The Cairo bulletin., 1911-11-04

SQUIRE Horace A. Harmon who |
has been i'll at her home on Ninth
street for some time, is conyalescent
and it is not thought he will be con-
fined much longer
Misses Loretta and Frances
Browner Of villa Ridge have returned
home after a brief visit as the guests
OF Mrs. Augustine Fitzgerald OF "a
Thirty-fourth street,
Mr., Bailey, who has been confined
to his home for several days because
of illness, has sufficiently recovered
to resume his position at the Mobile
& Ohio freight depot.
e. w. Moore, superintendent o.
the Mobile & Ohio, with headquar-
tiers at Murphysboro, was here yes
terday as the guest Of B. n. King,
freight agent Of the line,
MIR. Cox and son Of Murphysboro
were In the city yesterday on bust
ness trip. M. Cox is a bridge con-
structor and was recent Democratic
candidate for the Legislature.
Mrs. J. B, Brewer and little
daughter, Miss Gwendolyne, of 1113|
Washington avenue. has returned
from two weeks visit to relatives
and friends at St Louis, Mo.
Miss Catherine Wing, of 2o36 Wal
nut street, who is taking post
graduate course at the Cairo High
School, has returned from a visit to-
her parents at Villa Ridge:
Mr., and Mrs. Elmer e. Comlngs
and daughters. Misses Enid and
Mignonne of S2S Seventh street. re,
turned yesterday evening from few
days visit to relatives of ST, Louis,
Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Boyd came
over from wicklitte, KY, yesterday
afternoon to do some shopping and
remained over night as the guest of
Mrs. A. B. Hale of Thirty-sixth
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. C.. X. Crandall and
children are removing to St. Louis,
Mo-, their future home Mr.. Crandali
was, UP to about year ago. book
keeper here for the Wood g. Bennett.
Grocery Go.
Mrs. Frank Cassiday of 316 Sixth
street has recovered from few days
illness. Mrs. Cassiday leaves soon
for New Madrid, Mo-, where she viii
spend several days as the guest OF, re-
latives. Mrs. Cassiday formerly re-
sided at Madrid.
Miss Della May Boaz and her
brother, Cuspen, were here Thursday
en- route from Wickliffe. KY, to New
York, leave that city next week for
Porto Rico where they will spend
the winter on sugar plantation,
which their uncle manages.
Mrs. w. L. Grinstead, Mrs. w. N.
Butler, Mrs. W. J. Johnston, Mrs. J.
F. Hickcox, Mrs. @. E. Beckwith. Mira.
Cora Cotter and Miss Mary Butler
have returned from Villa Ridge
where, they were the guests Of Mrs,
b. H. Wing, who formerly resided
here for a number Of years.
Mrs. Harry Melon of st, Louis
Mo-. who has ben i'll at the hospital
for the past week, is improving &C
that II Is expected she will be re-
moved to the home OF her parents
| Mr., and Mrs A. Haley Of 31s Eighth
street, tomorrow Mrs. Melon wal
formerly Miss Pearl HALEY.
1! Capt. W. M. Williams, claim agen'
for the Mobile & Ohio. went to Wick
life, KY, yesterday afternoon on
business and incidentally to hear thu
speech OF former Gov. J. c. W. Beck
ham, in the interests, of the Demo
cratic state ticket, which he deliver
ed at the Ballard county courthouse
4 Cairo friends will be pleased t
learn that Col. Jake Corbett who ha
been III at his home near Wickliffe
/ KY. for several days has. partially re
covered and was, able to, introduce
former, Gov. J. w. G. Beckham, VIII
1 addressed the voters. there yesterda,
Afternoon. Col Corbett. who ha
held many political Offices in Ken
lucky, has announced himself as
\ candidate for Congress IN the frs
\ Ktentucky district, to succeed Oil
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