The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-04
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AUGUST 8. 1907.

Mrs. "A. II. Rogers, wife Of principal
Rogers Of Northwestern Military
academy of Highland Park, ILL.,, is the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs w. w. Hough.
| Virgie Childers, four years old,
drank concentrated I've Friday even
ling and was badly but not seriously
burned.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sweeney, CT
Cairo arrived Saturday morning to
spend q few days with relatives here.
Miss Gladys Moss who was visiting
relatives at Leyings fell while there
.iniuring herself so that she re-
turned bone Thursday,
G. n. Rainey and family have
moved from Third street to tfcir new
hone ca High street between First
street and Railroad avenue
G. N, CANT aud family left Friday
for an extensive tour through Can
ada,
Sam Bum, o. Mounds was III town
Friday
]. I. PARROT is on the sick list with
Mr.. ana Mrs. Jean Bryan lett Fri
gay to spend a few days II nalucah
IN quest Of d good horse.
Geo Il. Martin made a business trip
to Pulaski Friday.
Meslames Frank Handley and Geo /
Belts spent Friday in Cairo shopping. |
r. P. yesterday our circuit clerk /
has installed the latest improved No
Oliver typewriter in his office
Miss Pearl Parker, of America was
n town. Friday on business.
Ernest Hoser, of Mounds, who has
5een Quito sick, was in town Friday
a colored picnic crowd of Cairo
while coming through here Wednes-
lay evening came near having
erious accident when one of the
cams became frightened at a Big
our train and was turned into tree
when aferted the accident No one
vas hurt but the harness was torn to
ieees.
Mesdaniss James Curry and Geo.
iurphy Of Curry were in town on
asiness.
AIRS I'd Roach, Of Grand Chain
as shopping in town Friday.
Mrs. Mcbride, Of villa Ridge was !.
! town Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. r. r. yesterday gave !,
daaee Friday, evening at the Fire /,
ems haH III honor Of the sixteenth
irthday 81 their son, Floyd. Mrs.
la Martin presided at the piano !,
lille Mrs. Cora Ross assisted in serv-
e the guests. On entering the hall j
&c guests were presented with carna- !,
nns aud ferns, also program. Light r
Treatments were served in the way +
frappe and vanilla waters at any !
nc the dancers desired Those pres :
It we're Mesdames w IA. Dougt-i,
ty, John Cup, and O. L. partlett, /,
isscs Blanche Darragh, Minnie and :.
ste Boyd. artie Johnson Florence !,
ophiet Lurche Bartlett MarYI =,
ynn Edna and Frieda Miller, Allie "
tits, Mildred Jaccard. Florence Hile -
IA, Rose Mulrcney, Maud Wall and =.
airy Orerstreet all of this place;
isscs Laura Ciendenen and Tillie -,
aone CT Cairo and Miss Elsie Fow -,
of Mounds; Messrs. w. A. Dough :,
-y. John Culp. Joe Martin, Roy Con
H. Or Rice, Chris Keller, Ben Blum
tdUr Cup. Or. Sperne, Arthur
aGpre WIN DENLY, Paul Darragh
Freeman Fred Culp, Willie Perks,
le Tar. Walter Walker, Carl Par
r and Walter Schuler Floyd re- 60
we'd many valuable presents and
; occasion viii be remembered by
ny as one Of the most pleasant
~ have enjoyed. They departed ~ ~
their homes in the wee sina' "
IRIS Of the morning. -
Z. c. McGill who attended the Elks
vontion az Philadelphia and also 81
De a trip to the jamestown cxpcsi- n
j returned home Friday. q
has. Hoffar is spending a few lays n
% with his wife aud other relatives b
Hiss Rose Eich. Of Paducah, who q
visial Mrs. L. Arnold here, is
te SICK.
Hiss Elie fcw,er Of Mounds is the
st Of Hiss Kate Boyd