The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-10-30

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manages the interests OF Oscar r
Tainm at 1amms, She was accom-
panied home by her sister, Mis-
Leota and another little girl.
| Mrs. Thomas r. Greene of Al;
Eighth street, returned Saturday
afternoon from Milburn, Ky, where
she was call2d by the serious illness
OF her daughter, Mrs, Girls Cate, who
mas visited in this city on mum
efons occasions. She left Mrs
late In much improved condition
Mrs. Z. Gruenwald and daughter,
| Miss lIenrietta who have resided
at 3t2 Seventh street for a number
OF years, have removed to 414
Eleventh street, the cottage formerly
occupied by Mrs. Clara May who
now resides with her son. Lee ].
May in his new house at ST. Ninth
street
Mrs. George Wilson Of 5l3 Cen
Ter street, remains IN practically
the same condition at ST Mary's in
urinary. following a second serious
surgical operation which she I'M
derwent a few days ago Her sis
tor. Mrs William Green. of Golden
has been at her bed side for the
past two weeks.
M ] Vidoyich departed early yes
terday morning for st, Louis, Mo. |
where he accepted position and
VIII remain there few months be- /
fore returning to his home in Calves 7.
ton. Tex, where he will play pre-
fessional ball next year Mr. Vido-
yich played on the Cairo team the
first part Of the season,
Miss Rose Ketterer, of Charleston,
Mo, is the guest of Miss Fannie
French of 424 Thirty-fourth street.
Miss ketter was formerly book
keeper of the Home Telephone Co.
and when student at Browns Bust
less College won the first prize for
,ennmanship offered by that chain
If schools in Illinois.
Comfy Supt of Schools Mrs. Fan
~ p. Hacker returned Saturday
rom visitation of rural schools
rear Willard and Beech Ridge, Mrs.
iacker will visit some more of the
chools next week and continue in
he same line Of her work until sh
lss visited all Of the schools. IN
ity and country, Of the county.
Wallace Hudson, who has been
ssisting temporarily behind the
esk at the Halliday Hotel, during
he absence from the city of Clerks
'lande Parker and Tom Glass, re-
urned Saturday afternoon to his
Iome in Baldwell, Ky, where he
viii probably accept position for i
he winter Mr. Hudson was a few
ears ago chief clerk at the hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. E. j. Boyer, former
esidents of Cairo. who have been
ne guests OF Mr.. and Mrs, John
. Brown Of 426 Twenty-fourth
treet. en- route from Indiana points,
where they have been visiting, de-
arted Saturday afternoon for their
ONE in Blytheville. Ark. They de-
lare they could see many improve
lents in the city since the time they
esided here, number of years ago
e. W. Gillespie of Olive Branch is
pending few days in this city on
BUSINESS in his capacity as surveyor
( Alexander county. Mr.. Gillespie
primo pal of the school at Olive
'ranch and has taken an active in
crest in educational circles for
ONE time. His wife, who teaches
he primary department OF the same
chool. Joined her husband here
saturday.
Mr. and Mrs l.. d. Stoltz of $40
'wIalfth street, left yesterday for
'inkstaff, H., where they will make
heir home in the future. Mr..
totz has purch ased an interest in
general store there and will devote
is time to that business. While
ere the past few years he has been
ecretary for the president and also
director in the cairo & Thebes raj!
Dad. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Stoltz
ave been active workers In the
first Presbyterian Church and have
many friends in the city to regret
heir departure.
Household Medicine That Gives.
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