The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-07

MVsSis' iieIIHdn hdtA ana hOllo huie
most appetizing luncheon was
served, the menu being Blue Points
~ the shell, grape juice, club sand
} wiches and coffee, all dantiiy served
All went well until DR.. Woelhe took 3
generous dose OF tobasco sauce On
|. his oysters mistaking it for another
condiment and the result was quite
exciting for minute or two. The
next meeting will ne held at the resi-
dence of Hal N Calhoun on Fifth
street.
Mrs. l.. d. L. Pell Is very i'll at her
home on Twenty-seventh street.
Miss Mary Huette, of Park Place
West is visiting friend at Mound
City
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Altman will go
ITO Memphis to spend Sunday with
friends.
Mrs. S. P. Bennett and Mrs. w. J..
Johnston went to st. Louis yesterday
! to spend few days.
Donald II. Sawyer Of the Interurban
company left last night for Danville
ILL.,, where he is located.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. D. Cofield, of Ar.
cola, ILL.,, are guests of G. w. Buchan-
an and family Of Cross street.
Miss Iona Swoboda of West Tween
ty-eighth street has returned from
visit at Mounds and Mound City.
Capt. N. B. Thistlewood left yes
terday for a visit at Washington D.
c., and at the jamestown exposition.
S. A. Buchanan the well known
lumberman formerly of this city came
over from Sikeston on business this
week
Sister Amadeus and Sister Faro of
L,
Mary's at Notre Dame Ind, to re.
cuperate.
Miss Pearl Mulberry teacher Of do
nestle science in the Cairo High
school, will go to ST. Louis tonight
where she will visit the schools.
DIR. Harry F. Bennett who has been
the guest of his sister, Mrs. Leon r. |
Denison, of Twenty-seventh street re-
turned to his home in Litchfield yes
terday.
Miss Lelle Goodall of Marion. who |
has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. |
Orland S. Peabody of Elm street, |
went to Carbondale yesterday to visit
friends.
William White, who has been the
guest of his daughter, Mrs. ALI. T.
Haynes of Sixth street, for several
weeks has returned to his home in
Allegheny, Pa.
Superintendent Leonard Skinner of
he Cairo Electric & Traction lines is
confined to his home on Third street
with rheumatism Seamore Irwin,
on the Poplar street line is
substitute.
Frank Roche, son of ex-Sheriff
James Roche, who recently Joined
he U. S. Navy is expected home in
/ few days from New York City on
his furlough. He will remain here
tbout a month and on his return
will go to China on the cruise of the
iavy and will not return home for
our years.
Hon. and Mrs. George w. Smith,
arrived in the city last night from
Ninona, Mo-, where they were callel
~ the critical illness of the latter's
ather They are en- route to their
lome in Murphysboro and expect TO
cave in a few days for Washington
where Congressman Smith will enter
lpon his duties as representative of
his district.
w. p. Halliday is convalescent
Ifter a siege of inflammatory rheuma.
ism and left last night for Mt. Glenn
ms, Mich. to recuperate. DR.. W. F
his physician, accompanied
lin part of the way and he will be
oined at Mt. Clemens by his mother
drs. Eliza Halliday. who has been
making an extended sojourn at her
ummer home at Osteryille. Mass.
drs. W. p Halliday and children who
we're here with Mr. Halliday for sew
,ral weeks have returned to Memphis
where the children have entered
chool
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