The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-26
!. SOCIAL oAND personal y

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Guy Hurt left yesterday for In
dianapolis, Ind, to reside WITH his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. " NJ, Hurt.
VIII Bankson OF the New York
Store, left last evening for Chicago
and other northern Illinois points.
Mrs. C. w. Downs OF Ullin, is Wis
iting her husband who is III at St
Mays Infrmary. Mr.. Downs is inn
proving.
Mrs. George Wilson who has been
confined to her home on Center
street by illness for the past two
weeks is improving.
Haynes McFadden OF Cincinnati,
| representing the Central Banker, a
banking journal, is here to atteid
the state convention
Mrs. VIM. Dandy, of Detroit. Mich,
is i'll with typhoid fever at the home
of qer parents, Mr.. and Mrs ". b,
Casey Of Union street.
y. b. Tolson or the Mobile x Ohio
,afJ.,. ~ yaoErnn .*npu w-ac IN
Cairo yesterday on bus ness, as was
Thos. Quinn, t'ainmaster or the
road.
Chas. Graham, secretary and treas
urer Of the z. C. Graham Co., of Pa
'lducah. spent Yesterday In the city.
His firm is a large handler of to-
hacco.
Mesiames T. NJ. Meyers, w, II
Stubblefeld, and w. L. Carol. Of
Sikeston, were here esterday after
non shopping at several of the re-
tail stores.
Mrs. Mary Bernstein who has been
touring England arrived in New
York Sunday on the White Star Line
steamer Baltic. She will visit there
for a while before returning to Cairo.
Alexander DalsheimeT. manager
of che American Steam Laundry, has
been joined by his wife and two
boys. They will spend the fall and
winfer in Cairo, having apartments
at tie Marion hotel.
j. A. Lewis, cashier of the Ma
~tional Bank OF Commerce. OF st.
Louis. and George r. Taker, assist
ant cashier of tnes same bank, are
here 10 attend the meeting OF the
Illinois Bankers Association.
Mr.. and Mrs, Carol Moore 0
Benton, Ill.,, will arrive tn morning
Ito attend the Bankers meeting.
While in the city they will be the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs, J. F. Rob
erts OF T%nirty-fourth and Washing.
ton ayenue.
DR.. and Mrs, J. J. Jennelle will re-
turn from Seattle. Wash. tomorrow.
Mrs. J%ennelle spent the summer
there with her son, and daughter,
and tneir families. Dr.. Jennelle
went out several weeks ago to &C.
company Mrs. Jennelle home.
Mr.. and Mrs, o. 7. Jones of Sum
ner, H.. arrived in Cairo last even
ing. tc attend the Bankers meeting
Mrs. Jones is a sister OF Rev. A. S
Buchanan, of the Presbyterian
church. They will be ugests of Rev
and Mrs. Buchanan during their sta,
in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs, r. L. Moore an.
daughter, Miss Maiorie, and Mr.. an.
Mrs. Clyde H~ornbuckle, went TO New
Burnside, H., Yesterday afternoon
being called there by the death 0
Mrs, S. A, Scott Of that place. Mrl
Scott is the mother Of Mrs. Moor
} and grandmother Of Mr.. Horl
buckle,
Mrs. Hodges, widow OF Ihe lat
S John Hodges left yesterday with he
son sot Fort Morgan, Colorado. Mrs
Hodges had intended making he
home at the Marion for the winter
e but the physician who has been a
tending her young son, advised he
10 go to Colorado, The lad ha
throat trouble.
d j. a, Hughes and wife Of Barlow
Ky, spent yesterday in the city, tn
guests of G. w. Hurley of Fourt
n street and Washington avenuc. The
o nave been sojourrinE at Denye
Colo.. and other western points f
several weeks. Mr. Hughes is
a brothei-in-law OF Mi. Hurley. He
l. agent Of the Illinois Central ra.
road at Barlow.