The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-19
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April 10. 1905.

O5Cdf hdIFdheF OF bdlCOlD, WAS
business visitor hers Wednesday,
F Fl. lombard made a business
trip to Golden Monday.
NJ +. Rushing of Anna, was here or
usiness Thursday.
Henry Karraker Jr, was in Cairo on
BUSINESS Friday
Mr., and Mrs. John Moury of Cy-
lress were here Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs, /. j. Dodd spent Sun.
day in Cairo.
DR. Royal Of villa Ridge, made Il
professional visit here Monday.
Miss Sadie Dlllow went to Ullin
riends.
Wednesday for a short visit with
]. l.. Brown OF Peach Orchard, Ark
vas here Wednesday meeting old
fiends and acquaintance.
Mrs. J. A. Dillow and son, Russell.
ere visitors in Cairo Thursday and
Friday
MISS Ida McLane Of Jonesboro, was
% guest Of Mrs. T. N, Henley Thurs
day.
.eo. W. Coughanowr went to Car
male Friday for a short visit with
relatives.
Mss Sarah stephens Of ST. Louis,
as the guest Of her brother, NJ. ].
stephens Thursday.
Mrs H. 4. DiIlow was the guest OF
Alatlyes in Anna Saturday and Sun
lay.
mrs. Corbett OF Anna, attended tho
neral cf Chas Corbett here Sunday.
Miss Lizzie Rivcs Of Pulaski, was
le guest Of b. RiFes and family here
sunday
Miss Fora Bankston of Anna. was
70 que Of Mrs, Simon Alden Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs ]. Gillette returned to
lelr homo in Ullin Sunday, after
lert soiourn with her mother, Mrs
rs. Allen, here
Frank Richardson went to Belknap
fednesday for an extended visit
III his mother.
The first strawberries OF the sea
IN were received BY r. A. Fisher
fednesday. They were Of the Klon. |
he variety from Amite La.
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Bryant of ST |
Quiz, arrived Wednesday for short
sit with her mother, Mrs. T. A. sa
riet
MI and Mrs. Geo. Fink of near Mill
reek, were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
: G. EaInhart Wednesday,
Moses Halshauser Of Mill Greek
as the guest If his brother. Alfred
'ashcusey, several days the latter
art of the week.
FertUs and Leo Dillow ana Gordon
ieisenheimer attended the commence
2ent exercises at Alto Pass Thurs
ay evening.
Mrs. T N. Karraker who has beer
be guest of her parents. Mr.. aud Mrs
:. j. Dillow here, departed Friday for
short visit with her sister, Mrs. w
}. Brown, al Jonesboro.
O. O. Woodland went Il Mounds Fri
ay where he will erect a business
ouse In which he will conduct gro.
cry store. He will move his family
here soon.
Mrs. Aequilla Kuykendall of 81
outs, arrived Friday for two weeks
ist with her mother, Mrs. Joe PLY
ler.
Rev George W. James of East St
2uls, preached Friday and Sunday
fenings at the Congregational church.
is az able and earnest speaker.
Mrs, JrlIa Jones returned to her y
lmo in 81. Louis Sunday, after an OK.
nded visit with her sister. Mrs. A. &c
cGowen, here
Miss Lulu Dale who has been AT. r
nding Browns business college at :
entralia, came home Saturday for an I.
tended visit with relatives.
Died. Saturday, April 18th. at 1880
m, al his home in Dongola after a
lgeEinS illness. Cha3. CoTbett aged
years, 3 months and 20 days. The
ceased had been suffering for near.
year with consumption. =
He was an active member in the :
'ptist church Ct this place. He
ives a wife and three children, two 7
Us and girl. besides many friends !
mourn his loss. :
He was beneficiary member of !
ngoia camp, No c433 of the 81. w. !.
A.. under iln auspices OF which The I
neral va held The ramp together .
IN many Weodteen from the Min :
eek and Nftang camps met at their .
Y at L m, and marched 10 the resi- :
ace from which they escorted lhe !
mains To TIE Bsptisi church. where F.
! funeral services were conducted
Elder H. n Karraker. !
he remains accompanied by The I
'odnen and many friends. were con.
ed to the Union cemetery. where Z
Modern Woodmen funeral cere
ny was performed. The bereaved !