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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-10
Ell PAso ELECTRIC MiLEAGE;

FL PASO ELECTRIC MILEAGE.
Miami. Ariz., June s, 1872.
Editor Ell Paso Herald.
During a controversy here regarding
mileage of track in certain cities in
the United States. the mileage of the
I'll PasO street railway came up and
bet was made and it was left to The FL
Paso Herald to decide. so 1 will ask
you. if not too much trouble. to kindly
advise me how much track the electric
railway has. including Juarez, Mex
W A. Travis.
THE Fl Paso electric railway track
age is IS miles. including the lines to
Juarez, Fort Bliss and the smelter.-
Editor)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-10
TO
THE HERALD

IAN communications mu=S bear the
signature Of the writer but the name
VAL not be published whero such re-
quest is made.)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-10

THIRTY-SECOND YEAR OF PUBLICATION
Superior aud by
c.
H d tevens A Smith n
dy H A. stat W F. Payne r. c Canby.G A
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-10

When a doctor don't know what ais
you he tells you T. quit drinkin' coffee.
Speck MOOts, who is out on parole. saws
two terms is enough fer anybuddy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-10
Plain Truths About Sewage Plant

City Administration May Be Doing Best" History
Past Seems to Call for Ezpanatons-Noney Gone and
Sewage SIN Poured Raw Onto Open Ground
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1912-08-23
UNDER ARREST FOR
DEfRAUD|NG MAIL
Government Alleges Fargo
Men Instituted Improper
Circulation Scheme

Fargo, N. D., Aug. %. M. N.
Hatcher and A. M. Baker of
Fargo, former directors and
stockholders in the Courier:
News Publishing company. were
arrested in Fargo on a charge of
using the United States mails to
defraud.., The specific complaint
made by the authorities is that a
circulation contest, recently held
by. the paper was not in accord
ance with the law, the investi-
gators claiming that the COM
pany did not have enough funds
to meet the cost Of the prizes
offer red; that the prizes were not
as advertised and that the con-
test all around was illegal.
Messrs. Hatcher and Baker will
have their hearing August %
before United States Commits
sioner Montgomery, United
States Attorney Engerud ap-
pearing for the government.
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1912-08-23

cant. The commission will there
fore arrange to examine any ap-
plicant whose application is re-
ceived in time to permit the
shipment of the. necessary
papers.
An eligible register Of the
position of rural letter carrier
for each county will be main
tanned. A person must be ex-
amined in the county in which
the post Office that supplies his
home is situated. AS a result of
such examination he may become
eligible to appointment as rural
carrier at any postofice in such
county. A rural letter carrier
after one years satisfactory SER
vice may be transferred to the
position Of clerk or carrier in a
first or second class postoffice,
to- the position of railway mail
clerk, or to other position in the
classified service. subject to
examination as may be required
by the civil service rules.
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1912-08-23
TO NOMINATE BULL
MOOSE STATE TICKET
Dorr H. Carroll Issues Call for
State Convention for Far
60 September 6

A call for state convention
Of the Progressive party to be
held at Fargo Sept. 6 was issued
by Dorr H. Carroll, chairman of
the state central committee last
evening.
The convention will be held the
same day that Col. Theodore
Roosevelt is scheduled to be in
Fargo, and it will be held for the
purpose of nominating a full
state ticket to be voted upon at
the November election.
Each county will be entitled to
six delegates, consisting of the
member of the state central COM
mittee from each county, the
chairman and the secretary of
the county central committee and
their alternates.
Mrs. Mary Bramblee, mother
Of Mrs. w. C. Martin, is con-
siderably improved, after a three
weeks illness.
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1912-08-23
RURAL MAIL GAR. .
:. R|E:R EXAMINATION
Will Be Held at Bowbells for
Burke County on Satur-
day, September Ia

The United States civil service
commission announces an exami-
nation on the date and at the
place named above, as a result
of which it is expected to make
certifcation to fill a vacancy in
the position of rural carrier at
Stampede and other vacancies
as they may occur on rural routes
at postoffices in the above named
county. unless it shall be decided
in the interests Of the service to
fill the vacancy by reinstatement,
transfer or promotion. The usual
entrance salary for rural car
riers is from $500 to 81, 600 per
annum.
Age limit, 18to5 IS, on the date
of the examination. The maxi
mum age limit is waived in cases
of persons honorably discharged
from the United States military
or naval service.
An applicant must have his
actual domicile in the territory
supplied by a post Office in the
county for which the examina-
tion is announced.
The examination is open to all
male citizens of the United
States who can comply with the
requirements. E" 49,. ....
Application Form 1341, and full
information concerning the re-
quirements of the examination
can be secured from the secre.
tory of the local examining
board or the postmaster at any
Of the places named, or from the
US. CIVIL Service Commission,
Washington, D. C. : -. III
Application should be properly
exeeuted and filed with the Com
missioner at Washington. AS
examination papers are shipped
direct from the Commission to
the places of examination, it is
necessary that application be re-
ceived in ample time to arrange
for the examination desired at
the place indicated by the appli-
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1912-08-23

Last Saturday morning a Mr..
Hill Of Regina, Sask., who over
a year ago got an option on the
Tofelmeyer farm next to the
Canadian line where the Grand
Trunk and the Great Northern
roads meet, paid over the money
and got a deed to the place. At
the time of getting the option
Mr.. Hill paid Mr.. Toffelmeyer
one dollar down and when the
deed was turned over $4,000. 90
was paid. We learn that Mr..
Hill intends to have a part Of
this land surveyed into town lots
and will make an endeavor to
have the Great Northern estab-
lish town there.
We are now prepared to buy
all the cream we can get and pay
the highest market prices. To
start in with we will pay 22 cents
cash and "a cents in trade.
Bring your cream to US for a
good test. Bowbells Cash Store.
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1912-08-23
CARP|0 MAN STRUCK
BY 500 TRAIN
Is Picked Up and Dies Before
Reaching Kemmare-No
Physician at Carpio

Car pio, N. D., Aug. 10. -Jens
Jenson, aged seventy-fve years,
a we'll known pioneer of this
territory, having resided a mile
and a half from Carpio for many
years, was struck by west bound
500 train No. los Saturday after.
neon and received injuries from
which he died a short time later.
It appeared that Jenson was
walking up the track and owing
to the fact that he was deaf, did
not hear the approach of the
train. Believing the man would
step off the track upon hearing
the whistle the engineer did moi
slacken the speed Of the train
while blowing the whistle. until
he discovered the man did not
hear him. By this time, how
ever, it was too late to avoid
striking the man and the engine
bore down upon the aged farmer
with terrible force and hurled
him several feet from the track.
He was taken to the depot at
Carpio and a physician sum-
moned, but the latter was out of
town on calls and it was decided
to place the injured man on the
train and take him to the hos
pital at Kenmare. He died, how
ever, before reaching Kenmare.
The deceased leaves a wife
and one daughter to mourn his
loss. In spite. of his advanced
age the old man was in apparent
good health and his death was a
terrible shock to the aged wife
and the daughter He had lived
here for many years and num-
bered his friends by the score.
The remains are being held at
Kenmare pending a coroner's
inquest, after which they will be
brought to Carpio for burial. 1t
is expected that the funeral will
be held Tuesday or. Wednesday.
Winter rye seed for sale. ID.
Bowbells, N. D. St
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1912-08-23
TW|NE SHORTAGE !.
IS NOW OVER
Marvellous Record in Supplying
Demand by International
Harvester Company

Fibre that was unloaded from
the ships in New York harbor a
week ago Monday, was shipped
to Chicago, made into twine and
was binding grain in the harvest
fields of this state last Saturday.
This modern miracle is just
one of the features of the many
big things which haye gone to
make up a gigantic struggle to
keep ahead of the fast ripening
grain and supply the almost
limitless demand for twine in
this state this fall. The greatest
crop that North Dakota ever saw
caused the shortage.
The struggle has been won,
however, and the shortage is
now practically a thing of the
past. Not a bundle Of grain
need fall to the ground united,
because of tWine.
That the twine shortage is
now over and the state can take
a breathing spell, is due largely
to the International Harvester
Co. which put forth a tremendous
effort and worked a miracle. -
Ev
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1912-08-23

The bowbells public school will
open for the next term on Mon
day, Sept. 2, with Prof. J. H.
Clemmons of Kenrnare in charge.
All the teachers who were en-
ployed during the last term have
been retained with the exception
of three. The largest enrolment
in the history of the school is
looked for.
The four-year-old son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Fay Walker accidently
swallowed a quantity Of chloride
of lime last Sunday and it was
with some difficulty that his life
was saved.
Edward, the little son Of
States Attorney and Mrs. F. B.
Andrews underwent a slight
operation at the Bowbells hos
pital Saturday.
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1912-08-23
GEO. c. BENN0 IS
MARRIED At HARVEY
Popular Bowbells Druggist and
Harvey Lady Wed Tues
day Evening

7 At the home of the bride s par
ents at Harvey, N. D., on Tues
day evening Of this week, oc-
Cured the marriage Of Geo. c..
Benno, the popular manager of
the Benno Drug Co. of this city,
and Miss Esther Brant. After
the ceremony a very delicious
wedding supper was served to
the guests present and Mr.. and
Mrs. Benno left the sarne even
ing for Chicago and other points
in the east where they will
spend their honeymoon. They
will return to Bewbells about the
first of next month and go to
housekeeping.
Mr.. Benno is very we'll and
favcrably known to all Bowbells
people, having been for the past
18 months in full charge Of the
Benno Drug Co. of this city. He
is good business man, very
popular among all who know
him, and is one of the live wires
of Bowbells. Prior to coming
here ne held a very responsible
position with the big Mccoy
store at Minot. His bride is al
most a perfect stranger in Bow
bells, having visited here only
once and then but for a few
days.. She is a daughter Of one
of the bankers at Harvey, and is
very talented in the several arts
which go to make the home
happy.
The Tribune joins their many
friends in wishing Mr.. and Mrs.
Benno a long, happy and pros
porous married life.
I. c.. Welter, a brother of Mrs.
F. B. Andrews, who during the
past year has been employed as
clerk in the states attor-
ney's Office, is now braking on
the 500 branch running from
Flaxton to Ambrose. Fred Frebel
has taken his place on the county
now ro11
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1912-08-23

Winter rye seed for sale. ID.
Bowbells, N. D. St
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-27

Martin. Frank Schoembs. Dick
champman tMounds), Walter Halt.
Everett Hitchcock. Enrico Zanone,
Beshear Mattingiy, John Mackey
(Vienna), Arthur Metzeer. John
Wool, Charles Qualmatz, Rex Sells.
Harry Anderson, Joe and Lewis Hib-
bits. Barley Naugle, Paul Arid,
Kenneth Warner, Howard Penne-
baker. Edward Hessian, Horace Tul-
ley. Paul Whitehead, Wayne Whit
tenburg, Don Parker and AL Me
Manus.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles. Wood. Miss
Kate Redmsn and Allen ilitehcox
thaparansd the party. ;: =. :.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-27
.nYonnper Set Dance.

There will 'be. a. dance given for
the Younger Society Set Monday
evening at the X. NJ. X. e. hall.
This dance will be given in
honor Of number Of visiting young
ladies, severa, Of whom will arrive
Monday.
This function Is in charge O.
George Mattingly and John Hof-
heinz. This dance is the only in
formal event OF the holidays and
promises to be the most popular.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-27
Birthday Anniversary.

1t seems as If to be presented with
a baby boy on Christmas day would
be one of the best gifts on earth, but
such was the pleasure in the home of
Albert Herbert. OF Thirty-seventh
street. eight years ago, when Master
Joe put in an appearance.
Yesterday, Dec. 25th, from to
4 O'clock. Mrs. Steger entertained
his many little friends in honor of
the event at his home 622 Thirty
sixth street. Many nice and use
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-27
Elk,s Dance.

The most :elaborate .of entertain
ments given. .by.. the members of
the :Elk's club; this. season was the
German OF asi.eyening at the. hand
some club b,iilding...'
Tsc spacious. hall on the. third
. floor was a bower: Of Christmas bells
ana. mist.etoe.' Leon Dennison lead
1.-THE German. FraIpe was served be;
tween. the dances Fully seventy
I'VE coouples.,:wess present and the
event proved "a most. delightful affair.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-27
Married. in. .EsdyyiEs:. ;:

whose navjags. was soIsmnized. a:
EddyI;ille.'' KY. Tharsaas. a'saraoon
were in .cal-o LAST hight on their
honeymoon. ..Mr: Weeks :is.a bust:
ness man. Of; minneapolis. ..Minn. Ills
pretty bride. was'. Miss Elizabeth
wood sweis ,of Paducah; sho has
often visited lin Cairo. Mira Weeks
is a .neics d. Chief James Wood Ct
the Padpsah. fire. department. :.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-27
Luncheon.

Misses Ruth and Adelaide Rem
dleman entertained with an in
formal luncheon yesterday in honor
OF their guest Miss Make Jones OF
Corinth, Miss.
The table looked beautiful in
Christmas decorations
The young ladies were assisted In
entertaining by their mother, Mrs
j. J. Rendleman
The guests spent the afternoon al
a matinee party at down towr
theater
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-27

G.. Rubenstein of the Golden
Eagle Clothing Co. returned .yestes-
day from ST.. Louis where he spent
Christmas With h:s' family. lie Leaves
again this ,moln'ag !n.; 81. Louis VIA
Harrisburg where he is Interested il
business. He vii, return 10 Cairo
after New. .Year's diy I, again ca
sa.e In: business here. -,
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-27

Mrs Charles Britton had as her
guest yesterday Miss Myrtle CASTLE
of Danville. William Britton of Mt
Vernon aad James Culbert of
Champaign.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-27
.naic;SIn:Hsna.. ef.V;sitors.

IS. Miissses. .:cefala!ns lad ..:ssi.s
schih. entertained With s. as!.gA,:ai
Idsneisg: Crafty. las, sv:aias. It. Ss:p.
boda': hal, :o1. .rwea.s:s:sA,t 'Iee:.
;;on,sl'mentny. 80 '..s!sses. alarg:s
Thomas. ot::.caisasa, anss c.ennaa
|of .s1ieas,. 'aaa. ,sae.. sla:.sn. 81
yisnpa.. -. = e.. : :,
The. evening was .sgta: ..:l,'. aah..
ing. makigg.ls.:aa ,:,ss.at.s. holiday
''funetitn:' - -:
i. Between. the: isases MI. set .cash.s::
line. schun aiid:Mar:an nase .Mss'sa,.s
presided at ,he...riars BOWL.
Among. those, invited N's:e: Ssssex
Anna Pierre. Walsh. .;.rae.,e
|ereanex. Eqna :ronkie. !'Ar.a,as re.
Baum, Iona +, BoadiIi's;si;. .si!a. SIC.
Neamer. Helen siiii:>cscf:!s Per.
rault. Ida. Barter. '::Flotaai::e ..ohn:
Marian Cassidy, Msrssa.;st.. ssyong.
I.nrille taray. Dorothy: Lasis. .beaisI
irrsf', Masfe :and \. Edith 'i.aasan.
Margaret. bryant. Elise >Cseer. ANNA
Burke, Anlia Marie. 9M..;es. .sfas:sv'
clendenen;' e:.:s!mpssn: Lso:a
Walker, Helen McJioagai: .,ielea
Kelly. Lucy and Francis Msf!ae,,
Mona Pelaault, Virginia Green and
postla Trfpnitt (TeSarkana. Ask.}.
Margie Thomas CChicagoi. cosnel'a
Smith Marian Candee. Roberta Rob.
erts, Ruth Pettis. Birdie Mai Mat.
lthews, Hermine Schulz, Virginia Hal.
liday. Helen 0'connel. Margaret
Blatteau, Corrine Walker. Stella
Shields. Mary Butler. Catherine
Wing. Ruth Peterson, Tram Schulz,
Helen Schulz, afargie Thomas, Mary
Louise Gallagher. Enid and Gwen
dolyn Comings. Lorreta Feith, Mar
garet stapleton, Elsie Ibach, Jean
Beal, lnez Meehan, Anna Barron,
Lola Steinel, Effie Anderson, Her
mime Cohn. Helen Galliger. Doris
Marx. BeHlah Davis. Pauline Feutz,
lGladys Baird, Pruden Malone. Pearl
Young. Lila Rogers, Eulalia Bently,
Phyllis Smith; Messrs. Roscoe Greer
| (Viennal, Macon Morris. Vance
Malone. Carl Schulz, Ralph swoboda
Clifford Vincent, Harry Smith
. George Mattingly. Dudley Brown, Ed
Pink. Poland. Fred Comings, Walter
Kusencf. Merceh Woodward, Ed Hill
! John llofheinz, Dan Sullivan. Harry
Schulz. Edward Fitzgerald, Ware
lCotter. Miles Schulz. Darrell Schulz
Ray Teichman, Joe Glynn, Tenn,
II Goldsmith. Robert Goldsmith, Pau
iCiendenen. Cecil Stewart, Franz
. Miller, Elliot Antrim, Make Haden
+ Leon Roach, Floss Builder, LeRo,
l Metgger, Harold Anderson. Floy Bur
: lress. Hugh Johnson. George Steger
Leslie Finch Eugene Geauber
D, Frauk Egan Robert Prichett. Lind
L sey Ireland, Vernon Reese, Franklin
{ Butler Charles Pennebaker, Die
: Roberts, Glen Butler, Hugh Antrim
!, Tom Cannon, Leonard Cox, Harol
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-27

iu! Sits were. resolved BY: the lad:
caus, wsre played unit! $3.50:
VIXEN she. .sslcr doors we've. thrown
open and there "a minia.a;e dining
room lad been arranged ;ang table
decorated with a?vreas:s.e. secara.
...ns. small candies burning: ~ each.
p.ace: IN. s.. tea;e. s;cca Vie a!gth.
da- cake with eight small. tapcss.
TIE. ,nta was. da,saned' and she
s:h.is'mas .see :ind ,tah!e. esaa!e:
lighted aad tac ;!;tsc .oass iasi:ed 10
usstase. ar. wei: Se:ns Wishing
s!as,cr yas ~ sss. seasoa:s .:ars aE.t
4 !s.s NE. .: p.os:ssis. aaI aa:::
9'"sss So. = :. .'...:t....
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-27

Miss Iona and Simpson Bondnrani
left yesterday for Wiek,iffe where
they attended dance. They viii
spend the remainder OF the week as
guests of W. r. Turk and family OF
Bardwell. who are entertaining with
a house party.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-27

Girl wanted, to cook and do gem
eral house work. Apply at 4s9
Twenty-eighth street. 12-22-tf
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-27
':join. Installation,

~ ":dVlHts 1HStus!H1foHss
: !, iit.instaliatsoi.cc the. reseat-
..ly:elecitsd:oalssrs oi.Caiio Laa Sc. 30.
:gss!::A.:: E:;.;a:;A::.M: Cain. c;aasts-.
No. Ei:...Royal.. Arch. Masons. ana
'oiieeh. .Hesisr. ". ciap.er.. No: :io.
order. Easter .star. :wii! aa.,as:d at
the Masonic Hal: :th!s tF.!say., .rvsn-
'ing..i I1.:i; o'slosk. An .insi.a,saa
IS Extended SD. all. niemiiess.es the
.Masonia.fraaernisy: :ana;!.hs!s tas''!ss
to: be. present at. hs:exssiises..
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-27
FOR REAL VAUDEVILLE
THE KIMMEL THEATER.
Kind He Expected.

why do yos stand before this VIM
dow for hours every day gazing at the
wax figuresg" Il am studying to be a
col srt singer. | am schooling myself
to face an audience"
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-27
6. patrnk's Church Benefit.

A benefit for st. Patrick's church
will be given at the Gem theater
next Monday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-27

MT. anu hIs. Y iSdls eS. hOuus M'oS
Ha'e Redmsn and Allen ilitehcox
ehaperansd the party; =. - =.
/. ;. PERSONALS. - :: ).
;. .--->~-.-.:. =.
Kenneth wenser' Of: Chicago. i.
visiting relatives IA :h;s city.
-. 100. =. =: ::
saha igs;.is.' 81 Milwaukee,; IS In
Cairo !cr., several DAYS. visit. +:
:. Mss ,.sn.tic. s~ssoda .hiis as x.s
CUES. Miss Lila rs.nlsan Of Meme
oS,O =.
''''s'. =:
Mrs. Grace Hunt has sa:usuei
s:om. .u:'!u Where she. visited '.s'a.
lives. :. -.
Sam Patch. Of w;ch!str. a FORMER
official " Ballard sern;y. Is IL the
s'.r Tor a:tisi:. -
/. -; --::..' ;. So.
/: Miss Est'slis:: Ne.k!.k :so,. :ch:eaisdI
Is TN. guest. Of Mira Ja!:n; 'sehuh.c.
set: I!m ss:se:. - ;.
= -~>-
Miss ,:mms Eassess :!s,s tes'
E!sSiv'::e. liy.. .:asss she s;.E Visit
N!:s Jewell HAN. ;. ;. !:
". u. ras,ligs Q. the Cairo c',x
Cast 'rosso.ay !ess, yesterday Cox
Merssais On 3 tusi:sss .s:a. = i.
,imay .aa Claude. asse.ls 20.
nc..y % sn!s c:sy tst naw. O! Mart.
asis. axe visiting .,sesds here.
..... .-..-.. $50
Houston Austin. Of. oklahoma City.
Okla. a:'r.yed s.om. fsaducah Jas.
n,sh:' tor !. weeks visit WITH friend.
u. casso. }. -
Misses %ca3. jasei1cl md yesa NJ
3!a!e o. i:as: 81. Louis. a:e .Y!si.!n.
Miss GLADYS Shea OF Wash:ng.o.
avenue:
Mites sIlsaen Ross. daaghtey 9:
Jndge 4. :. Ross ten yesterday 'sos
"a week eua Visit 10 friends a: Clin.
con. rs.
f. w. Thlelecke, the guest of 81
and Mrs n V Lewis, over Christ
mas. returned early this morning 10
ST. Louis.
Mrs. Decatur Ross and children Of
Rome, Ca. are the guests of the for-
mer's parents. Mr.. and Mrs F. ~
Cherry of 904 Poplar street.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Ridenhonr
OF Dongola who have been the
guests al Mrs. Henry Heilig of
Twelfth street have returned home
Misses Columbe and Agate Dawson
of New Madrid. Mo-. are expected
today for visit as the guests OF Mrs.
u, McManus, Jr.. OF upper Washing
ton avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. r. P. Donovan and
son, Francis, were summoned Tues
day 10 attend the funeral Of Mrs
Donovan's sister, Mrs. Dick Sales oil
t Shawneetown.
| Misses Margaret and He'en Nh
loney and Miss Marie Walter of Mt
Carmel will arrive tomorrow even
ing to spend the week end with
Misses Bess and Sue Batterton.
| Miss Bess Whefan, formerly o
this city, but now of Nashville
Tenn. returned to her home II
Nashville after short visit to he
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. u. Whelan, o
| 2901 Sycamore street.
| Charles Tell OF Nation is tn
guest of his son, Frank Tell, an,
wife. Mr. Tell was formerly houst
manager of the Alexander club in
| Cairo and Is now operating a picturt
show in Nation.
| Rev, Fir. F. A. DeRossett leave
| foe st. Louis this afternoon takin
with him little child whom he wi
place in the st. Louis Children
Home, He will return Saturday
consequence of his departure ther
VII be no services or choir rehears
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-27

;::...... 20. To Entertain: -.
): Ms, .Thos..;; MCFARLAND ri Sc.
!. Marys Piece. ;Ms.t.. WIZ; .ensetta!n
:: informally. Saturday. :n. .h9noI: 81
'.iMiss .Masie:Joaes who IS VISITING
::a Z. ~. Eensslssmsn ana:'a,mNy:
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-27

Rev, FIR. F. A. DeRossett leaves
foe st. Louis this afternoon taking
with him a little child whom he wi
place in the ST. Louis Childrens
Home He will return Saturday. In
consequence of his departure there
VII be no services or choir rehearsal
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tonight at the Church of the Re
deemef.
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3aha iga;sis.' 81 Milwaukee,, Ii In
ca!so !cr.'n several days. visit. !:
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Kenneth wehser' a: chicaeo. !;
visiting relatives IA this city. !.
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FOR REAL VAUDEVILLE

THE NMMEL THEATER
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:. Mss !.sn.t.c. Swssoda. A'ls as lie;
CUES. Miss i..l.ia rs.nIsan O. Mem
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Mites sIlgAer Ross. daughter Q:
Sndge 4. :. Ross ten yesterday EOS
"a week eud Visit 10 friends a: cain.
con. rs.
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Misses %c33. Jastiscl mad Sesa NJ
3!a!s o! i:as: 81. Louis. a:e .Y!si:!n:
Miss GLADYS Shea O; Wash:ng:oa
avenue:
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..Hoi'stcn Austin. Of. oklahoma City.
Okla. arrived syonf'. fsaducah last
night .os . weeks visit with friend.
III casso.
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f. w. Thielecke, the guest of 81
and Mrs n. V Lewis, over Christ
mas. returned early this morning 10
ST. Louis.
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1imay .na c'anIes Ecbesls !cs
ne.iy % sn!s city bit now. ~ Nala.
ehis. axe visiting !steads aese.
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Charles Tell OF Nation Is the
guest of his son, Frank Tell. and
wife. Mr.. Tell was formerly house
manager of the Alexander club in
Cairo and Is now operating a picture
show in Nation.
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". y. ral,ligs Of the Cairo CITY
Cast 'rssasay !sss, yesterday Cox
s!erssais en- 3 business tsso. :. i.