The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-27
eral wees.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. ". Butler and 81
Bruce spent yesterday in Villa Rids
the guests of Mr., ana Mrs. Bt
Srar.ding.
Miss Adele Krehs of Detroit, Mic,
is the guest of her brother, Waite
AKrebs, and family, Of 5000 Washin:
ton avenue.
James Cross returned TO his HON
in DuQuoin, ILL.,, last nghit, after
visit with Miss Ida Barker, of Ho
brock avenue.
Mrs. B. Fl. Ellis and son Stanle.
of TT Thirty-eighth street, are visit
ing with the family Of Mrs. Wether
ford at Arlington, Ky.
Miss Linda Rochelle OF st. LOUIS
who has been visiting her sister at
800 Ninth street, the past six weeks,
has returned to her home.
Miss Noda Jacket who has been
the guest Of Miss Gladys Shea, the
past few days. returned to her home
in East ST. Louis yesterday,
M. j. Howley of 2l05 Walnut street,
was out today for the first time since
his late illness. He has been confined
to his home for several weeks.
Mrs. w. NJ Holt of Blythesyille,
Ark. is visiting her sister, Mrs. A. |.
Brooks, and family. and brother, Dod-
glas Johnson. Of 1910 Park avenue.
Mrs Force Balm and daughter, Miss
have returned from a few
days visit with the formers parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Price, at Marion.
John S. Dillon of the Big Greek Col
liery Co, OF Chicago. IS IN the city
for few days on business with the
coal merchants here His company
owns mines at Harrisburg. III.
David /. Cornell, frrmerly of Caro-,
and later editor Of ,ae Mound Cl,.f
Tribune, left for Chicago yesterday to
accept a position In printing Office.
Mrs. Cornell will fci-ow IN a few
days.
Miss frankie Jones. daughter OF
John H Jones, passenger and ticket
lgens at the Central Union Station,
caves today for her home in CHICAGO
The was the guest of Miss Belle Gun.
ingham of 1908 Washington avenue
Skeets Barnhill, brother-in-law Of
esse McCritc. of Twenty-ninth street
nd Commercial avenue, has accepted
position in the Tamms bakery at
'amms, iii. He has been there sew
raj days.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. S. Thompson, OF
10 Ninth street, are both seriously
Il. Mr.. Thompson is not expected 20
i've. He is a member of the G. A.
nd Mrs. Thompson belongs to the
VonaR's Relief Gers.
DR.. J. A. Sullivan OF EaseA ST.
outs, spent Friday ami Saturday II.
AFRO looking after us property here.
ie is the son Of the tate DR.. James
. Sullivan. While in the city he was
e guest Of DR.. John Walsh on Twen.
eth street
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Pope of $50
ninth street, who have resided in
afro for a number of years, left the
NY Yesterday for Kokcmo, mi,
'hiea will be their future home. NJ.
'ope has accepted a position in an
utomobile factory, His daughters re.
Idle in Kokomo.
Mrs J. M Gardner Of Martin, Tenn,
md Mesdamcs r. NWnippie, l.. S.
PARKS and Laura Wells of Union Cry,
Tenn, who have been the houre
guests OF Mrs. j. B. Hlbbtts, re-
urned to their homes yesterday. TIE
aides were royalty treated here be-
ng entertained every day.
John c. Crowley, secretary OF the
Citizens Building and Loan Acsoc,a
ton, and Miss Rose Howiey, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. M. J. TIowley, re-
turned from their trip to California.
Mr.! Crowley returned direct to Cairo
and Miss Howley stopped at st. Louis
for few days visit with friends be.
fore returning home.