The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-03-16
CARBONDALE.


Youngbood attended the funeral SER
vices of Mrs. Joseph Crawford daugh-
Ter Of Hon. W. X Murphy in Pmck,
NEVILLE yesterday.
r. NJ. Yost transacted business in
DuQnoin
NJ b. Hawkins was business Wis
itor in Benton yesterday.
jeff Cox, prominent CarteryiIle
merchant, was st. Louis passenger
T. b. Stewart who is employed IN
the state treasurers office in Spring
field. after a few days spent with
home folks, returned yesterday to his
duties
Mrs. ]. Frank Mackey, of New
Grand Chain, is the guest of her par.
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. f. o. Smith.
The home of Senator O. II. Burnett,
of Marion, was destroyed by fire Sat
rday night. The origin of the con
flagraton is supposed to have started
from the crossing of an electric light
wire The house was valued at $500
partially covered by insurance
Miss Nora Dewitt left for her home
in Mcclure this morning.
Mrs. p NJ I.argen, who has been
the guest Of st. Louis relatives and
friends, has returned home.
Miss Pearl Harry. corresponding
secretary of the Kline-Drummond
Mercantile company. of st. Louis, will
arrive nome today for visit with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs, James Harry.
Mrs. p Stondt is the guest of Muir.
physboro friends today.
j. b, Bundy, who visited with rela'
tives over Sunday at West End, re-
turned yesterday.
Mrs. D. F. Lomey returned today
from a visit in Johnston City.
Mrs c. G. Stottar, of Johnston City
visited friends yesterday
Claim Agent NJ b. Rothrock and
Special Agent ]. b. Peak, of the Hi.
nos Central, are in Ozark settling fire
claims.
Yardmaster ] NJ Rodden, of the II
linois Central, is sick with la grippe
ID, NJ, Parkinson was business Wis
itor in Mnrphysboro.
Hon. W. A. Schwartz was in Dr.
Qu0in yesterday on legal business.
Misses Ella and Louise Broolings
who have been the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Jesse j, Winters, returned last
night to their home In Du Quoin.
Mayor Mitchell was business Wis
tIor in Murphyshoro yesterday.
Today J. T. Youngblood, who for
several months has been trainmastet
of the st. Louis division. having in
charge the Johnston City district, the
Murphysboro district and the Carbon
dale district. which includes prac
ticaly all the branch line radiating
from this division point. Is succeeded
by John Cannon Ir.. who for years has
been connected with the road. MI
Youngblood, who is son of Judge f
NJ. Youngblood, resigned and will II
sumo his duties as a passenger con
ductOr.
Deputy Sheriff X, b, Lytton, of Me
tropolis, accompanied b. Mrs. Lytton
were IN the city today, returning from
taking TO the Anna hospital an insane
ladj.
Mr. and Mrs. Goldst0ne, who hayt
resided in this city for year or more
departed today for Johnston City
where they will make their future
home.
Miss Mamie ZoIler of Murphysboro
was the guest today of Mrs j. Franz
Mackey
j. Frank Mackey returned yester
day to New Grand Chain, after visit
ing relatives over Sunday.
At the recent county conventions |
held at DeSoto by the Jackson count, |
Prohibitionists, the following dele |
gates and alternates were elected Il !
the state convention. which meets in
Springfield May 1926.
Delegates. NJ Redd. James A |
Wise. Oscar Kelley, Jasper Woods |
Mrs. c. c. Davis, j. VI. Mllhouse, |
Frank 0. Harris, Charles Piper, John |
Vaughn. Samuel Erwin, and Isom |
Miller, of DeSoto: H. c. Bennett. of |
Carbondale Matt Snyder, w. d. Rus.
sell, John Snyder. Phillip, Taylor and |
Samuel Darlington, of Murphysboro: |
Phillip Ora yand J. ID. Hays. of Elk.
vile. Altemates-Joseph T. Cham.
berain, VIM. Franklin, j. ]. Miligan,
Mrs. c. c. Smith. c. A. Snyder and l..
T. Ross. of Murphysboro james Han.
ma. Of Oraville: Gill Williams. r W
Beasley, Orln Piper Cluree Sutton
Noah Beasley an Ed Beasley, of De
Soto; Marion Hanna and A. ]. Rendle-