The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-22


Misses Laura Clendenen and Leila
Miller go to Chicago today to visit
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. E. Paul and niece,
Miss Lutte Hill. leave today for a
visit to Chicago.
Mr. Richard Renfro, of the Upham.
Angler Lumber company goes to Chi
cage. today on business.
Mr.. jos. Bausman of ST Louis is the
guest of his wife, who is visiting her
sister. Mrs. ]. NJ. Hilemau
Mrs. John Cronan and daughter,
pansy departed last night for st. Louis
to spend week with relatives.
Miss Jennie Cowell of 80 Twenty.
eighth street is confined to her home
with an attack of malarial fever.
Mrs. w. c. Kendall of Thirty-third
street win leave today for a month s
visit with relatives in ST. Louis.
Miss Wayne Sarber will go to Chi.
cago today to enter upon a course of
study at the Chicago College Of Mu-
sic
Mr.. George T. Carnes leaves today
for Chicago, for brief business trip.
He will be accompanied by Mrs.
| Carnes.
The Misses Emma and Margaret
Lansden are expected home today
from visit to Buffalo and Chautau
qua, n. Y
DIR. George Palmer, assistant secre-
tary Of the State Board of Health left
last night for Springfield for a brief
business trip.
/ Col Frank Harris, the we'll known
/ general passenger agent of the Mobile
& Ohio was in the city yesterday Wis
| ting his many friends here.
| Messrs. Edward y McCahe and Mar.
| tin Lalley, formerly statesmen at Bern.
STEMS clothing store, have accepted
positions in the store of F. S. Haas.
| euchre party was given last eve
ming at the residence of Rev. James
Gillen for the benefit of the building
fund of st. Joseph's parochial church.
Mrs. Richard Moseley of st Louis
I.aeturned yesterday after a week S
visit with her mother, Mrs. Con shee-
han Of Thirty.tnird and Sycamore
streets
Mr.. Glen Turner. who has been here
several weeks the guest of his sisters.
Mrs, E. Ellis and Miss Bessie NJ. Tur.
ner, leaves today for his home in
Chicago.
i Inc Misses Mary and Annie Doud
returned yesterday from a weeks visit
to Creal Springs Mrs. P. A. Doud,
who is there win remain another
week.
/ Mr.. Rufus Flack has resigned his
position with Mr. F. S. Haas and has
Joined Mr.. Lee May in the manage
ment Of the firm Of Flack & May,
which purchased the store Of the late
Henry Bernstein.
Mr. Joseph Smyth has received
word from Mr.. and Mrs. David Nc
Lachlan, who are touring Europe, stat
ing that they arrived safely In Lon
don after a rather exciting voltage on
the Campania, of the Cunard Line
4 The steamer was delayed several DAYS
as result OF storms.
Il Invitations have been received IN
Cairo to the marriage Of Mr.. BENJAMIN
Sprague Parker Of Baton Rouge. La
son OF Mr.. l.. p. Parker of this city
and Miss Jean Holloway, daughter of
. Mrs Sarah Gordon Holloway, of
Georgetown KY, which Will be sol
emnized Wednesday evening Septem
Der s, at o'clock at the Presbyterior
church at Georgetown.
Mrs. Sebe Green, of Sixth street
left last night for Arlington. XIV. III
response TO a message telling Of the
serious accident that befell her moth
err Mrs Henderson, yesterday. The
latter, while walking about her home
slipped and fell fracturing a thigr
bone She Is quite aged and it i.
reared that her hurt may result ser
! ously.
Mr.. Howley. representative of tn,
! wen known Gunther Candy Manufac
ing company of Chicago, was her,
Yesterday calling on his usual trad,
with his extensive line Of samples fo
the holiday trade which are consider
:. ed the finest on the road. His line o
fancy candy boxes, baskets, etc. ar,
/ indeed beauties. Mr. Howiey onl
makes the large cities and will de
!. part today tor Memphis.