The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-05-14

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Robert Harland, young man WHO
resides with relatives on upper MAR
sereet. fell to the floor at his home
at 6 O'Clock Wednesday, evening in an
unconcious state AT a late hour that
evening he regained consciousness and
! spoke. brt soon lapsed into coma
tose state again from which he hadn't
rallied at the latest report THURSDAY
evening
A. J. nougherty made a business
trip to Vienna Thursday.
! Mr.. and Mrs lEoyd and the latteF's
| mother. Mrs. Jas. Harding, OF Mounds
We're shopping in the city Thursday.
/! Miss Georgia Calvin, of Livings
! spent Thursday with Mrs. Carrie
/ Spence, on High street
| Miss Emma Fletcher, or Mounds
I was in the city Thursday few hours
on q shopping tour.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ince Of Cairo
! weae here Tuesday and Mrs. Ince
presented Mr.. Alva Smith beauti
fnl gold watch, bearing an inscription
/ On the inside Of the back cover in
recognition for Mr. Smiths brave acl
| when he saved Mr.. Ince from drown
ing in Sandy Slough last Sunday ain
account Of which appeared Ia oui
news this week.
Albert sserung, Of Portsmouth, o.
is visiting here with his friend Paul
Walker, of that city.
a party Of four gentlemen spent d
few hours in our city Thursday rep
resenting the Ripley Hardware Co.
Of Grafton. H., a company which
manufactures the Ripley motor
boats. The men were travelling In
one Of the company's boats which
wac a very neat and convenient
structure. They sped on up the river
after leaving port.
Mrs. Cal Hoag, Of Mounds, was
among the shoppers here Thursday.
Misses Clara Hartwck, of Nouns,
and Miss Olive Buckle Of Villa Ridge
and Antoinette Fischer, all of whom
proficiently taught in the Lowell
school the past winter, returned TO
their homes Thursday. Miss Cora
Victor, another teacher, will return
to her home at Grand Chain, Satlr-
day.
Capt, and Mrs. Bartleson, of Oini-
stedd, were the guests Of relatives
h@re Thursday.
VIM. N'e7bit, Of Blairsville, Pa. mr.
rived Tuesday to spend a few days
with his nephew, ]. P. Nesbit on
Third street. They were among a
large number of gentlemen from tais
city who whiled away several hours
Thursday fishing in Kentucky.
Jno. Jones and daughters, Mrs. Geo
Lambkln, and Miss Claytie Jones. of
Grand Chain, transacted business
here Thursday
Jas. Gamble. of Villa Ridge and j..
w. Gaunt of Grand Chain, were in
the city Thursday on business.
Claude Johnson, of Mounds, was
the guest of his mother. Mrs. ]. w.
Johnson, on Commercial evenue.
Thursday. He is expecting his wife
ard little daughter to return home
the last of the week from Biloxi.
Mss, where they have been sojourn-
ing the past few weeks.
Mrs. T. Rosenberger and daughters,
OF Grand Chain, We're in the city
shopping Thursday.
The members of the Lowell high
school very quietly prepared sur
prise for the Professor, Chas Harlan
and wife,and Principal, Miss May
Robertson in the basement of the
school building Thursday evening. To
say the guests OF honor were sur.
prised would be putting it mildly. a
delicious luncheon, consisting Of
sandwiches, salads, pickles, cake and
ice cream was enjoyed and a splendid
time was had by those present.
VIM. Keller, age 81 years, died at
the home OF his daughter, Mrs. i.
!. Kinney Thursday evening. Funer-
Al Arrangement will be made later.
Miss Kate Schuler sonducted al
examination at Grand Chain Friday.
Prof and Mrs, Chas. Harlan left
Frdday for Bloomington, Ind, where
me former will enter college for the |
summer term.
The funeral of Wna Koehler will
axe place at the Catholic church. !
The Rev. Father Mumhour viii con.
iuct the service The remains will |
,e Inferred at st. Mary,s cemetery