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The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-19
Hawaiian Volcano Active.
Publishers. Press.I

Honolulu, &c. lS.-Advices from
Hawaii island say the volcano Kila-
uea. one of the most active craters in
the world. is in eruption. Three cones
have been thrown up in lava lake
TO height of $50 feet. At night the
glare from the volcano can be seen
for miles. It is the first time in three
years that the crater has been so ac-
tive and tourists are fiocking there
from all points.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-19
ARE IMPROVING QUARRY
Reinheiner Bros, at New Paris Have
More Business Than They Can
Conveniently Handle.

New Paris. Dec. IS, (Spl)-The
Reinheimer Brothers have shut down
work at their stone quarry for few
weeks while installing a new boiler
engine and crusher. all of a larger
size than the ones now in use. The
present output is about ten carloads
d day and their orders are demand
ing at least thirty carloads daily a
pew ledge of rock will also be opened
Eov future use
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-19
FEEL THE XMAS. TRADE
EFFECT AT POSTOFFICE
Foreign Packages Have Been Furn-
'shinu Bulk of Business But Now
the Local Mail is Getting Very
Heavy-Extra Help.

The local postoffice is beginning to
seel the effects of the heavier Christ
mas traffic. Foreign packages have
furnished the largest bulk of the
Christmas business up to the present
time, but packages are now being
sent to the more distant points in
he United States. The heavy local
business win not begin until the lat
ter part of this week.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-19
LAST WEEK AT EARL HAM
WORK DRAWS TO A CLOSE
Past Term Has Been Very Successful
in Attendance, Order and Quality
Of Work Done-Winter Term Opens
January 2.

This week closes the fall term at
EarIham College. Examinations be
gin today. The term has been a very
successful one both In attendance
and in the quality OF work done.
The winter term opens January ?.
DR.. Lyons of the city will deliver the
opening chapel address to the stu
dents.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-19
VIM Watt Very Sick.

New Paris. o., Dec. Is. (Spl.) .)-wil-
liam Watt. one of the best known and
wealth.est citizens is very sick at lis
home on the National Road, about two
miles south of this place.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-19
Public Is Postponed.

Whitewater, Dec. IS, (Spl)-The
Senior public entertainment which
was to take place at Laurel Hall
Saturday evening has been postponed.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-19

Mr. and Mrs. j. ". Mcdonald Jf
South 9th street. have returned from
a visit with Mr.. McDonald's mother in
Ellwood. and also friends in kokomo.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-19
Weather Prophet.

OHIO e. INDIANA-Fair Wed
nesday and Thursday; slow
Iy rising temperature; fresh
south winds.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-19
Circulation Statement.

Yesterdays circulation mark
ed another record for the Pal
ladium's circulation for a per-
iod of four months. Since Sep
tember 18th just 1887 new sub
scribers have been added and
more new ones are still coming
in at a steady pace. The
steady and healthful circula-
tion gain for the Palladium
with each passing day is a re-
minder of a prophecy which
appeared In these columns
some time ago, to the effect
that by April first of 1907 the
Palladium would have the larg-
est circulation of any newspa-
per published in Richmond or
Wayne county. That predic-
tion is coming true.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-19

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The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-27
Building a Easter Boat.

When Capt. Howard built he large
ine sidewheel City of Louisville, he
built the fastest steamboat on the
Ohio river When Capt. Jim Howard.
r. built the auto pleasure boat
Laura Jean he built craft even faster
than the City OF Louisville, for she
passed her under way and passed the
fast City of Cincinnati. Now Capt jim
Howard Is building another auto mo-
torbcat somewhat smaller in size than
The Laura Jean and she viii have
more power consequently be much
faster than either The City of Louis
Vile or the Laura lean. The new boat
will be ready for a trial trip IN a few
weeks. and it is believed she will be-
the fastest boat OF her class in this
country. Capt Howard is confident
he will wips out all previous record.
IN the Ohio for speed
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-27
OFFICER CAUGHT
Locked in House BY lrate Negro
Whose Personal Property He had
Attached For Debt.

A little excitement was caused on
Twenty-fourth street near CONNER
cial avenue, last evening when Con
stable l.. II. Myers invaded the home
of William Walker. well known
negro. TO serve a writ of attachment
on a piece OF furniture, for a debt
Walker did not like the proceedings
and made some ugly talk which drew
an audience Ct score or more. He
locked the officer in the house and
defied any one to force the door open
Constable Myers was not to be foiled:
he calmly took a chair and sat down
by an open window. and smiled al the
angry negro. who soon cooled down
and made terms Chief Egan heard
Of the matter and drove mp there bu
found all quiet and left the constable
ma ter of the situation.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-27
PROTEST IS MADE
Citizens Signing Paper Asking Relief
From Disorderly Saloon on
Commercial Avenue.

A petition is beng signed by a num-
Der of people Ia business or residing
on lower Commercial avenue, asking
that steps be taken by the city au-
ihcrities for the better regulation of
the Pink" saloon. negro dive 10
Gated just below Sixth street on the
westerly side Of the avenue. This IS
motor ously an offensive place, and the
worst feature about if is said to be
that a gang of worthless negroes near
ly always loiter abou the sidewalk at
The door Young people employed in
the Marx Denison Dry Goods house
are said to be the principal complain
ants, as they are compelled to pass
there daily in going TO and from their
place of business, and to hear all
manner of vulgarity or be jostled by
the loafers about the place.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-27
BOY WAS DROWNED
Clothing Found Near Coal Dump Re
cognized BY Grandmother of
Their Owner.

The clothes found on the river
bank near the coal dump Wednesday,
"a recorded 10 yesterdays Bulletin.
we're identified Yesterday By an old
negro woman named Quinn, residing
al Twentythird and Poplar streets.
She says they belonged to her grand
son. Fred Douglas. a lad ahou. 10
years old. She says the hoy LEFT
home without anv special destination
and she can only guess what became
OF him. or course she believes ne
was drowned. Efforts were made by
some to recover the body but were
unsuccessful. There is little or no
current in the river a. this point and
IL is believed the body sunk near
there and viii appear in due course Of
time
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-27
Took a Hay Ride.

A party of Cairo young people took
hay ride to Mound City last even
ing and after arriving there held a
dance Refreshments were served az
terward at an ice cream parlor.
Those participating were Misses
Lille Myers. Mary LoOney. Lydia
Hediger, Clara Hadiger. Ella Bolam.
Julia Kahn, Blanche Baber. Jessie
Baber Mabel Valdez. Annie Wilbur,
Maud Stout: Messrs. Morton Yale,
Harry Grimes. George Craigcr. John
Moore, Richard ODonnell. Frank
Yarhrough. Earl Wood. Sam Sleigel,
Boz VanArsdale. Edwin Meyers. Ben
Blum, Byron Cornell. Hugh Cunley
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-27
PUSHING AHEAD.
ORGANIZATION OF CAIRO CON.
TRACING g. DREDGING COM.
PANY MAKING PROGRESS.
Meeting Will Be Held Next Tuesday
Night to Take Final Steps
For Securing a
Charter.

AT a public meeting held last night
al the rooms Of the Commercial Club
the promoters OF the Cairo Contract
ing a. Dredging Company voted to
call meeting of all stockholders for
next Tuesday night at the same
place. to perfect the organization At
that meeting the organization com
mttee will take matters in hand and
the company VII be given corporate
being as quickly as possible. In the
meantime tho. who may wish to be
come stockholders should notify
Messrs. Magee or Galligan. Several
subscriptions were added 10 the list
last night and details Of the plan and
Of the machinery were discussed.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-27
Attended A Picnic.

The Uniform Rank of Sycamore
Camp Woodmen Of the World of this
city went 10 Brewers Lake near
Birds Point. Mo- yesterday TO atten z
a picnic and barbecue given by the
Woodmen Camp of that place BY in
vitation the Rank gave a fine exhibit
ton Of drill work these being given
the use Of The dancing pavilion on
which 10 drill. A large crowd al.
tended The picnic. good order was
maintained and everyone had an en-
ioyable time
The picnic grounds are beautifully
located on a high knoll on the shores
Of Brewers Lake.
The local camp uf Woodmen re-.
ceiyed the shipment ~ uniforms only
Yesterday which were 10 have arrived
here about July Ist In time for the
celebration and public drin on the
Fourth at St Mary's Park. Owing IN
the fact hat the shipment did not Ar.
rive In time the Uniform Rank was
Obliged 10 postp-ne he drU they
had advertised
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-27
DEFECTIVE WALKS
Acting Mayor Says No Reason to Be
leve That Contractors Are Pur-
posely Doing Poor Work.

Acting Mayor Koehler and Alder
man Meehan. who inspected a piece
of newly built cement walk on TWEEN
ty-seventh street Wednesday evening,
found some defects which will require
the reconstruction OF some portions of
the walk One or two soft spots We're
found. and in places the concrete
dressing was not up to the required
thickness. But Mayor Koeher said 10
a Bulletin representative yesterday
that there was no Justification for any
charge of design in this condition ON
the part Of the contractors He said
contractors have gone over their work
in a number of places and rebuilt sec
tions Of walks wherever defects were
found. In this instance the same would
he done.
Contractor Fraser said last evening
that walks had been built under diff
culties lately because of the frequent
rains, and slight defects were easily
accounted for by this He said Port
land cement was used for all the
walks. sometimes the Universal"
other brands
/.
Acting Mayor KOehier suggests that
hereafter all ordinances for the build
ing of walks shall provide for a guar,
antee OF one year.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-27
Yesterdays River Forecasts.

The Ohio at Evansville VIII con
tinua rising during the next ? TO "a
hours. will fan Friday, From NJ Yer
non to Cairo. will continue rising dur
'ng the next Sc hours
The Tennessee at Florence. VIII
commence falling tonight or Friday
morning At John-onville will rise
slightly tonight and Friday
The Mississippi from Chester to
Cairo vii continue falling.
w. Z. BARRON.
Official Temporarily in Charge.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-27
Notice. Contractorsi

Sealed proposals will be received by
the building committee cf the Alcxan
der Club. al the Office of H. 5 Candce
No. 6t7 Ohio street. Cairo. H. until
II O'Clock noon. August Gth. 1900. FOR
the erection and construction OF a
club building in said city. according q
revised plans and specifications. which
may be seen al the office Of C. Kue
ener. architect Cairo. M
Separate bids will be received for
the general construction. for the heat
ing and for the plumbing
The committee reserves the right
TO reject any and all bids
II. s. CANDEE.
Chairman Building Committee.
july -. 1896
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-27
Run Down BY a Steamer.

Little more could be learned yester-
day regarding the reported drowning
of three house boat people in the
Mississippi as stated in yesterdays
Bulletin. Word came that the steamer
John s. Summers. belonging to Capt.
Bennett. ran down a boat with three
people in it, or in VIII CHI three people
had been seen; but details or clues 10
the identity of The occupants were not
available.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-27
THE WEATHER
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

The bulletin issued by the Z. s. de-
partment of agriculture under date OF
july % gives Cairo daily deficiency
in temperature since March | of IA
degrees, and a seasonal deficiency in
precipitation of So inches.
The maximum temperature in Cairo
yesterday was "a; the minimum was
"a; at 7 p. m. it was "A. A trace of
rain fell in the evening otherwise the
day was fair. Rain was reported from
eleven points in yesterdays bulletin,
the heaviest, i4S inches at Okalona.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-27
viii Build at Mounds.

Frank j. Fitzgerald Is to have a
TWO story brick business house and
fats erected at Mounds. to cost $4,000.
Architect Kusener has drawn the
plans. All will be ready for bids in
few days
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-27
Trnliex Mas Down.

Repairs on the trolley wire at TWEEN
tieth and Commercial last evening
stopped the street cars for half an
hour. Cars stood at various points
along the lines with people bound for
home. but all got home in time forI
supper
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-27
STRIKERS WIN OUT.

Linton. Ind. July 2G.-The strike at
the New Summit mine where over 200
men have been idle for six weeks wa
settled today and the mine will resume
at once The company decided to re.
move slate a. demanded by the men.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-27
Forecasts for oday.

Cairo and vicinity-Generally fair.
IlIinois-Qssued at Chicago)-Gen.
orally fair, preceded by thunderstorms
In north portion.
Kentucky and Tennessee ISSUED
at Louisyille) -Kentueky-Generally
fair
Partly cloudy warmer
west portion.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-27
IN SOCIETY
Surprised Their Host.

Miss Alice Hulen gave surprise
party Wednesday evening compliment
airy TO her brother Henry James.
The guests were: Evangel ne Scott.
Clara Heilig. Ivan McNulty. Effie
Frazer Hattie White Anna Smith
Alice Hulen. Ora Decker. Sallie Thre'-
keld, Roy Baird, Roy DezOnia. Fred
Piersoll Ernest Blanchard, Everett
Heilig Henry Hulen, Joe McNulty,
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-27
IN THE CITY COURT
Memphis Money Lender Arrested for
Violating Illinois LaW-Number
of Arrests Broken.

In the city court yesterday Magis
trate Ross assessed fines amounting
10 100000 against thrtenn offenders
who were arraigned before him for
various petty offenses About $50 Of
this was paid
The case of John Ship and Walter
Noonan who engaged in shooting
affray on lower Commercial avenue
Wednes day evening, was continued
till Monday.
J. II Kelley. Of Memphis, who con
ducts money lending agency here,
was arrested yesterday on complaint
of J. w Quinn, charging that Kelly
sued him in Memphis on a note pay
able in Illinois, which is Enable
offense under the laws of Illinois. This
case will be heard at O'Clock this
afternoon.
George Howard. a steamboa man
was arrested by Chief Egan for a
nameless ofense. He will have hear
lHS luudI. II "dS utoCOftltu III tire
act by two men, in a wo0dshed in the
lower part of the city
The highest record in the number
Of arrests made in a single month,
which was 309 in the month of May,
will be left far in the shade this
The 900 for the entire month |
Of May was passed for this month |
yesterday afternoon and last night it |
had been showed under" There is |
reason to believe that the record will |
20 close to 400 this month, if it does
not pass that figure.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-27
FATHER CHARLES APPOINTED

Dunkirk. y. y july "a cable.
gram from The vatican saws Rev.
Father Charles. rector Cf The Pas
sionist Monastery church at Pittsburr
Pa. had been appointed provincial Of
the western section " Passioni-ts
The new prOvinciais headquarters
viii be in St louis.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-27
cHAs. X. WHITAKER DEAD

Clinton Mo. July 26.- Charles II.
Whitaker Sr. editor Of the Clinton
Democrat and for fifty years a promi-
nent newspaper man in Missouri and
Illinois is dead. aged ~ years. He was
a member of the Illinois legislature in
1877.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-27
Newcs. Heating System.

The heating apparatus for John
Lattner's house and bakery will be Of
the one-pipe, low gravity steam sys-
TEN, one of the newest and best meth
DDS of heating. John 0 Shea has the
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-27
m LOVING EMBRACE
Were the Bodies Of Youth and His
Sweetheart Taken From River.

Philadelphia. Pa. July 26-Disap.
pointed because their parents would
not permit Them to marry. Gustsve
Kathke. ls. and Ella Miller. -. com
mitted suicide together some time
Tuesday night by jumping into the
Delaware river. Tonight their bodies.
clssped in each Other's arms. came To
The surface and were taken from the
fiver b. the police.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-27
ION THE RIVERS
Local and General Notes.

Local and General Notes.
The Peters Lee is coming up from
Memphis to go on the ways at Mount
City for general overhauling.
| The Ferd Herold will leave Mem
phis at noon today for Cairo and st
/ Louis,
Upper Ohio river men are quoted
as saying that there will be no low
water this summer.
The Ohio river surveying party
which Is working toward Cairo. Is now
below Howells The rise in the river
does not yet interfere with the work
and viii not do so till /, reaches sew
eral feet higher than II is now
Pilots Dan Varble and Jim White
are here from Louisville.
The rivers continue to rsa at a
few points above Cairo. but indica
tions are that they will be falling
again very shortly Evansville is the
only Ohio river point above Paducah
hat showed a rise yesterday
The river marked 21.0 feet on the
Cairo gauge at p. m. yesterday,
showing a rise of "a in q hours. One
year ago it marked 26,3 feet
The City of Saltillo came out from
Riverto0 yesterday bound for ST
Louis. She barely touched here.
The H. M Carter passed down to
New Orleans yesterday from Jeffer-
sonville, where she had been under,
going repairs.
The John A Wood went to st Louis
with an empty barge.
The Charlotte BoeckIer went south
with an empty barge.
The Wash Honshell brought
barge of logs fer the Singer Company
The Dick Fowler was in aud out
N time yesterday from and 10 Padu |
'ah.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-27

Seasonable
Entertainments
n and =
Suggestions
for Social
Functions
By EDITH A. BROWN
ocisty Editor Of the Chicago Record Herald.

Mythology Gives US Flower ard a
Sentiment for Every Day in the
Week-How Ideas May Be Carried
Out in Centerpieces and Place Cards
Each Day Has Its Dominating
Deity.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-27

The hTst statue of Queen Aieasnfra
on English soil will Boo erected IN the
grounds ~ the London hospital. g.
rnmmemora the r7mp'etion # abe TO-
building operations. which have cos.
Lf5rf The SCULPTOR -i1 he Gerrz-
wade. anf thc siafre. ut.cb will be ~
hnnsl. uii DO cl lerri. size. % vii
e1r Al sen aat of fhi5 sum -fEJ
~ 1e-n s-a.er.LeI already by the
r1muHfre tl= ataT 1al fev person
al fffcrCs
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-27

The Mobile and Ohio viii have an
excursion into Caro- from 81. louis
Sunday. July 29fh. The train T. dno
from ST Louis at & a. m and retIn-
ing will leave Cairo at $50 p. m.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-27
Sun and Moon.
Mashinnton Forecast.

Washington, July 26.-Illinois-Fair
Friday: warmer in the south. Satur-
day, partly cloudy, probable showers
and cooler. fresh southwest winds
becoming variable.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-27
Woodmen Nj eet.

Sycamore Camp, No. IS, Woodmen
of the World. meet at Saffords hall
in regular session tonight. There are
several candidates fsr initiation.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-27
MASON vs.. hopkins.

Peoria H. July s6-Ex Senator
William Z. Mason in an interview to
day announced himself a. candidst.
10 succeed Senator HOPKINS.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-27
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Birth OF a Dauqhter.

Born, to Mr. and Mrs. H. c. Haner,
of $500 Washington avenue, daugh-
ter weighing nine pounds.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-27

Bulletin ads pay- ASH snJ msr-
chant that has used It's columns during
e ragi vssr.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-27
PURELY PERSONAL

David S. Lansden went to Evans
vile yesterday on professional bust
ness.
Albert Goodin, of Charleston. Mo,
transacted business in the city yes
terday.
Miss Stella Scovile will leave today
for Chicago to visit relatives for sew
eral weeks.
Mrs Miles Hewlett and daughters,
of Charleston, Mo, we're in the city
shopping yesterday.
Miss Alice Wenger has returned
from visit at Waterloo la, as the
guest of Miss Weis
Mrs. Eudora Ashley has returned
from two weeks visit at Oron. Mo.
with relatives and friends of her
childhood
Mrs. John ID. Ladd and Miss LYDIA
Redman have left South Haven,
Mich. and are sojourning at Benton
Harbor. Mich.
L. Sondheimer has gone TO Chi.
cago after stay here of week, look.
ing after the interests of the Z. Sond.
heimer Lumber company.
Mrs. Harry Brisbin and daughter.
Edna, of Centralia, H., are guests OF
Mrs. George ]. Becker and Mrs. (
Charles Twinam of Tenth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. z. Thomas nee |
Moray are in Atlantic City n. j.. on l
their wedding trip. They win return
next week and will reside on Thirty I
fourth street
Messrs Reed Green and Herman I
c. Schulz expect to leave next week |
for a sojoun at Dixon Springs. They |
will be accompanied and chaperoned I
by Frederick Haas.
Robert Holderby is here on a visit /
to his parents Mr. and Mrs. A. Hol |
derby Mr.. Holderby is employed as /
physical instructor al the Illinois Tn. I
iversity at Jacksonville. III.
Thos. Mcfarland has returned from
his trip TO Yellowstone Park. Mrs. /
Mcfarland and daughter remained in I
Chicago for a visit with relatives and 4
friends. They had fine time in the
Nations great park
Mrs. X. A. Given of Memphis
Tenn. arrived yesterday to visit her
parents. DR. and Mrs. J. ]. Jennelle.
Mr. and Mrs. Given have decided 10
locate in Seattle. Wash. and will leave
for their new home next Tuesday.
d.. A. A. Bondurant. sons I.onnie
and Simpson and daughter Iona. re-
turned yesterday from Charleston.
Mo. where they went Wednesday in
the doctors automobile They were
accompanied home by Master Al.
pheus Bondurant Of Charleston. who
+
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-27
NOTICE.

The K. NJ. K. c. will give grand
outing for members only on Sunday,
August s. at lindenesu. on Cache. De-
tails will be furnished later.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-27

To have your advertisement read
by the greatest number Of people y
must sppss- u Tss Bulletin.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-27
GENEROUS PEOPLE
Learning That Young Woman Was
Afflicted and Without Means
They Contribute Literally.

\ young woman who was in the
care of Health Officer Orr yesterday
had an agreeable experience at Cen
trail Union station. She had come here
from Missouri, being aided by friends
just enough to reach Cairo and wished
to reach her friends up the railroad
some distance She was afflicted with
a cancer in the face. which was giving
her much pain and coOuldnt earn a
living The officer bought a ticket for
her and some of the people on the
platform seeing him and his charge
made inquiry as 10 the circumstances.
In little while m1ney began to pour
into the young woman's hands: the
people gathered on the platform and
IN the train taken by the patient con
tributed very generously and gener-
ally. and the officer says the girl had
probably so before the train started.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-27

Another woman was not so fOrtu-
nate. She had come from Kentucky
where she had been employed. having
parted from her husband But when
her condition made work imposs'b Bile
he wa dismissed aac sent TO Cairo
for hospital care. The officer provided
her with transportation TO her rela-
tives.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-27

Miss Stella Scoville will leave today
for Chicago TO visit relatives for sew
eral weeks.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-27

Albert Goodin, of Charleston. Mo,
transacted business in the city yes
terday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-27

David s. Lansden went to Evans
vile yesterday on professional bust
ness.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-27

The Peters Lee is coming up from
Memphis to go on the ways at Mound
City for a general overhauling
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-27

Mrs Miles Hewlett and daughters,
of Charleston, Mo, we're in the city
shopping yesterday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-27

The Ferd Herod will leave Mem
phis al noon today for Cairo and st,
| ouic
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-27

Mrs. X. A. Given of Memphis.
Tenn. arrived yesterday to visit her
parents. DIR. and Mrs. ]. J. Jennelle
Mr.. and Mrs. Given have decided to
locate in Seattle. Wash. and will leave
for their new home next Tuesday.