. The funeral services gill
be held tomorrow from his late resi-
dence at . am, interment taking
place in the Mckinney cemetery four
miles north east Of the city. Rev
GsE. McCannum officiating. Mr.
claunch was an Industrious citizen
and his death will be mourned by
large number of friends.
Rev. T. c. Serge. OF G0le0nda, was
In the city Sunday.
r. ]. Monaghan was transacting
business in the city Saturday evening
Miss Mabel ColwelI was the guest