The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-04-17

CITY, is improving after a serious
Illness
MI and Mrs. W. t. Parker and
laughter. Aliss Beulah. who spent
be past twe weeks with Mr.. and
rs. Ernest hosler At Mounds. ar
'yeG saadas. Mr., and Mrs. j. L.
ardt are Spending few days
III Mrs. J. W. Hgton at Valley
seei5se.
sifs r II. Hawley, daughters,
ors, c. e. Rlcney. Miss Harriet and
little Miss Ayeril Richey also Mrs.
Harry Perkins and son, Thomas, re-
turned Saturday from Leylngs.
where they spent the past several
days with Mr. and Mrs. r. C. CAL
Dir
Chas. Schuler has gone to Bakers
Geld, cal, where he will join his
wife and where he will reside in the
.lture.
MIS- VIM. Martin and daughter,
Miss Blanche, and Mrs. Harry Law
ler and children, Blanche and
Vaughn, have returned from Bar
low, Ky. where they spent the past
few days.
Mrs. Leon Read, Mrs Ben Rush
ing and little daughter, Leora. re-
turned Saturday from a visit with
relatives at cleo. Ullin and other
Eolnts.
Mrs. Mary Young. the aged
mother of Agent j. S. Miller, who
was dangerously iii at her home in
Mt Carmel. is greatly improved and
| Mr.. Millers family, who have been
at her bedside, are expected home
Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno A. Waugh re-
turned Monday from Grand Chain,
where they have spent the past two
weeks.
Mrs. /. w Read, Mrs. J. b,
Plankenship and little daughter,
Leila Marie, arrived Monday from
America, where they have been the
! guests OF Mrs. Sarah Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Stophlet are
are the parents of ten pound
baby boy, who arrived last Thurs
day night. The mother has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. ], w,
Morris at DuQuoin, where the little
| one arrived The father returned
home Monday from brief visit
( with his wife and little son.
Mrs. Geo. e. Martin and son, Rus
sell, are home from Ullin, where
they have spent the past two weeks.
Mrs. Edgar Miller and children
and Mrs. George Trammell and Miss
| Alberta Williamson returned Mon
day from Villa Ridge, where they
have been soourning.
VIM Baccus has moved his house.
hold furniture from the Whitaker
cottage on High street into the
Jno Dishinger residence on uppe!
Main street. whore he will reside
/ Mrs. 7 NJ Ford and mother, Mrs,
/ ID c. Williamson have returned
home from Olmsted, whore they
have been the guests of the latters
brother, A. w, Merwin.
| Mrs j. r, Fullerton, daughter
Miss Cora. and niece, Miss Mary
| Oyerstreet, who have been VISITING
RELATIVES at Linton. Ind, returned
home Tuesday morning
Mrs JOS Buie and sons, Prentiss
and Ivan. returned Tuesday after d
visit with Mrs. G. G. Willard and
family at their new home near
Mounds
Mrs, Fred Culp and little daugh-
ter, Vivian, who have spent the past
two weeks with relatives at villa
Ridge, returned home Monday
Mrs. VIM. Martin, ST., is i'll al
her home on Fourth and Poplar
streets.
Rev. and Mrs. J. c. Anderson and
son, Douglas, and Mrs. VIM Mont.
gomery, returned Tuesday from
Anna, where they have been So
journing.
Mrs. Nettie Burns and son, Mil
ton, who have spent two weeks with
Friends at Villa Ridge, returned
home Tuesday.
| The companies of the state
militia, who have so efficiently ae-
quilted themselves while on duty
here during the recent floods, were
publicly thanked for their services
| at the local flood headquarters in
the Ford building Monday after
noon They were under command
OF Capt Slausser, of Danville, and
Capt Bushong, of Talona. and their
service was spoken of in the highest
terms in the talks made by Mayor
NJ +. Browner, Representative Chas.
Curren. Or. Simon Willard. Judge
w a. Wall and Attorneys H. G.