The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-04-25

| JufleS lnd the result or the trouble
cannot be fully ascertained until any
complications which may develop
have done so.
p, T. Ragland of Metropolis was in
the city Friday on business.
l. n. Taylor of Villa Ridge trans
ac ed business here Friday Mr.. Tay'
| lor is erecting a new barn on his
farm as his old stable was blown
! down during one of the terrific wind
storms which prevailed early tbs
spring.
Mrs Barbara Clark aud family
who have resided on First street TIE
goods to East Cairo Friday and will
make that their home in the future
J. s. Miller visited his daughter,
Mrs NJ NJ Maddox nj St Marys In
Urinary Friday. He reuorts that SIC
is doing wen which will intere her
many friends in this city
j. r. Wharry of Charleston Mo
| salesman for tho p. r. Avery Mfg.
| Co. Cf Louisville was in the city
| Friday He says his firm is going t.
build more extensive plant as they
have outgrown their pres mt quar-
| ters.
Judge ]. D. Pristow. of Or a.
SPRINGS spent Friday with friends in
the city.
Mrs. George BLANK of Mounds, was
shopping here Friday
Surt Chas f. Armstrong, and
Engineer Haas of the Interurban road
aud Mr. TolIc. manager of the Halli-
day Fs ate, were in the city Friday.
A jolly crowd of girls met at the
home Ct the Misses Clara aud Agnes
Westcrman en- Walnut and High
streets Thursday evening for the pur-
pose of selecting a name for their
club and eleeting officers. The ap-
propriatc name Of "Chee Etas" was
adopted and Miss Rose Nrlroney
was made president. while Miss Az
nrs Wcsterman was elected secrc-
tary The ohiec+ Of the club is t.
rect Cncc a week and have n social
evening at the different homes Ct
the members After a short bus ness
meeting music became the feature of
the evening ami was Followed by a
delightful five course luncheon
which was highly enjoyed The mem.
bors of the club are; Misses Rose
Mulroney, Kathryn McNeile, Clara
Hartwick. Kathryn Conley, Cora Vic
tor, Edna Miller, Clara and Agnes
Westerman
Mr. Fred Fields Of Salt Lake CITY
is the guest of hiss friend Miss Agnes
Cahill on Fourth and west Man
street this week.
About seventy pupils are taking
the county examination at Lowell
high school this week.
w. r. Kennedy, Walter Kite.
Henry narragh and Stanley Capoo
were Kentucky fishers Friday.
Worth Healey. Of Mounds trans
acted business here Friday.
Some transgressors Of the law are
trying TO get in their work in the
city. Quo evening last week while
Miss Maude Murphy was in tn kit
chen at he homo of her sister, Mrs. |
Elmer Graham On High street. she
semel TO feel that some one was
watching her from a window which |
opened onto the rear perch. ITpCnI
scanning the blind which was down |
she could ortlinc the shadow of a |
In
raise the curtain whereupon she saw |
a coored man just outside the win
dow. He had been watching her
through n torn place in the blind. |
Her scro ans attracted the other oc-
supantS Of the house but the negro
fed having only his tracks in the |
mud through the back lot Thursday
evening of this week while Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Miller were seated in the
rear uarlor % their homo on First
end Poplar streets, Mrs MILF sud
denly noticed 4 Negroes face AT n win
low. She called her husbands atten-
ton to it and he vent in search of
the intruder but found no one ANA
seating himself again he also noticed
HE shadow Of man outlined on
lcnce Just outside tho window ami
lpOn Investigation he found the negro
,rouchng in an outside corner cf the
building. The w0uld-bc burglar ran
aud Mr. Miller chased him to some
nearby lumber piles but there lost
Ill trace of him.
Miss Blanche and Mr.. Joe MaIt'n
eft Friday to attend convenience
aYercis al Wicklffe
w. *. Raines, of Banlana, Ky, was
he guest of relatives here this week
A number Of persons will be hap
lied at the river Sunday afternoon.
Rev. X. F. Keller of the Bapts st
'hurch will conduct the service.