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

Moran-kennedy Dry Goods Co.
Surveyor Griffin of Olmstead,
cousin of Mrs. J. j. Rendleman o
1923 Washington avenue, and Sur
veyor Meyer of Mound City We're II
Cairo Saturday on a business trip.
L. B, Owen of Arlington, Ky
Democratic candidate, without OPP
position, for representative from Bal
o lard and Carlisle counties is in the
city.
eI Ralph W. Childress left yester.
|, day afternoon for Mcclure where he
Is engaged in teaching school Mr.
< Childress is also in the insurance
: business in Cairo.
Il, P. Morden. local manager Of
i. the Schafer Lumber Co., which has
: yards on Tenth street near the Mis-
sissppi levee. has returned from q
business trip to the South.
! Attorney James Lingle of Jones'
boro and A. Ney Sessions of Anna
were in the city yesterday afternoon
en- route to New Madrid. Mo, where
they are attorneys in law suit.
Tom n. Glass, night clerk at the
Halliday Hotel returned early Satur-
day morning from Trenton, Tenn,
his former home, where he has been
visiting relatives for a few days.
| Mrs. Jerry Mccarthy and daughter
Miss Mary and niece, Miss Margaret
Curran of 211 Fourth street return
ed yesterday afternoon from a few
days visit to relatives at ST. Louis. |
Phil Fitzgerald of Lake Village |
Ark, where he is engaged in the |
lumber business is in the city as
the guest of his mother, Mrs. Mary |
T. Fitzgerald of AS Walnut stree.
Charles b. Carruthers has re-
turned to his home in Centralia af-
ter visit to K. A. Smith, travelling
salesman for the Great Southern
Lumber Co, who resides at the Hal
liday,
Mrs NJ E. Spann of Vienna has
arrived to be the guest for few
days of Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Dewey |
Of 2492 Walnut street and Mr.. and
Mrs Rollo II. Spann of S2i Twenty
seventh street.
Mrs. F. L. Kern and daughter,
Miss Olive, of Denver. Colo, arrived
yesterday afternoon for a visit to
Mr.. and Mrs Leon E. Denison of
1901 Washington avenue, They have
been visiting in Litchfield.
Avin Wortsman, who is one of the
office employees of the Singer Manu-
featuring Co, left Saturday after
noon for Dongola, where he form
erly resided, to spend the week end
with his parents. who live there.
Miss Hazel Dillow and Miss Cuhl
Of Dongola were guests in the city
Saturday of Miss Ethel Barry of 706
Walnut street. Miss Dillow lived Ia
Cairo few years ago. at which time
Miss Cuhl visited here frequently
Miss Louis Phillips of New Mad ,
rid. Mo, arrived in the city Satur-
day afternoon to be the guest for a
few days of Miss Norma Pettis of
800 Eighth street. Miss Phillips
resided here for number of years.
Joseph Rendleman of Mountain |
Glen, in Union County, came to this
city Saturday on business trip, Mr.
Rendleman Is one of the oldest
section foremen both in point OF
service and age, on the Mobile ano
Ohio.
Mrs. George DeGelder, son, George
and daughter, Miss Alice, came to
Cairo Saturday afternoon in their
car from their home in Beech
Ridge and were the guests of friends
while here. They returned at
! light
Miss Frances Browner, who is one
of the teachers of the Mounds school
was the guest Saturday OF her aunt, r
Mrs. Margaret Fitzgerald of 5li
Thirty fourth street Miss Browne.
taught school few terms in THIS
county.
Mr.. and Mrs Bartie n Kelley
have returned from wedding trip
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