The Cairo bulletin., 1910-04-06


/ yesterday.
Mrs. r, A, Hewitt is going to Mem
phis to visit her daughter, Mrs. FL
+ mer Smith.
1 Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Hood, of Charle9
: ton, Mo, We're visiting friends in the
5 lefty yesterday.
Il Mrs Rector, of Sixth and Walnut
streets leaves today for brief visit
in Vienna, III.
4 Mrs, Kelly, Of Oklahoma City
Oklahoma, is visiting Mrs. Wichert
of Eleventh street
| Simpson Bondurant, student at
Castle Heights. Lebanon, Mo, IL
home on his spring vacation.
Mrs, VIM. Gaunt and daughter Min
inie. have gone to Grand Chain for
Ia visit with relatives and friends.
Mrs Charles Edecker has been call
f, ed to Memphis BY the Illness of Mrs.
| Joe Edecker. her danghter-in-law.
Miss Eraehme. of Detroit, Mich,
neice of Mrs. w, A. KreDs, viii ar
| rive Thursday to visit her aunt.
]. Corzine, of Mound City. manager
of the Wisconsin Chair Factory, was
In the city on business yesterday.
Mrs. F. z. Aver. OF Eighth street.
'eave today for Webster Grove on al
visit 10 her sister, Mrs Kaufman
Mr.. E. Downee, Of the General
Electric Co, OF Chicago. will Spend a
few days in Cairo talking busine s.
Mr. John R. Weaver. of Mot nls,
was taken to st. Mary's Infirmary
We teriay for an operation upon her
throat
Mrs James Reed and son, OF Pa
dueah. are guests of the former
mother. Mrs. S. Barth. GU Thirty
sixth street.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ford, Of
Jackson, Tenn, sent tire day ystrlay
with Mrs. Jno. r. Ford, while en-
route to Hot Springs
MI, Paul Garriton, telegraph op.
orator at Central Union station. has
resigned to accept a chief night clerk |
ship with the Big Four
l. A. Mussman, commercial agent |
of the Big Four returned yesterday |
from St. Louis where he has been |
on business for his road
Mrs. f. A. Finch and daughter,
Miss Jessie. of Chicago. will arrive
Thursday to visit her son and family, |
Mr.. and Mr. N. D. Finch, on Fifth
street.
Strather Hopkins. located at
Owen boro, KY. the largest leaf to-
bacco market In the United States,
passed through Cairo yesterday on
his way to his home at Wickliffe
Mr.. and Mrs S. M Meyerhoff and |
Miss Rae, and Mr.. Charles Meyer
hoff, the bradegroom,to-be arrived
last night to be the guests of Mr. s.
Goodman and family till after the
wedding on April 10th.
Mr.. VIM Danver, of Mounds LETT
for his old home in Penn ylvania
Yesterday morning He was night
clerk at the Mounds hotel for the
past six months. He leaves behind |
many friends who will greatly miss
him.
Arthur Crider. of Metropolis, H.,
is to relieve Roy Bayler, tranafer
clerk at he Illinois Central station.
Mr.. Bayler is resignng HIS position
to spend q short time visiting at his |
home in Wayne City, ILL., Upon his
return he Will accept position in |
the railway mail service.
A special car from st. Louis on it's
way to Paducah stopped in Cairo for
a short time yesterday, bearing many
distinguished railroad men. Among
tho G aboard ware Supt. Cliff of Chi
cago and Gen. Supt. Ewing, OF Chica.
so, Gen Supt. McCabc, Of the I oris-
willie division anu Gen. Supt. McCourt
OF the Memphis division
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3 CENT FAIR PAYS.
Cleveland. April 5.--The three cent
street railroad fare. Of the Cleveland
Traction SN fem have not only nroy-