The Cairo bulletin., 1904-03-10
CLINTON, KY.


Mr. j s. Shelton's meat house con.
tanning about 500 pounds OF fresh
meat, burned Thursday afternoon.
The fire was caused from smoking his
meat on windy day
Mrs. Henry Vaughan is quite sick
at her home, north Of town.
Miss Bertha Torrance and grand
mother went to Sharon, Tenn, We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Walter Stevenson, of Nash
Vile came Thursday to visit her par
cnts. Mr. and Mrs. Vaughan.
Rev. z. S. Harris goes to Browns
vile Thursday, where he viii deliver
his lecture, The Woman With the
Broom"
Jim Mitchell left Friday for Hunt.
ingdon. where he will work for Rev,
r. II. Pigue, who publishes the
Methodist"
Mr., and Mrs. Jerry NJ. Porter and
Mrs. f. w. Porter are in New Orleans
this week.
Judge Hays visited r. NJ. Hays.
near Paducah. the first of the week.
The Kings Daughters of the Baptist
church had a candy sale Friday night
in the Seay building. The proceeds
amounted to about nineteen dollars.
Mr. and Mrs. b. A. Boone and
Il L. kIafla IN
Charleston, Mo, Friday on visit.
Rev Robert Mahan is here from Ar
kansas to attend the bedside of his
mother who is very ILL.,
Mr. +. b. Vaughan has bought a
lovely building site in North Clinton
ana is making arrangements to erect
4 modern cottage.
Mr. Walter Cayce, of Wingo, is in
The city.
Mrs Joe Roberts and children, OF
Fulton are visiting Mr.. T. W. Ash
iey's family this week
Miss Ollie Fields visited her sister
Mrs. George W. Halslip, at Bardwell
Sunday.
Everett Russell, Randle Egbert
Sam Campbell Frank Berry. Earl
Farabough and Claude Spic9r left for
Atlanta Tuesday night where they will
work for stereoptican concern.
Blackmer Russey has resigned his
position at the Moss Rose cafe and
win probably so to work on the rail-
road,
Mary Elizabeth, little daughter OF
Mr.. Chas. Cox ana wife, died about
O'Clock Sunday morning at the family
residence in East Clinton. with com.
plication Of diseases. She was fifteen
months old. very bright and sweet
dearly loved by family and neigh.
bors Burial at cemetery on Monday
w. W. Woods was in town Monday.
Mrs. John Mckinney and son visit
I'd Memphis last week
Miss Fife Camp stopped off to visit
home a few days before going to Rip.
ley, Miss, where she will trim hats
this season.
Mrs. Robert L. Flath entertained
The women's club Friday afternoon at
her home on Washington street The
attendance was good; delicious re.
lreshments were served.
Mr. Polk Jackson went to St Louis
Monday
Mrs A. L. Crume Of Bardstown
Ky. is visiting her son, pr f. T.
Crume and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Weatherford Wis
tied Mrs. John Blalock in Mayleld
Sunday.
Miss Mona Gardner of BeelertOn, is
the guest of Miss Ruby Jackson this
week.
Herman Walker and Sam DeMyers
are in town
Miss Mary Quigley is critically i'll
as a result of an alarming experience
she had Saturday night She was
awakened some time after midnight
by some one raising her window near
her bed and tossing into the room a
blazing ball Of yarn or cotton. She
screamed and her father, Mr. ]. b.
Quigley, and other members Of the
family hurried to the room. which
they found in a light blaze. The fire
was eXtingulshed and physician
summoned to attend the distressed
girl. A search Of the premises brought
to light the fact that a similar ball of
fire had been thrown in at dining
room window and the mating in that
room was badly burned Mr. Quigley
is at loss 10 understand the mean
ing of the attempt to burn his house
SO far as he knows he has no enemies
aud certainly no person would be
guilty of such a dastardIy act out Of
pure mischief