The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-02-12

Salem, H., after a pleasant visit with
his friend, T, E. Gillespie.
Mrs. L. f. McGee and son win. have
returned from a two months visit
with Ben. McGee and wife in Chicago
Wills health is no better, he being al
most helpless from paralysis and re-
curing the services of nurse who
accompanied them from Chicago.
Elder c. D. Jones on Cypress. visited
his sister, Mrs Hattie Perkins, this
week,
Alfred Hook and daughter Carrie,
have gone to Phoenix, Arizona, for a
few months sojourn for the benefit of
| the latter's health.
! Chas. Cotton has gone to Winches-
ter Tenn. TO join his father, who re-
moved to that city some time ago.
| Attorney David J. Cowan has estah.
| lished a law business in Peoria, Ill,
| with two prominent lawyers of that
| city and will reside there. He will
practice his profession in Vienna, at
tending the different sessions of cir
Gait court. having formed partner.
ship here with Attorney Chas. J. Huff
man.
The oil street lamps recently cree.
ted by the city council are a great i'm.
provement and highly appreciated by
the entire community.
Thos. Travis of Bloomfield, has pur-
chased the farm of G. H. Huffman,
north of town
Dick Morgan of Broohport. has
purchased the fine farm of j. w. ely
more, five miles southeast of Vienna,
and win move his family there as soon
as the weather will permit.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. Am
brose Carlton was buried Tuesday af
tenoon in Bethlehem cemetery, south
east of town.
Sergeant j. Kresky of the u. S. A
Recruiting Station, Paducah, KY, vii
be in Vienna Feb. 7, and 8. for thu
purpose of securing young men 70
/ military service. He will make hi
. headquarters at the post office.
! Mrs. Minnie Dryer has been nun
: bered among the sick the past fey
: days. There is no Improvement in tn,
condition of her mother, Mrs. Riley.
Mesdames w p Ross and Elme
Hail, are improving from a serious at
= tack of measles. The infant child 0
In LN,s IL,
9 noon.
F, NJ. Simpson returned Thursda
evening from weeks visit wit
. friends in Champaign.
y Miss Fannie Hogue very pleasant
entertained the Lotus Club on Frida
4 evening, Delicious refreshments wer
) served after the evenings .amusc
ments.
't The M. e. Aid Society met at tn
Us home of Mrs. Matte Cantwell o
Wednesday afternoon.
The Cheerful Workers of the Cor
gregational church met Friday afte
noon with Mrs. L. A. Williams.
Prof A. L. Whitenberg of Reeve,
vile, visited friends here Tuesday.
DR., and Mrs. James Woehe of Cairo
were guests of the family of hi
brother RoIman. Monday evening.
Mrs. P. w. Rose of Cypress. visite
her sister, Mrs. |. l.. Morgan, the frs
of this week.
Misses Madge and Anna Bost {
Il a 1lYnly ntt In
their nephew, Wayne Bost, on MOI
day
Messrs. Kelly and Quellnont G
Cairo, visited Vienna friends Wedne,
day evening.
Mrs, Fannie Jackson and son. job
b. Jackson, of Anna, have gone t
Long Beach La, to visit friends. The
will viist Hot Springs, Ark, on thei
lreturn trip.
H. M. Hilburn visited his son /
Cairo the first of the week
Prof. Issac Hook of Cairo, had bu
mess here last Saturday
d. Esco Walker had business in Ha
risDurg Tuesday.
c. c. Kelley of Tunnel Hill, was
business visitor here Tuesday.
w. A. Hogue has gone to Topeki
Kas., to accept a position in the stat
| hospital.
JEFF Gore Of Goreville. and r.
Carter of Cypress, had business her
| Monday.
r. F. McCabe OF New Burnside
transacted business in Vienna Satu
| day.
T. B. Powell Sr. returned Sunda
from few DAYS visit in Dongola, II
Walter Bateman of Grantsburg. ar
Walter Lowery of Tunnel Hill. Wei
| Vienna visitors Monday.
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