The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-01-03

NEWS FROM OUR NElGHBoRs
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Gu business.
Miss Cora Victor who has spent the
Last two weeks with relatives at Ora
yette, Ark, and Muskogee, Okla, re,
tarued home Saturday after a most
fenjoyable trip. .
Glide Murphy was Mounds visitor
Friday evening,
| Mrs. Ida Windham of Springfield,
land Miss Eva Cameron of Cairo. spent
TUESDAY with Mrs. Adolph Murphy.
(, Miss Henrietta Mason was Cairo
shopper Saturday.
/ j. r. Harris, superintendent Of the
/ Metropolitan Life Insurance company
j has. Just, returned from business
Itrip to Metropolis, Brookport ana
other points
Another small confiagration caused
a number of our citizens to work man.
fully against the flames which had
suddenly made their appearance from
no apparent cause on the roof of the
Edna Furniture company building.
1.-THE men made short work of the
flames. The building is owned by
Geo Eichhorn and the upper story is
occupied by his family while the
Edna Furniture company have quar-
tiers on the lower floor
| DR. and Mrs. Hall Whitaker and
Nh. and Mrs. Robert Arnold and
daughter Christie May returned home
this week from Paducah where they
Ispent Christmas with relatives.
| Mrs. James Painter and children re,
turned home Friday after a two weeks
Visit with Mrs. Painters sister, Mrs
|Effie Rend'eman at Chaffee. Mo
| Misses Lucille Carroll and Minnie
Belle Field of Cairo We're the guests
Iof Miss Irma Belts on Main and Wal
|nut streets Saturday
| Mr.. and Mrs. Alva Smith have re
turned from a visit with the formers
parents at Odin during the holidays.
Mrs. W. 7, Parker and mother,
Mrs. ]. l., Brandt, were Mounds Wis.
Iitors Friday.
The Wisconsin Chair Co. of Port
Washington, Wis, very kindly re
membered the superintendent and
foremen of their plant in this city
this week. The gifts were beautiful
Erockers and arrived New Years Day,
Following are the recipients ]. A. Gro,
zier, L. ellsworth, w C. futile, VIM.
Bacci1us, Joseph Fullerton, Lawrence
Mulloney and Ed Miller.
Mrs, G. c. Arey and daughter, Vera
of Cairo We're in the city Saturday
Edwin Freeman who has a position
with the Ben Blum clothing store was
taken suddenly i'll Saturday afternoon
and was sent to his room at the St
Charles Hotel.
| Mr. Jesse Jones of Joppa, spent
saturday with Mrs. J w. Johnson ana
family on Commercial avenue.
| Winnie Hillerich had his left hand
severely injured on a saw recently al
! the Walker Veneer and Lumber com
ipany's plant, The hand is much bet
ter at this writing.
Mrs. Eliza Tarr and granddaughter.
Miss Earl Tarr returned home Saue
day after spending the holidays with
relatives at Grand Chain
| About six colored prisoners were
| brought TO this city Saturday from
It'llin where they had been plundering
Istores and residences recently.
| Miss Willie Harley of Poplar stree,
very pleasantly entertained number
lof her friends Friday evening. The
hours were spent in various games
aud much merry making and after .
lmost enjoyable evening the following
guests departed: Nina Williams, Reha
iRichardson and Otto and Thelma
bones of Cairo. Tina Quinn, Virginia
,Mozoly Nellie Harrison, James Moze.
ly, Wayne Johnson and Lewis Ken
nedy of this city
Miss Hazel Djllow Of Cairo. and
Miss Cleo Davis of Anna, were the
guests of Mrs. Hattie Murphy We'd
nesday.
MI. aud Mrs, Fred Culp were Cairo
shoppers Friday.
Miss Nina Williams of Cairo is Wis
iting her friend Miss Tina Quinn on
Fourth street this week.
W. III. 1.eidigh, VIM. Parker and
Mr.. Reister of Valley Recluse, We're
n the city Saturday on business.