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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-09-09
A Surprise Party.

| II - .
Mr.. John Fleming, the local miller
and feed dealer, was the honor guest
at aisurprisc birthday dinner yester.
day at his home in the Fifth ward,
the event having been arranged by his
wife in. honor OF the thlrty.seventh
anniversary of his birth. The event
was an entire surprise to the host who
found the guests assembled on re.
turning home at noon. An elegant
dinner was served, covers being ana
for the following: Mr.. and Mrs. B. D.
Fleming, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Minor
Flcming, Mr.. and Mrs. Coleman Flem-
Ing, Mr.. and Mrs, Forest Fleming, Mr..
and Mrs. Brooks Fleming, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arch Fleming. Mr.. and Mrs. Har.
ry Fleming, Mrs. Clarence L. Smith,
Mrs, p. w Eyerhart and daughter,
Miss Fred, Mrs. Curry, Mrs. Charles
Blllingslca, Miss Mary Lowe, Miss
Laura Lowe, Mr.. Joseph McIntirc, Joe
Fleming, Jr., Miss Carrie Wagner,
Mrs. Shafer and children.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-09-09
MADE: A lit.
THE Man Of Her cholceu Pleacd
Audience at Grand.

- y o.
The Earle Stock company deserves
great credit for the excellence and
variety Of tho plays 1t has produced
this week. THE Maniof Her Choice
last night having proved as successful
and popular us the four that proceed.
ed 1T. Tonight til company will play
a more than ordinarily interesting
dramadzatioh OF Mrs. southworth's
puopulnr American novel. "lshmacl.9
Tho book is almost a household
word so widely has itebeen read and
is probably as popular.as any work of
this generation; the dramatizatlon fol,
lowing colscly, as it does, the dia.
logue and situations of the novel, Is
sure 10 be popular.
The play is featured as the dress
bill Of the company's rebcrtory anG
will offer an opportunity to display
tho best SCENERY and costumings.
At the matinee tomorrow afternoon
"a Bachelors House.Keeper," d three
act farce comedy OF screamingly fun
ny lines aud situations viii be pre-,
scented. ii. ft5tti3. H.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-09-09
GRAND CHAPTER
ORDER OF THE EASTERN STAB
MEETS IN WHEELING NEXT
MONTH. 10

Beginning on Tuesday, October 4th,
and continuing for three days, the
grand chapter Of the Order Of the
Eastern Star, an auxiliary to the Ma
sonic organization, will be held in
Wheeling this year, and the men,
bcrs of the Wheeling chapters are
now busy making arrangements for
the entertainment Of the delegates
and guests, who will attend from the
various chapters throughout the State.
Every possible arrangement will be
made to show the visitors a good
time during the period they remain in
Wheeling, and in addition to the pro-
gramme that will be prepared for the
general entertainment OF the dele.
gates there Will probably be quite d
number of private social affairs.
The sessions of the grand chapter
win be held in chambers at the Scot.
fish Rite Cathedral on Thirteenth
street. and will be OF deeply i'm.
pressive nature. Over 500 delegates
and visitors from the different parts,
OF the State are expected to attend
the sessions. One of the features
OF the session will be the grand ban.
'quet to be given at the Cathedral on
the night of the closing of the chap.
ter. 33S
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-09-09

said The man who thouBht he might
20 better 4 eehie other store when
his Niic gont him 10 yilse'a. H1s q;
penence taught lin dl1ernt and he
Is now one Of our best cusiomcrs.
You win IND that you can't compete
with our high grade foods At any
lower cost tlsen you viii mud here.
We give you the piirest and best
choice teas. colIees; dairy products
and meats at the lowest prices com.
'mensurate with honest business deal.
tlgsa t m. WIsE,s.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-09-09
TRY ARMY AERoPLANEs.

PARIS, Sept. 9.-Aeroplancs and
airships will take part in this years
grand maneuvers OF the French army
which commenced to-day in the re.
glon between Douen and Amiena. The
operations will colb lnue nine days and
are under the direction of the gener.
alissimo, Gen. Themeau. Gen. Mitchell,
Of the Army Council, is acting as
chief umpire. y !.
The troops engaged to-day are the
Second Army Corps under the COM
mand OF Gen. Picquart and the Third
Army Corps under Gen. Meunier, to-
gether with three battalions OF chas.
seurs. the Paris Zouave regiments,
the Fifth Colonial Brigade and the
First and Third cavalry divisions. !,
Tho composition Of the two army
corps engaged is on the basis OF thir.
ty battalions Of infantry and thirty
battalions of artillery to each CORDS.
Every appliance OF modern scientific
warfare will be employed, and tho
aeroplahes will be used in scouting
and housekeeping tactics.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-09-09

SOC TILL AFTER. ELECTION.
The Daily West Vlralnian will be
mailed to any new subscriber tin Nov.
1oA 1910, for fifty cents.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-09-09
The Thre Cherry
Pits, or ''The
Veterans Honor

"A Vitagraph picture which rs with
out questiongone Of the most dramatic
5torfcs In. French history, and one Of
the srandst portrayals ever made in,
motion pictures. ~
! A romantic story Of an old Napcle-r
ontc veteran who carried tho cross of,
the eLgion Of Honor and who had an
intense belief IN the obligations that IL
conferred upon him, is told with most
Impressive earnestncss in this film
After showing clearly the old vet.
GRAMS character we see him ina cafe,
where three young blades make sport
of him, one hitting him with. n cherry.
pit on the arm, another on the ear,
and the third over the heart. The
Joke becomes stern realitysa few days.
later When the old soldier, the mosl
expert duellst in Franco, challenges
The iokcrs. wounding one In the arm
and another in the chr, In return for
tho cherry pits with which they had
struck him in those exact spots. The
feelings of the third young man, who
had hit the duelist over the heart, may
be imagined as his turn to fight up.
proaches. But sickness intoryenes,
tho trio are called to tho veterans
bedside and in return for their con.
trite and respectful bearing he for \
gives the third insult, declaring that
his honor does not require tho need.
less taking Of human life. He dics
with his decoration IN his hand. Tho
film, besides being a strong ono. is a
decided novelty.
Song, by GERTRUDE LESLIE.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-09-09
CADETS SHOULD
GETAPP0MTMENFS
WILL SAVE MONEY BY SECURING
|, THEM FROM BOARD OR 2l
LEGISLATURE.

M0RGANT0WN, Sept. 9.-The men
OF the state who are coming to the
university this fall and who. enter the
preparatory school OF the freshman
class are reminded TO get their ap.
pointments for cadetships at once.
There should be no trouble in getting
an appointment as there arc enough
and TO spare. Those students who
do not get appointments will have to
enlist in the military department the
same MS those who. have them and
they will be required to make a de.
post Of SIG for their uniform. Those
who have an appointment will be
furnished with a uniform, will have
their fees paid, viii get SIS worth OF
books a year, and Will get all their
stationery. X n q
Appointments can be secured from
any member OF the Board OF Regents
or from member Of the legislature.
The following Is the list of the Board
|of3rcgents:i ]. b. Finley, Parkorshurg:
G.. s. Laidley. Charleston; NJ. q!
Tough, Fairmont.. G. A. Northeott.
Huntington; NJ. 2. shawkey. Charles.
ton. II SCI 81 X 8 2 : u,
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On September is.

The corn roast and dance which
was to have been given at Traction
Park on the evening of August 81 by
committee OF young men of the
city has been scheduled again for the
evening Of Thursday, September Is.
The corn roast win take place in the
ear:y ypart Of the evening and dancing
viii be enjoyed later. Splendid music
VIII be engaged for the occasion.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-09-09
Alumni Association ORGANIZED,

Through the efforts of Miss Rose
McGraw, at Roscmont, the beautiful
summer home OF her brother, Col.
John T. McGruw, tho Grafton Branch
of the Alumni Association of the Mt.
Dechantal Academy, Of near Wheel,
ing. was organized on August IS. and
Miss McGraw was honored by being
chosen first president Of tho new or:
In attendance there were a mum.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-09-09

Der of the Alumnp from the different
summer hotels in Deer Park, Mt. Lake
Park, and Oakland. After the or.
ganization was effected tea was served
and thoroughly pleasant timo was
enjoyed by the students of Mt. De
Chantcl, who discussed events and
renewed fond memories of their days
at their Alma Mater.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-09-09
Return to School.

Miss Martha Hutchinson will leave
next week for Philadelphia where she
will enter Notre Dame College where
she had been student for the past
two years. She will be accompanied
by her sister, Miss Florence, who will
enter. Notre Dame this year. Miss
Irene Hutchinson will spend the win.
ter at her home in this city.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-09-09
Returned from MOTORING Trip.

Judge and Mrs. w. s. Raymond and
daughters, Misses Maria, Mildred, Mar.
TIM and Frances aud son. Paul, return
ed yesterday from ten days auto
trtpito Baltimore and Washington and
through the Shenandoah valley Of
Virginia.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-09-09

A handsome new cara 1911 Pack.
ard, which was recently purchased
BY Mr.. John r. Bennett, has arrived
inGthe city and was put to use yes,
terday- Mr. Bennett's old Packard
has been turned in to the manurac.
ttIrcrs.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-09-09
DAUGHTERS OF REBEkAH.
OF Marion, mononsalia and Taylor
Met at Morsantown.

& 81 r 90 3 " . q
The Daughters Of Rcbclsah of this
district, including the three counties
of Mohongalia, Marion and Taylor.
held district meeting under the aus
piccs of Harmony Lodge ut Morgan.
town Wednesday. The meeting was
tho most successful in the history Of
tho district in many respects. The
meeting came to cloe after II o.
clock last night.
The daughters of the district as
sembled in the lodge room ut 2 o.
clock The afternoon was giyn to
the TRANSACTION of business, and prov
cd one of the most profitable and sue.
cessful ever held.
The unwritten work OF the order
was exemplifled in a perfect manner:
by Mrs. Mary cutrnnce, of Clarks-
burg, past commander of the Nation
al assembly. Grafton was selected
us the next meeting place and the
date is set for December Is, 1910.
To. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. delay
Is to avoid vacancy at the boarding
taEANW kExNk AL al = isl = o. - o. ) . ... 3 -
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Dance at Downs.

\ dance atiDowns this evening Civ.
en- by a number OF young people Of
that place will attract number of
visitors from Fairmont. They will
leave here on the eight o'clock car
and return to midnight.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-09-09
a NAV SONG.
Al. H. Wilson's Newest Song Success
eMya Queen or oreams.r

t.Mv ouecn, AZ .nrenms,, "a the tItle
of n new SONG which viii be hoard
for The first fine in .tbis ctiys WHOM
All. II Wilson TIM German diaiect
comedinn visits nd Win his dainty
musical NAV entitled .,aMeiz in Ire.
land" With each sncceeJinr ev;sit
Mr., Wilson's nonularity with slocai
mhs,c lovers incrcnses md Tho rei
mindor' ~ h,s latest yisItl "a salwnys
nresent In tho notnra n Sone ar more
iunef,,l songs Last season ii was
.I,oye TGonshts. which caught tho
no,Iar fancy.I Jndr;nc from ,ntesi
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-09-09
EELL DOWN STAIRS.

Getty Travis, messenger boy for the
Western Union Telegraph company,
fell Down the stairs OF the Hall build
Ing this afternoon. The boy was bad.
y bruised up but no homes were bro
ken. = I!
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-07
Notes of the Day.

The members OF the X. NJ. X. L. In
full nocturnal attire paraded the
streets of the city last night headed
by the X. NJ. X. G. band I'm order -
advertise the fact that today all the
receipts for fares on the street cas-
are to be placed in the charity fund.
N. Sander viii devote the entire
day from O'clock this morning until
u o'clock midnight looking after
running of the street cars. He is the
only man who will have anything u
say about how the, cars should be
run.
1t has been suggested that the
owners of the hundred or more auto
mobiles in Cairo give tae;r machine
rest for today and assist in the goo
work of providing FUNDS for sweet
charity"
Anybody found walking today fur
tiher than one block will be fined *
unless he Gan prove that he can no
reach his destination by using 1
street car.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-07
OPERA HOUSE TO Open
Maxwei-Hall Stock Co. viii Begin
Weeks Engagement Next Sunday
In "A Jealous Wife,

Beginning next Sunday night the
Maxwell-Hall Stock company Will iii
a weeks engagement at the Cairo
opera house with mat:nees Wednes-
day, Thursday and Friday. This COM
pany comes to Cairo presenting new
faces. new plays, new vaudeville .fea-
lures and new ideas in general.
The opening play Sunday night
will be "A Jealous Wife" which Will
be followed by Belle of Virginia.
THE Cowboys Sweetheart" THE
Poison Mystery" Lost on the Pact
fic," The Golden West" Secrets OF
the Palace Playing the Rosary
Camille" and The Lady Of Lyons"
The night prices viii be 10, 20, 80
and few seats at soc; and the mai
nee prices will be 10 and 20 cents.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-07
THIEF INTERRUPTED
HAD PILED UP LOT or GROCER.
les m n. BLoMS STORE
LATTER APPEARED.
MIR. Blooms Called For Police But was
Told None Were Avaiabe--No
Interest Shown BY De-
partment.

A burglar entered the grocery
store of H. Bloms, seventh street
and Washington avenue, yesterday
morning by placing long board from
the ground to The window OF the
second story and climbing UP to ii.
The window IL usually left open TO-
allow ventilation.
Mr.. Blooms, whose. residence az
joins the store In the rear, got up as
usual at $50 O'Clock yesterday
morning He opened his store and
started to place cnange in the money
drawer. He always takes the money
out OF the drawer on leaving at night.
He found that the drawer had been
tempered with and in looking about
the absence OF goods from a shelf.
Later he discovered a delivery bask-
ley al the foot OF the stairs filled with
the missing goods, box Of cigars, a
| caddy Of Star tobacco and a box OF
lsmoking tobacco The burglar ~ha |
evidently become frightened away On
hearing Mr.. Bloms moving about on
his porch previous to mis- opening tie
store.
Mr. Bloms was alone in the store
ami as II was still dark, he did not
feel safe In climbing the stairs by
himself to 90 after the burglar wnc
ne thought was hiding in the stock
room urstairs, so he telephoned tc
police headquarters for assistance
He says he was told there was nc
officer at nand. He called up agar
later but no policeman was sightet
and Mr.. Bloms says Up to last nigh
no one from police headquarters ha,
made an appearance to find out VIVA
had happened at ais place.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-07
YOUNG LADIES WILL COLLECT
FARES ON STREET CARS TO-
DAY FOR GOOD CAUSE.
Receipts on All Cars, From a. m.
to II p. m, Go to n. M. X. c.
Charity Furd--LaGies
in Charge.

X. NJ X. G. JOY riders Will nave
full sway today for today is the day
OF all days when every man, woman
and caild'in the city should take al
vantage OF the chance to make d
nickle do double duty, buy a ride and
help the poor
| At o'clock this morning the fun
begins and 1t is hoped the cars will
he well patronized from ;aat nour uu.
I'll III O'Clock at night-1T hours. II
the people are generous and Cato
people are known to oe so the ~
iceipts for the day all OF which goes
TO the X. NJ. X G. charity FUND viii
run up into hundreds OF dollars.
All fares today VIII be cash fares
and the young lady conductors witt
not refuse To accept more than the
regular fare III presented.
| Mrs. Andrew Lohr who has charge
of the days work will be assisted by
/, Mrs, Cora Cotter. They will have
taeir headquarters at the office OF the
Traction Co. at t293 Washington avs
nue. and issue their orders from tiiis
,plaee,
The ladies who have been appoint
ed sub-chairmen have selected assist
ants and all will collect fares during
the hours assigned them.
The young ladies taking out the
first cars this morning at O'Clock
will have to get up early in order to
get their breakfast and meet the
eight cars of the two lines at Thirty
fourth street. Following are the sub
thairmen
Miss Maude Sutherland, a. m. TO
u a, m.
Mrs. S. Lee, II a. m, to p. m.
Mrs Weldon, G pm 10 1880 p. m.
Mrs. G. Kafer, a. m. to 3 a. m. ~
Miss Belle Cunningham, 3 d. m. to
III a, nj.
Miss Myrtle Bambrick, II a. m. 20
I6 y. M.
Mrs. Thos. Cant, p. m, to 1889
tp. m.
Miss Helen Lewis, 6 a. m. to IL
a. m.
Miss Mary Huette, Il a. m. to 6 p
m.
Miss Emma Kleb, p. m. to 1870
Mrs. Mccarthy 6 a. III. 10 G p. m
Miss Florence Carey. p. M. 10
ff.9l
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-07
TESTING Her Love.

"What," she asked, with fervor,
team do. Horace. to prove that love
you with all my heart:"
Their honeymoon was waning. and
he replied without emotion to her APP
peal
YOU might give me back all the
foolish letters have written yon. 50
that ! might have he satisfaction OF
destroying them
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-07

Oars nuthin' lax faith" said
Brother Williams. Il once prayed a
fat turkey off a high roost but de
sheriff took him fun me ez | wuz
gwine home ter cook him.. an wuz
took ter Jail"
why didn't you pray your way out
of jail!" some one asked.
81 would "a done it," was the reply.
but didn't want Providence ter
know wuz In no SIGH placed"
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-07

! She. You know Clara was ambitious
TO have career.
Mamma = And matrimony interferes
with career
She Yes, but she made up her mind
that she doesn't want any career that
matrmony interferes with. -Fuck.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-07
Broken Arm.

Martin Woodford Bannister, little
son of Mr. ami Mrs. w. d. Banuister,
1 pf Huntley. Montana, formerly OF
y cairo, IL suffering from a broken arm.
Il received from fall. 1t was broEcI
near the elbow, and although not very
serious, still 1t Is very painful.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-07

The Shelton Piano Co ARE arrang-
ing to nut on special sale on ac.
count Of being overstocked with
sheet music AMI pianos. Tn an.
nouncement will tie made in The Bull
letin tomorrow.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-07

Danville. Among the number who
left for DanviIle in answer to the
summons were Dewitt C. Nellis,
George w. Moore and Frank Fits
gerald.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-07

The ladies OF the Presbyterian
church will hold a Sun Shine Social
Friday afternoon, Sept. 9th at the
residence of Judge and Mrs w. n.
Butler. There will be Fancy Word
sale and Delicatessen in connection
The public Is invited
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-07
New Hiuh School Pupi;s.

All pupils entering the high school
for the first time should meet Prfh-
cipal Midkiff at the high school be-
tween the hours Of 10 and II o'clock
this morning, for enrolment.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-07
ttis Early Love Affair.

May wonder why Reggie never
married.
Jack He had a love affair when
quite young aud never got over 1t.
May Who was the object of his af-
fectionst
Jack Himself
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-07

Miss Genevieve Bird viii take Mrs
b, r. Thistlewood class in music
with studio at The Frances. Pupils dc.
string to study call home phone SS7 K
Miss Bird is a graduate Of Emil Leib-
ling and Il. r. Kroeger schools, "A
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-07
Second Excursion.

The r. A. Club will give their SEE
ond moonlight excursion next Monday
S@evening. The excursionists will be
entertained by Jack Foreman, jim
Hull and by several others
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-07
Second Locomotive.

The second locomotive for con
struction work on the Cairo e.
Thebes railroad has arrived and will
be used on this end Of the line. The
engine is an L. & N. No. 6.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-07
fWATcH FOR TT.

Read The Bulletin tomorrow morn
ing for our special offer on saeo
music and pianos. 1t should interes
everybody.
SHELTON PIANO co.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-07
Boy Born.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Williams, of Az
Eleventh street, are the proud par.
ents Of an eleven pound boy, bora
Sunday morning.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-07

Father Hines OF Grand Chain mas
charge of st. Joseph's parish during
the absence of Father Gillen who is
at Montreal, Canada.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-07
Married Yesterday.

Miss Mable l., Mefford and Mr.. Ed
ward r. Bartling, both OF ITerre
Haute, Ind, were married yesterday
afternoon BY Rev. VIM. L. Burger,
pastor OF he Lutheran church, az the
residence of Mrs. Robert Welch, Of
HOG Walnut street, at O'clock.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-07
SAVE YOUR TREES.

From Caterpillar Invasion. We nave
a preparation easily applied. For in.
formation call on or phone Ray l..
Hosmer & Co. Both phones.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-07
NoTlcEl

There will be a meeting of the
knights of Columbus tonight at st.
Joseph's Hall. at s O'Clock sharp. Bus
mess Of Importance.
DIR. ]. T. McNANUS, G. X.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-07

l
Mr.. and> Mrs. Bernard Simpson o
! Fourth street have returned from
/, Kansas City where they fave been fol
lseyeral weeks.
Miss Allie Chambers, one of the
teachers Of the graded schools, has
returned from her vacation which she
spent in ST. Louis,
Walter Koppleman. who mas been
the guest of his brother, w, H. kop-
pleman, returned to his home in Bal
timore, Md, yesterday
Mrs John A. Summons and aaugh-
ter, Miss Stella Shields, have return.
ed from two weeks visit with rela-
tiyes at Louisville, Ky.
Misses Mary Butler and Catherine
Wing have returned from Cobdon
where they nave been attending a
house party for the past week.
Miss Belle Jeffrey Of Little Rick,
Ark, who has been the guest Of Mrs
|C r, Abel for the past three weeks
returned to her home yesterday.
Misses Rosalind and Roberta Rob
erts have as their guest Miss Gather.
inc Richards Of Peoria, ILL.,, who ar
rived last evening and viii remain a
week or more
Dr. ana Mrs, j. H. Davis and Dr.
M. c. Clarke and family have moved
into tneir new home on Seventh
street between Washington avenue
and Walnut street.
Miss Elizabeth Smith. teacher of
lrawing and nistory in the nisn
school, has returned from Charleston
Mo- where she has spent the summer
vita relatives and friends.
Miss Mayme Cusnman, who has
been in Louisville, KY. for several
months. viii arrive to visit he
father. II. A. Cushman aud daughter,
Miss Catherine, OF st. Mary's Place
West, today
Paul and Jessie Tichnor of Calvert
citg Ky, were guests yesterday Of
their cousin G. w, Hurley, of Fourth
street They are en- route to Clinton.
KY where they will enter the col
lege there.
Mrs, john T Rennie and son Ros
well. will leave today for St Louis.
From there they will go to their
nome in Los Angelese. Cal They
have been spending the sumner with
relatives in this city.
A. d. Turner and son Arthur. re-
turned yesterday from Michigan
where Arthur has been spending the
summer on a farm Mr. Turner mas
Eeen away for several weeks visiting
with his family. who will remain
north for longer visit.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-07
CITY NEWS in BRIEF
Licensed to Wed.

Edward T. Bartling and Miss
Mable L. Mofford, both of Terre
Haute, Ind
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-07
Goinn "a nanxiile,

number Of Cairo people have
been subpoenaed as witnesses before
the United States district court at