The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-14

Her mother will return later.
II. l.. Dye has returned from trip
west He visited Reno, Nevada, and
witnessed the Jeffries-Johnson fight.
Herbert Halliday is i'll at the home
of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. II.
Halliday of Twenty-eighth street.
/ Dr. j. b. Hibbitts and family have
moved from Center street and Wash.
ington avenue to the Farrow apart
ments.
| Fred Hodges, of Hodges Park.spcnt
yesterda v in the city. He came to
Cairo to nave his automobile put in
| repair.
| Mrs. John A. Miller and daughter,
Miss Minnie leave the latter part of
this week for rip through Yellow
stone Park.
| Miss Jeanette Preetorius, of Jop-
lpa, ILL.,, will arrive today to be the
guest OF Miss Miriam Clendenen, OF
Center street.
Judge w. w. Barr, Of Carbonate,
was in the city yesterday on business.
Judge Barr Is district attorney for
the Illinois Central railroad.
4 j. r. Porterfield, who Is superin-
ltendent of the st, Louis division OF
1.-THE Illinois Central railroad. was in
tCairo yesterday on business.
4 Misses White and Rollins. Of Wick
life, and their guest Miss Dupoyster,
Of Jackson, Tenn, were guests OF
Miss Locille Pinney yesterday.
Clinton C. Terrell, who has been
ill at the home Of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. G. c. Terrell, of ST. Mary's
Place West, is able to be out again
John b. Greaney, Of the New YORK
Store Mercantile Co. has returned
from Hot Springs where he has been
soiourning for his health dsr several
weeks.
Mrs Lee, of 22S Eighteenth street
and daughter Blossom. have gone to
various points in northern Illinois to
visit relatives and sister and brotn-
or.
Miss Ernestine Berkowitz, who has
been visiting relatives in st. Louis
was accompanied home by her cous
q ms, Misses Helen and Corinne Pup
kin, of st. Louis.
s. General Manager Fo'ey, of the Hi
nois Central railroad, passed through
Cairo in his private car yesterday
y He came from the south and wa
tEUlu5 w SHiEdGos
Mrs. w NJ Reynolds, of Dallas
Texas, is in the city visiting her sis
:. ter, Mrs. r. Jackson, of Thirty-fourtl
street. She will visit relatives il
Paducah before returning to he
home
y Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. cunningham
and daughters Rose and Catherin
and Mrs. Rose McGauley left yeste
day for Mantou, Colorado, wher
- they will spend the remainder Of tn
summer.
:. r. McWiliams, commerce. al ager
;" for the Iron Mountain railroad, a
companied by his wife. goes to s
Louis today to attend a meeting {
ny the passenger and traffic men of Il
oh Missouri Pacific system.
Mr.. thinner one of the propreto
'et Of the Grand Chain FIGURING Mi
iss was in the city yesterday selling b
customers, The thinner Bros,
Waterloo, Ill, are the men WHO 7
las Gently purchased the Grand Cha
u MILL
MIR. and Mrs. Thos. r. Cotter ID
rip yesterday for a tour OF the we
Gle They will be gone several weeks Wis
ing st. Louis, Missoula, Mont, a.
Seattle, Wash Near the latter pla
vas Mr.. Cotter IS interested with sever
OF other Cairoites In large fruit far
John a, Reeves, for many years
ma res dent OF Cairo is in the city.
w. has long resided at Dcatur.
Reeves was at one time a promlnt
politician of Cairo and held the
is flee OF circuit clerk. lie now no
red the office OF members OF the ST
board of equalization