The Cairo bulletin., 1911-10-08

ildChei u I'D washington avenue.
congressman n, B. Thistlewood
and Postmaster Sidney B. Miller
were among the political leaders who
visited the state capital fair week .
Mrs. J. Y, Tenner and daughter ar
rived Yesterday morning from Lit
tie Rock and Morrlton, Ark, where
they visited throughout the sum
mer.
Little Miss Mary Louise Hubbard
is confined to the home of her par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hubbard
of 426 Thirty-fourth street, by i'll
ness.
Claude Parker. assistant day clerk
Of the Halliday, is confined to his
Dom by serious Illness, He remain
d in about the same condition yes.
terday.
Mrs. Melville Lindsay of 426
Thirty-fourth street, who suffered
severe stroke OF paralysis Friday.
At her home, remains in a serious
condition.
PERSONAL 49,.
Mrs. Millard McGudee left yester-
day for Memphis, Tenn, where Mr..
McGundee is connected with the
Memphis Sciniter.
Mrs. Geo Kelch of Wickliffe, Ky.
has returned home after a brief visit
to her sister, Mrs. W. T. Wall of
900 Walnut street, having just been
a chaporone at the Paducah horse
show.
Frank Martin of the Blue Front
restaurant has returned from a visit
to relatives at Granite City, III. He
also attended the Yelled Prophets
celebration in st. Louis, and the
state fair at Springfield.
County Superintendent of Schools
Mrs. Fanny Hacker, has returned
from Springfield, H., where she was
delegate to the convention of Pro-
gressive Democrats and also viewed
the exhibits at the state fair.
County Clerk and Mrs. Jesse T..
Miller OF Center street have been in
central Illinois the past week. They
attended the state fair at Springfield
ana also visited relatives in nearby
cities
Wallace hudson Of Bardwell, Ky,
is here for few days behind the
desk at the Halliday Hotel M,
Hudson formerly worked at the Hal
liday and has the reputation of being
a most competent clerk
Mrs. Montlose w. Hayes and baby
OF st. Louis. arrived last night for a
visit to her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ Leuschen of Eleventh street.
Mrs. Hayes was formerly Miss Marie
Leuschen.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. s. Jenkins of Syca-
more street have returned from
Beason, H., where they have been
spending several days as the guests OF
their granddaughter, Mrs. Wayne,
formerly Miss Alice Morse Mr.. and
Mrs, Jenkins also spent short time
in st. Louis.
Leon Roche will return today
from Springfield, ILL.,, where he took
an Alexander County exhibit OF
products to the state fair for the H.
linois Central Railroad. Mr.. Roche
won a red ribbon, the second best In
the state, for his alfalfa and timothy
exhibits.
Mr.. and Mrs. viii Matthews ant
daughter. Thelma, Of Kansas City
are the guests of Mrs. Matthews
mother, Mrs. A. It. Ent, and othe
relatives.
| AL. Vollmer will return today iron
Denver. He went there on accoun
OF poor health some months ago ant
is returning much improved.
| Mrs. G.. NJ. Word and daughter
Mary OF Herrin, ILL.,, formerly OF thi
city are the guests of Mr. and Mrs
B. n. Ellis OF TT .Thirty-eightl
street Mrs. Words husband wa
formerly assistant manager of the lo
cal office OF the Singer Sewing Co.
Mrs. II. A. Fort of Batesville, Arl
and her daughter, Mrs. B, M. Dau
son and children of Pfieffer, Ark
are in the city as the guests of tn
formers daughters Mrs. B. II. Ell