The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-04

January 3. 1908.


Dr. Herbert Rice left Thursday for
Nation where he will spend three
weeks with relatives.
Mr. Ben Blum returned Thursday
from Paducah where he has spent
the past few days.
| Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Bolar of Ullin,
are here visiting relatives and friends
this week.
| Misses Clara and Agnes Westerman
entertained few friends at New
Years party Wednesday evening at
their home on Walnut and High
streets.
| A box party at the show occupied
the earlier part Of the evening. while
music furnished by Mr.. VIM. Wester-
man and members OF the party made
the remainder Of the eyning pass only
too quickly. Refreshments We're ser.
wed after which the crowd left for
their various homes wishing one an.
other good luck during the leap year.
Those present were Misses Catherine
McNeile, Leonora. Jessie and Bertha
Schuler, Mayme Sullivan and Gather.
/ inc Conley.
Miss Rose Kerlin Of Des Moines,
| Ia. left WednesdaytfOr Memphis after
spending few days with her brother
here
Messrs. John Culp and Jean Bryan
left Thursday for Henderson. Ky.
They have purchased stock in the Per
4 fpct PANTRY Cnmnanv
2 The new building of Chas. Brown is
receiving a coat Of paint.
Miss Olive Buckle is visiting rela-
tiyes at Villa Ridge this week
Miss Ida Johnson made a business
"trip to Mounds Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hoffman and
children are the guests of relatives
! In Cairo this week.
Mesdames Homer Garrett and VIM.
Montgomery left Thursday for Ullin
where they gave a recital Thursday
Ieyening with the assistance of Miss
Maud Wall who returned from Chica
go.
Miss Elsie Rodman spent several
days last week as the guest OF Mrs,
Wat Wright and Mrs Colwell at Am.
erica.
Mrs. John Culp left Thursday to
'spend few days with relatives in
Cairo.
Dow Sewers and Miss Martha Gul-
ley, aged eighteen and sixteen years
respectively, were united in marriage
at the court house Thursday Both
parties were from U1lin. They were
accompanied by the father of the
young lady and a guardian for the
young man who was appointed for the
purpose Of giving his consent to the
union.
Mr.. and Mrs. Met Quarles left |
Thursday for Kenton, Tenn, where
they will visit the formers relatives.
Mr.. Joe Martin has resigned his
position with the First State Bank.
Prof Trammel of Mounds has &C.
cepted the position of assistant cash
Ter, in the place recently vacated by
Joe s. Mertz, after resigning his place
as superintendent of public schools at
Mounds
Mrs. w. r.. Rodman who has been
quite i'll is improving.
Otto Blum of Sth Louis is the guest
If George Eichhorn and family here,
Mrs. w. W.. Hough entertained
number of friends at her home on
New Years Eve.
Miss Sarah Casey of Cairo spent 4
ew days this week with Miss Minnie
Boyd in this city.
Mr.. John Walker. Of 0lmsted. pass
ID through here Thursday Ell route
o visit relatives at Mounds.
VIM. Davidson of Grand Chain was 4
business caller here Thursday.
Mr.. Gus Reichert of Grand Chain, |
vas down on business Thursday a
Misses Flora Dougherty and Flora !
mel Hutchison were Cairo shoppers .
Mr.. Dave Stevers Of Grand Chain I
business here Thursday. !
w. II. Leidigh of America, was in Il
own Thursday. Il
Mr.. and Mrs. AL. Walker. who have
'een the guests of relatives at Ohm.
ted returned home Thursday
s. p. Williams who is visiting rela- n
ives at Brookport. ILL.,, has beel quite
Il while there and is unable to re- 1
urn. lc
E. c. Moss made a business trip to n
'alro Thursday. lc