The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-07-20
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

from a business trip TO ST. Louis.
Charles c. Wilbur of the Wood
ward Hardware Co., left yesterday
on his vacation to northern points
l.. Cramer of 1904 Sycamore
street left yesterday for business
trip to st. Louis.
| Mac. Harper Of Oklona, Miss, is
In the city visiting friends.
Earl Hunter. who has been visit
ing RI. G. Florence Of the Frances
Flat left yesterday for his home In
Springfield. ILL.,
Miss Mary Lewis of 32o4 Syea-
more is spending the week witt
friends in La Center. Ky
Mrs, VIM. Sack, OF Centrala. was
in the city yesterday shopping AMI
calling on friends.
Miss Bird Bingham of Dexter.
Mo. was in the city yesterday shop
ping and calling on friends
Mrs. |. Fl. Hatton, of Evansyille.
Ind, was in the city yesterday en-.
route to Dexter, Mo.
Mrs Samuel Story and SON,
George, Of this city left last night
for st. Louis and Herman, Mo,
where they will visit friends and
relatives.
Robert Gates spent yesterday in
Charleston, Mo-, On business.
Mrs. r. N. Jackson of Thirty-sev-
enth street returned yesterday from
Charleston after being called there
by the illness OF Mr. Abe Baker. /
Mr.. and Mrs. William Peterson
returned last evening from their
through the East.
Mrs William victon, of Grand /
Chain. was in the city yesterday
visiting friends.
G. N. Buchanan returned yester-
been arranging for car load ship
lnent of pianos of different makes
These will arrive in few days.
Mrs Frank Stophlet and son
Dwight, went to Thebes yesterday to
visit friends.
Mrs. Stella Goose and brother
Wayne Stophlet and sister Ruth
went yesterday to st. Joseph. Mich.
They will be gone about two weeks
John Craig Aisthorpe has been sick
several weeks. The physician in
charge has pronounced the case
typhoid fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fl. Arther
ind Frank E. Thurman OF Cairo
spent last evening at Mounds, the
gusts of Mr.. and Mrs, T. L. Cole
md also attended the installation of
he officers OF Mounds Rebeckah
odge
Alpheus Bondurant, of Charles
on. was in Cairo yesterday visiting
friends.
Hardy Pottinger, of Charleston,
vas in Cairo yesterday on business.
Joseph Howlette, of Charleston,
vas in the city on business yester-
lay.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. ]. Kirth of this
.ity have returned from a visit to
Evansville, Ind
Miss Edna May Dunn, of Wingo,
Ky. is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
\. D. Layne of $500 Highland ave-
Tue.
Miss Alice Goldsmith of 727l
street, left Wednesday
or New Madrid, Mo-, where she will
'e the guest of Mrs. Campbell for
several days
Mr.. and Mrs. L. C. Roberts of 42S
rhirty-fourth street, departed yes
erday afternoon for Champaign,
H., where they will visit the form
,r's parents, From there, they will
20 TO Chicago. after which they will
90 TO points in California. for the
benefit of the latter's health.
c. H, Harp Of the Cairo Garage
Co.. went to Clinton on business yes
-erday
Clay Lee, of Charleston, was il
Cairo on business, and calling on
friends yesterday.
Tom Lindsay, of Charleston, was
n Cairo yesterday calling on
friends.
Miss Honora Conroy, bookkeeper
1t Halliday Rittenhouse. has re-
turned after ew weeks visit with
friends In the East
Albert Webb of this city returned
from business trip to
1arbondale.
Walter Lee, OF Charleston, Mo-,
was in the city yesterday on bust
ness.
at Memphis, says he has net accent