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most enjoyable evening the followin

gtiei-ts departed: Nina Williams, lie!,

I Hi.-'bardsi.n and Olio and Thelni

Jones of Cairo. Tina Cuiiin, Virgini'i

Mw.ely, Nellie fiarir.suii, James Moxe

ly. Wayne Johnson and Lewis Ken

!lieiy of this cit v.

Miss lla.el DjHow of Cairo, and

Mis Cleo Davis if Anna, were tin

(guests of Mrs. Haitie .Murphy Wed

riesday.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gulp were Cairo

shoppers Friday.

Miss Nina Williams of Cairo is vi:i-

ning ner iriena .vnss una (iuinn on

Fourth street, this week.

W. di.-l.eiligh, Wm. Parker and

Mr. Roister of Valley Recluse, were

n the city Saturday on business.

Trade in Tasmaniao Apples.

As n,any as 12R.000 boxes of Tas-

,r;,,:i;, ,,p!0s hav arrived in a year

j- fjn-n,, j perfect iMion'.

IVidTHER 76

The aged father and mother

of a prominent Boston lawyer

safely carried through the last

-two winters by

yltfo!

The son says: "My father

and mother owe their present

strength and good health to

Vinol. During.' the last two

Sessions in the Cairo --public school

will be resumed again this morning

after allowing the pupils, to enjoy the

regular Christmas ami New Year's va

cation which lasted in days this time,

school having closed Dec. 23rd. This

vacation has always been and prob

ably always will be the niost worthy

as well as the most enjoyed 6f all the

holidays that occur during the entire

school year. One proof of its general

worthiness lies in the fact that com-

ii)g at the time it does it serves as a

rest from the arduous duties that

school boys and girls experience dur

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The Cairo bulletin. (1910). Cairo, Ill., 1910-01-03. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn93055779/1910-01-03/ed-1/?sp=3

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Cairo bulletin, 1910-01-03.