The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-17

Mrs ]. w. Hodge is III OF malarial
\ fever at her home, 1903 Washington
avenue.
/ Mr. and Mrs. c. w. Enel, Of Wash
ingion, Mo. are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
james Simpkns,
Miss Ollie Schntter has accepted n
position as booRkeeper for the Scud-
| der-Cale Wearen grocery company.
Joseph Goodman, senior substitute
at the postoffice has heen appointed
regular carrier in place of John Mace
Miss Ruth Boren will leave Wednes-
day for Little Rock, Ark. where she
viii follow her profession as a trained
nurse
Mrs Mary Torrey returned last
evening from Chicago where she
spent the SINNER with her son S, $.
Torfey.
Mrs. j. NJ, Davidge and Mrs. Hugh
b. Carr and daughter, Lucille, win
leave Wednesday for Chicago. for a
few weeks stay.
DR. " o. krohn, of the state board |
Of health inspectors, has gone To Mat |
toon TO ATTEND his father who is
seriously III.
Mr. and Mrs Clarence Oxman and
Mrs. Edward Kershaw Of GRANVILLE.
are in the city 10 attend the funeral
of Mrs. Agnes Martin.
Martin Creighton has resigned his
position With the Cairo Telephone
Louis Phillips has been APP.
pointed 10 fill his place
John F. Rector, Jr.. managing editor
Of The Bulletin. who has been ex
tremely Ill for several days, was
slightly better last night
Mrs. Jennie Boren, matron OF the
ehildren's home has resigned on ac-
count of poor health and will in few
lays return to her home in Olmstead |
Joseph Steagala will leave today for
french Lick Springs, for the benefit |
# mis- health. Mr. Steagala has been
xtemey weak since his severe ill.,
less.
Miss Grace Mabry. who has been
he guest of Miss Gertrude Ingram.
ias returned to Sedalia, Mo, where
he win resume her studies in a bust
less college.
A. H, Twente Of the postoffice force,
$ spending his vacation with relatives
It Olive Branch and Willard Miss J
bertha Brown is filling the place dur.
ng his absence.
John Mace has resigned as a letter d
'arrier and viii go to Nashville to at
end Vanderbilt University. He will I
II himself for the profession of medi q
Inc and surgery
Mr.. and Ms. J. +. Drewry of Fulton,
Ky. and Miss b. L. Drewry. of Green I
Ield Tenn. who have been visiting '
ir and Mrs w Fl Harris, returned Y
ONE last evening. c
Mrs Mary Wilson. Mrs Lo1n and
aughter. Miss Maud, are in Chicago.
iiss Loflin will attend the meeting OF
be state Federation of Women's clubs
! Joliet before her return a
DIR J. C. Sullivan left for Chicago Q
asst night to attend a meeting OF the o.
state Board of Health al the Great "
Northern hotel Al the meeting DR.. a
isan will make a report on the state b
n
Mrs. Rose Steinhouse has returned G
rom California, where she has been 81
listing. Her return was a surprise IL
her family, as they thought she in. r.
ended 10 remain on the coast for 81
niger period. q
son was born Sunday to Mrs y
red W Boede. Of 2035 Walnut street. >
y happy coincidence the child was "
orn. on the birthday. October 18th. Of u
Is father the late Fred w Boeda.
no died a short time ago.
The congregation of the Methodist
lurch are highly pleased with their to
ew pastor. Rev w. T Morris His tn
'rmons show a strongly devotional
brit. and should have the effect Of In
realty stimulating the religious life W
the church. 81
IN
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Garland Moul
u. of Chicago will leave soon for OF
1enos Ayres. South America where 70
ey will reside They will go via vi
ngland. Before departing Mrs. Moul- lie
n will visit her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
W. Schulz. - Cairo