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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-12
IN MEMORlAM

sad but loving ramem.
brance OF my, dear mother. MRS,
BARBRA MATT. who passed away
January IL. 1910 one year ago.
Over the river there's ono beekoning
TO me:
a loved ono who has crossed to
the farther side.
Tho CLEAN OF hcr snowy robe ] see,
But her voice Is lost in the dash
The one whose ringlets arc sunny
gold.
And eyes tho reflection Of heaven's
own blue.
She crossed in the twilight, gray AMI
cold.
AMI the pale mist hid hcr from
mortal view.
The gates OF the city We could not
But there over the river so bcau,i-
Ny mother STANDS waiting to wei.
come me.
BY her son,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-12
FIND MUCH DOPE

ohccrs Arcs Iulin Holmes on Charge
of Selling Cocaine
Julia Holmes. colored. was arrested
last night by Bicycle Policemen Bolton
an Tomlin3on on a charge of selling
cocaine The two officers went to her
mouse on Henry street alley, near
Brook Avenue, and caught nor in an
alleged sale. search of tho hons
revealed ten or twelve packages OF
dope all put up into sizes of a
shih The woman was locked up in
the Second District station.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-12
"Whitc ,Inu,s Uonc" IV,u.

:, Eartlesville, Okla. January 11.-CarI
Norris. of Sapulpa. heralded as "tho
Whlic mans hope" tonight made short
York OF spike" Kennedy. of Kansas
NV: In z scheduled iftcen round bout
ny Knocking him out In the second
iT," .n, Kennedy was floored four
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-12
. +. AR I . . .

In Photographic work can be seen.
in the Foster show windows. ART
and NATURE combined is the
very best work that can be put into
your portrait-FOSTERS only
aim and object!
Fosters for photos all the time,
t12 North Ninth Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-12
CnptnIn u. T.. oInst.
[ Speclal TO Tue Times. Dispat

" me lines DlSpatcn.l
. WINSTON salem, n. c.. January III
captain ID. r. Mast. lawyer. died sud
denly from heart failure ~ drug
store here at s:l5 Tonight Captain
Mast served two terms as Mny.or Of
WINSTON, and was register IF deeds of
FORSYTH for twelve years He SERVED
through the Civil War. and lost his
right leg during a battle In which he
participated. He Was never married
lie was n prominent Mason and an
honored citizen
Francis Calvin EndniIy
Francis Calvin Endaily. an inmate
of the Soldiers Home died Tuesday
morning OF heart fni.E~r., and was
buried yesterday afternoon from the
chapel at the home Or. Ball. pastor OF
tabernacle Baptist Church. OF which
the deceased was q member. omciated
He was member of the F'ifty-sixth
Virginia Regiment. and took part with
his command in the defense of Fort
Donclson and in the battles ,,f Gaincs's
MIL, Cold Harbor. Hewlett House
liatchers Run and Sailors Creek.
Mr.. E.ndaily was Il native of Char.
lotto county, and was tho last OF his
Immediate family. his wife and all of
his brothers and sisters having pre-
coded him to the grave.
Joseph =. Dninuo.
Warsaw. Va. January ll.--Joseph r.
Dalnno aged eightyfour years. dlcd
this evening at o'clock at the home
Of his son. William J. Dalano, near
Warsaw
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Honor ge,to,,.

hHNolntons were adopted by the deacon,
or calvary Baptist Church last night on
NC death of Wallace Shelton. coiorcd. FOR
,%chiy- five years the faithful sexton OF Inc
church Many members OF the congregation
VIII attend the funeral. XIII -
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FUNERAL NOTICE

WARD C. BARHAAI, who died ves.
terday will take place from Bliiev's
Undertaking establishment THURS
DAY January 18th. 1916 A. NJ.
Interment In Riverview Cemetery.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-12
WORST IN YEARS

Terrible blizzard liz tagging In the
Rocky Mountains.
winnipeg. Man. January 1.-THE
worst blizzard In years has been rag
ing in the Rocky Mountains for tho
past three days. tying up tranlc of the
canadian Pacific Railway.
a snow slide near Field leveled the
teleErnph wires ana poles for several
hundred feet. carrying them into CO.
lumhia River canon. a dozen passen-
ger trains arc almost buried In snow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-12
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT

wallace Shelton. the Faithful Sexton
of calvary baptist Church, Dcnd.
w AbLACE HAD BEEN THE SENTON
OF Calvary for about twenty
years: knew all of its members and
all the children OF the church and
sunday school. AT the prayer meet.
Ing service OF the church last night
passed:
Whereas. this church has sus.
tanned d., great loss in the death OF
us efficient and beloved sexton
WALLACE SHELTON. who for tho
past twenty five years has not only
discharged his duties faithfully, but
has. taken lively interest in tho
welfare OF the church and its MEM
6ers, and was himself consistent
Christian:
Now. therefore, be it resolved.
That we tender to his family tho use
OF our church for his funeral SER
vices and express our sympathy for
Ills family in their bereavement.
y. j. CIIEWNING.
Il. X. GWATIiAIEY
j. Il. LEWIS,
n. j. MOSELEY. SIR,
GEO. II. WHITFIELD,
Committee.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-12
CHILDREN KILLED
heft in House by Mother, Thev Ara
burned to Death

,MAlnneapolis. Mimi. January H.
E Gimays' Andrew and Evelyn Rooth,
snIhS chiidren; were burned to death.
an" ' MRS. Bertha ROoth. the mother.
Wua seriously burned by fire which
qmestroyed their home to-day. Mrs.
hhooth' mad left her babies alone in the
ouat "niic she vent to a neighhor's
nouse she suffered her burns while
Irving 70 rescue The chlIdren -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-12

Richmond. Va, January 10. 1911
At a MEETING OF THE BOARD or
Directors. of the Richmond Home for
Ladies', the following resolution on
the death of DR.. J. S. WELLFoRD
was unanimously passed:
We have met TO do honor to the
memory Of our decreased president.
Doctor John s. Wexford. who for
eleven lD years has presided over
the deliberations of this body, ami
now. after n life replete with good
works. kindly and generous acts. and
with heart responsive to every call
either OF duty or mercy. he has been
gathered TO his fathers at an ago
far exceeding the ordinary span OF
human life.
~ As we review the life OF Doctor
Wexford in his association with this
honiss stretching. far back into the
past, succeeding in the Office of pres
ident the sainted Doctor Moses D.
Hoge and that beloved gentleman
and physician. Doctor W. w. Parker,
we realize as never before that a
Inerclful Providence has crowned
this institution with n great blessing
In prolonging so many years the
active life OF this servant of God 3:
and his wise counscls, his devotion
TO his duties, his self sacrificing SER
fee or reward. to the dear old ladies'
under our charge, stamp him as ono
OF Gods noblemen. and endear MIS-
memory 10 each and all of us who
him in the effort to render more
comfortable 10 these old ladies the
evening of life. and to smooth as
best we could the pathway to the
grave.
Therefore, be II resolved by this
hoard. That this Institution In tho
death of Doctor Wexford has sis-
tained a great and gricvous loss
and the old ladies under our care an
ever constant. devoted and untiring
friend. and this community a Chris
tian gentleman and learned ply
stefan: who adorned his profession
in this city for more than half n
century, and in every relation In
life. whether public or private. has
by his high character and attain
ments exercised an abiding influence
for good in this community.
Resolved. That we tender to his
stricken family our sincerest sym
pathy In this bereavement. and that
the secretary. forward n copy OF
these proceedings to the family of
the deceased. spread a copy In the
minutes Of 7, the board, and publish
PRESBYTERIAN OF the South
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II CALLED MEETING OF WILL
nam kean Camp. No. 81, L. c. ",
house. January 9th, 1911, to take ao-
tlon commemorative of the death
Of COMRADE WILLIAM EMMETT
BIBB. w. I. Meade acting secretary.
Commander Boyd Smith In the chair.
In compliance with the heartfelt
wishes of the camp. the following
resolutions We're adopted:
Whereas. lending To the decree. of
our Heavenly Father. we humbly ask
His comforting care for his com
radeS. friends and those near to him
in this their hour of loss and az.
Fiction.
Resolved. That this camp has lost
one honored and beloved by all OF
us. both as adjutant and comrade.
?. That this community and State
nave lost one able and energetic in
all Its AFFAIRS intrustcd to his counsel
and wisdom for years past
3. That his record as a soldier is
n part of the record of this camp
!: AS Senator in our Legislative
nails as commemorative Attorney,
General OF this state. he showed him
self the loyal. true citizen and SOL
prove.
That in his homo. in his church
and social circle he left behind him
name he would have voiced for our
loved ones gone before He did all
things we'll.
Resolved. That his family have
hour of affection.
That a copy OF these resolutions
be spread upon the minutes of this
camp. copy he sent TO his ramily
paper and the Richmond Times
Dispatch.
(signed) BOYD SMITH.
W. T. Meade, Acting Secretary
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-12
COLDS CAUSE HEApAour

LAXATIVE BROMO Ouinlne, the world wide
'old and Grip remedy, removes cause. Cali for
ail name. Look Tor signature L. W. GROVE, 2sc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-12
DEATHS

GOODALL--Dicd. January nth. nj s.,s
\; NJ, MRS. GRACE DUNN GOOD
after, lingering Illness of several
months.
Funeral will take place from the
resiaence. IL Fourth Avenue, High
T.. NJ.
SCOTT Entered into rest December
End, 1910, NELLIE BARBOUR SCOTT,
Eudora Scott. OF Orange county, Va.
she became a Christian early in
life; and as long as her health per-
helper In the work of the church
Brave, patient and unmurmuring
throughoui her long, and painful Iii
Of others her whole life was a
Dencdiction.
She chose teaching as her lifo
work. and the children who looked
many into whose lives she brought
cheer and comfort. Will sadly miss
her; For her has come the, rest
that remaineth for the people OF
God" even JOY unspcakable.
REDFoRD-Died. January 10th. 1o1i,
son of b. r. bedford. He leaves,
besides his father, two brothers-E.
II. and w. w Redford-and two
sisters. Mrs. Raamstutter and Mrs.
Funeral from Bliley's parlors THIS
THURSDAY at 10 o'clock A. M.
KELLoGG-Died. at her residence in
Chicago. January 18th. ELEANOR
WEBER, wife OF Allison G.. Kcl-
logg, formerly of Richmond.
IIlterment at Chicago JANUARY
FoX--Died, January II. 1911. at ais
a. NJ, at her residence. 423 South
Pine MARY ELLEN FOX. wife OF
George, w. Fox, In the fortylirst
year of her age: She leaves. besides
her husband, one son. Charles G;
FoS, mother and father. ]. c. and
Rosa p, ITolllngsworth and Barbara
T. Krnetier, and four brothers,
and W. Edward Mallory. Deceased
was a member Of Liberty Rell Coun
ell, No. 4. Daughters Of Liberty.
Funeral from Pine Street Baptist
Church FRIDAY, January 18th. at
$3.50 p. NJ. Interment In Rivcrvicw
Cemetery.
~, HanoyGr Herald nlaaEn. annp- !.
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3 o'clock. The burial will be from the
lodge room and the interment at
Spring Hill Cemetery.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-12
SCHENk DEFENSE
SCORES HEAVILY
CONTINUED From First Page.)

tons pr Hupp said hismuth is given
tor astringcnt purposes.
Does bismIih contain ar.cnicf" Mr..
O'Rrien asked.
The pure bismuth does not some OF
! does contain a small part of arsenic
replied DR. IMpp.
tor?"
"Wen, not II taken in small doses"
Or. 1iupp then admitted that II tho
physicians previously attending Schenk
mad prescribed bismuth for him. that
YOU'D fniiy account for Schcnk's con
dition wnen The witness was called, 10
attend him.
Attorneys Jubilant.
W nile attorneys for the defense were
iubiiant over the outcome OF their ef-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-12

KELLoGG-Died. at her residence in
WEBER. wife OF Allison G. Kcl-
logg, formerly of Richmond
Ihterment at Chicago JANUARY
10th.
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REDFoRD-Died. January 10th. l91i,
HARVEY TAYLOR REDFORD, third
son of b. +. Bedford. He leaves,
besides his father, two brothers-E.
II. and w. w. Redford-and two
sisters. Mrs. Raamstuttcr and Mrs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-12

Funeral from Bliley's parlors THIS
THURSDAY at 10 o'clock A. M.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-12

Funeral will take place from tho
residence. ia Fourth Avenue, High
land Park THIS THURSDAY at S:3O
r. NJ.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-21

to them for the interest both Mr..
gotto ana VII. Meyers took In per-
sonally selling large number of
tickets during the past several days
Another Contribution.
Ii appears that the Fraser con-
paign committee had more monog
than they needed to defray the ex
renses Of the campaign and have Dc
cided to- turn the balance in their
hands over to the Children's Home
al the following note indicates;
Cairo, ILL.,, Jan y 1911.
Board of Managers
Cairo Cnildrens Home.
We the undersigned members o
the n. S. Fraser Finance committee
ending that, after paying all obligS
tions and expenses OF the campeigr
for sheriff for the election Of NOV
S, 1910, we have left. Of the money
contributed by citizens to defray sucl
expenses the sum of $500, have dc
cldel to turn such balance over (
tue Cairo Childrens Home, feelln'
sure that such action will meet will
the approval of all the contributor
to the election fund. and that it vii
serve 10 promote a good cause.
Yours truly,
b. M'MANUE, JR.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-21
New Butcher shop.

A new home killed meat market
WILL be established In Cairo in the
building now being reconstructed Al
the corner Of Washington avenue am
Fourteenth street. owned by Mrs
Leach Chas. Petrie will open the
new PLACE, which will be a model
SHOP. Mr. 1etrie is building an abal-
foir NOT far from the Halfway house
on the Mound City road, where the
PREPARED fer his market He mas al
ready lot Of fine cattle sheen hogs,
etc, IN his yards. He expects to bo
Gin operations within two or three
weeks.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-21
MISSISSIPPI FERRY
PROPOSITION FOR GASOLINE
BOAT AND BARGE TO TAKE
PLACE OF BURNED BOAT.
To Be Submitted TO Cairo Merchants
Landing Offered Free in Mis-
souri--$1oo Year on
Illinois Side.

Some data is being prepared con
corning the cost Of operating a ferry
boat on the Mississippi; river betwes-
Cairo and Greeniield-s Landing. Mo.
70 be submitted soon to the Retail
Merchants Association and othe,s
Mr., Hendricks having signifed bis i'm
tention OF not putting N another boa.
since the destruction OF the City OF
McGregor The merchants of Cafia
win he interested in rorwardlng auv
movement that promises a ferry to
run tc and from Green1eid's.
The rich country back Of Green.
fields is now practically shut or
from Cairo and the farmers in tina.
section will have to 90 to Charles
ton to take their produce, etc. aud
buy their supplies. The genUen an
who is preparing the data will also
submit a photograph OF a boat that
can be purchased at a reasonable
cost
It is stated that the people WHO
own the property on the Missouri
side have offered landing place free
Of charge; and that E. Smith VIVA
owns the property on this side has
offered to sell the landing privilege
for 500 a year
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-21
FOR 4 GOOD CAUSE
I'm THEATRE BENEFIT PEE.
FoRMANcE YIELDS $74.45 FOR
cHlLDREN's HOME.
Fraser Campaign Committee Turns
Over Balance in Their Hands
Managers Make December
Statement Of Expenses.

The beaedt eategtainmont at tire
Gem theatre yesterday afternoon TO-
the Cairo Children's Home was a
great success The handsome sum o.
sf5.45 was realized The special
pictures for che children were highly
enjoyed by The hundreds Of children
who witnessed the entertainment and
they showed their appreciation by
much applause 1he managers Of tho
Home especially, and the citizens
generally express their sincere
thanks ior the generosity Of the
pftpFIetors Ct the Gem, Messrs. Bot
to & Meyers, and particularly do the
ladies wish to publicly return thanks
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-21
In Present Business 20 Years.

Sunday last P r. Langan cele-
bratei the Twentieth anniversary Of
ne establishment Of bis lumber, luiid-
ars' supplies ana planning mill basi-
ness. BY careful and conscientious
business dealings and attention TO
the wants Of his customers he has
built up a great business, that has
made aim one Of the foremost and
most prosperous citizens OF Cairo.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-21

abandonment. Simpkins is young
farmer, who, it seems, gained the
confidence Of q young girl in the
neigbborhood, betrayed her, was
forced 10 marry her ar.l then ahan-
dcned her aud hes child, refusing to
contribute toward their support,
Isabella Il. Free. OF Santa ne, as
guardian OF AIthea ana Mabel Light,
fled a report Yesterday OF receipts
and disbursements. Report was an
proved The chiliren are the daugh-
ters OF Jaco9 H. Light, deceased.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-21
Made Wet Street Dusty.

A Danger SIGN was placed yestor-
day afternoon on one OF the iron
posts supporting the street car trol-
ley wire near the corner Of Washing
tol avenue ana Tenth street. The
sign read Live pole It was Ger
tainly "aliye' AID made several per,
sons step lively WHEN they attempted
to touch It. The heat that communi-
Gated through the pole to the bric|
pavement and ground below dried IN
the wet street Az thoroughly for some
distance around the role that ii waa
ACTUALLY dusty.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-21
IN THE COUNTY COURT
Young Farmer From Near Thehe,
Charged With Wife Abandonment
Took Advantage Of Girl.

In the county court yesterday Chas
Simpkins III Thebes, Ill, was brough;
before Judge William s. Dewey by
Deputy Sheriff Oscar Taylor of Me.
Clure, on a charge Of wife abandon
ment, His trial was set for Jan. q
and he was held under bond OF $500
which ne gave. Another charge viii
also be put against his, that Of cAilf
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-21

a dark brown, heavy draugnt horse
strayed into Thos. E. O'Shea's yard
Thursday night 2. the rear of mis-
residence, 2214 Walnut Mr. O'Saea
Kept the horse in the yard until last
evening when the pouulmaster placed
t in the pound where the owner can
ali for Il.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-21

A delightful Informal dance W9s
given last night at swobola's hall 5F
Miss Geraldine Sehua, Niles schuh
ana Leroy Metzger, in celebration Of
tiseir sixteenth birthdays. The even
iag was delightful one AMI the
young people danced Until a late
hour. Refreshments Of punch and iee
cream ana cake were served during
the evening About forty couples
were present
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-21
PERSONAL MENTION.

Miss Jennie Cate Of Ninth street
Il quite III.
A. W. Pyatt Of Villa Ridge was
doHa yesterday
G. Eat left yesterday for points
in Arkansas on business.
Care j, Crockett 81 81 Louis, was
here on business Friday.
Il r. crandall Is ii the city vlsit-
ing his family for a few days.
Fca Berbiing has returned from d
lFief business trip to Wiekliffe.
a. MarchiIdon III Thebes trans
acted business in the city Friday.
ravc Rosenberg is In ST. Louis buy,
ms spring goods for the Palace,
Jerry M. Porter, Jr, Of Clinton,
Ky, was here few hours Thurs
dag
T. T. Dunn Of pyersourg, Tenn, s
in The city visiting his son, Or. J. W.
Dunn.
Miss Dorothy JACKIE leaves this
morning for an extended visit to Cen.
trala.
Mrs, Charles Edecker Of lowe
Commercial avenue continues serl-
ously i'll.
W. NJ. Sanford Of st. Louis, repge.
senting the Taylor Coal Co. was IN
the city yesterday.
Mrs. u, W. Vanderburgh will arrive
today for a visit with her daughter.
Mrs. David Lansden.
Miss Edna May stubbins who has
been i'll with an attack Of the measles
Is rapidly recovering
El GalIigan returned yesterday
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-21

The Elk Cleaning ard Dycing Com.
lany Of Caiso was granted a license
70 90 business yesterday by Secretary
u state Rose at Springfield, III. The
capital stock is $4,000 The object OF
the company is what the name Inn
plies The incorporates are Thomas
higgins, Frank Fl. Davis AMI william
Z. lAughertT.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-21
y SOCIAL oqND Personal -

from Poplar BLUM, Mo, where ht
spent the past two weekz.
Miss Myrtle Teichman and Mrs
Hattie o. Farrow retarn today from a
shopping trip to ST. Louis.
Miss zaiaa Lewis IL Charlottesville
Mo, Is in the city the guest Of Miss
Birdie Mai Matthews Of Elm street.
Claude PARKER formerly clerk At
the Marion Hotel, has accepted a
similar position with the Halliday
A. w, Stanton. travelling freight
agent Of the G. and N. w. railroad
was in the city on business Thurs-
Gay.
w. A. Moore travelling representa-
tive of the Florence Wagon WORKS,
Florence, Ala, was in the city FL
day
Mrs. c. NJ, Ellis aud son Harry
byron left yesterday afternoon fer
Memphis to visit Mr. Ellis for several.
days.
r. w Cawithers, recruiting agent
Of the United States army I'll ii thu
city on business with the branch
office here.
General Superintendent Mclaughlin
Of the Cairo Electric and Traction Co.
Is In Chicago on business. He viii re.
turn home tomorrow.
Mrs j. Y Turner has returned
from alorniton Ark. having been
called there by the illness and death
of her mother, Mrs. Fanny
Miss Loecille Piney leaves In a few
days for her home in Roosevelt, La.
after an extended visit with Miss
Anna Burke Of Tenth street.
Charles p Young, with r. Smyth & |
CO., leaves this morning for Louis
vile, KY, where he goes to spend a
week or more with relatives
Mrs. VOTERS Of Park avenue. wife
of Fl. L. Wolters, Of the Weber-Wol |
tiers Wholesale Dry Goods Co, is Wis
iring Der relatives ia st. Louis
D. R. Copeland and family anil
William Lipscomb and family aeeI
here On a brief visit To Mr.. and MIS- |
j, e. Perry Of 3011 Sycamore street
Mrs, Raya O. Abel will return toll
her home in Memphis today after AMI
extended visit with her parents Mr..
&nd Mrs. VIII Pink Of 2l9 Fourth
strest.
Cant. Dick Jcnes of No. / Ere dc
has been confined TO his |
home on Twentieth street by sickness |
The past few days. Rheumatism has
him by tho arm.
Harry Keane OF Grand Rapids
Mich. IS the guest of luis mother,
Mrs. Il Keane and sisters Mrs. J. B.
Brewor and Mrs. D. Manning, after
an absence Of eight years.
John McElligott. deputy grain H.
spector for the Cairo Board of Trade,
leaves today for ST. Louis and points
west as far as Denver. Colo. He VIII
he gone for an indefinite epriod
Mrs ], huffman and daughter Miss
Cornelia OF Wicaiffe, were in the
city shopping yesterday. Miss Huff
man left In the afternoon for Bowl
II n
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-21
Forecasts Fer Today.

Cairo and vicinity: Unsettled win
rains colder this afternoon.
Illinois, Washington, Jan 20.--ITT
settled and colder Saturday Cod
wave in northwest portions. Sunday
cloGdy; colder in south portions
P-jsS northwest winds.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-21
Physicians Meeting.

The doctors of Cairo and Alexan.
der county have a strong organization
the majority Of those in the county
are members, One new member was
added at Thursday nights meeting at
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-21

William Oealer is in 81. Louis
where he went to attend the funeral
6f his cousins daughter Miss Ella
0ehler. young lady school teacher
Size died. last Sunday and was buried
Tuesday. Mr.. Oehler viii return
home tomorrow,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-21
soreadinq Out For Business.

The Cairo Brewing Co has estab
lished an agency fcr the harlliag Of
their beer both kee and bottled, at
Helena. Ark A local man has been
appointed to take charge of the oi
flee. Other agencies win be estsb-
hshed al various points in the south,