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The Ordway new era., 1906-12-21
That Home Talent Concert.


On Wednesday evening oae Of the
best high grade musical and literary
entertaiunests was given at the OPP
era House that the iseme talent Of any
community ever presentsd to their
fellow eitizens. We have heard the
celebrated Salt Lake City chorus choir
of 400 voices. render "Praise Ye the
Father" but that city of 100. 1000 has
no mere reason to be prosd Of her IA
nous choir. - than We have of being
proud Of the talented rendering Of the
same choral On Wednesday. The soiss
Duets. trios. selections BY the orches-
ira, and readings we're Of high order
l doubt II there 10 town Of similar
size In this state or any other. which
could produce 50 high grade . pro-
gram. But the bewiiderisg fact mss,
be recorded, the citlEens Of this com.
.unity were not there. The enter.
tainers were compelled to perform "a
empty seats. II = shady. low grade,
deuoralixing show comes to our little
city, the Opera Hsuse Is we'll filled.
II 1t il night Of fun, wholesome Of
otherwise. the people tura out, but for
this elevating ~ we'll as highly en-.
tertaining evening Of music and read.
ings, there was not sufficient num.
Der present topay the expenses Of hall
ana advertising.
The concert was given under the
auspices Of the II. E. Church choir.
A recent visitor from Denver remark
ed that In the Denver churches he
heard NO music that excelled the choil
music of prdway. Oar teacher visit
ors from the larger cities Of the val
ley south Of as, made similar cement
on last Sunday. Yet out Of the large
congregations Of members and adhe'
rents who meet for worship on Sun
day morniugs, Only three member
and two adhsrents were present OF
Wednesday evening. Such utter In
differe.ce il astounding. Ordway Il
to be congratulated on having 20 tai
ented, energetic and obliging dirsc
tor and teacher of music ~ Miss Gus
ter. We take this oppsrtunity to ex
press to her our most hearty aPprecia
tic. Of her splendid service, also e
those who have 10 ably assisted her ID
the choir, and on this public program
We feel sure that the community a
large 10 mere appreciative tina. theh
abse.ce on Wednesday night woult
indicate. II is the old proverb again
"Biessings brighten ~ they take thsil
A;,ht." o. 3. Merrill.
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Mr.. and Mrs, w. P. Totten from
Washing ton. arrived here this week
for visit with j. A. sPrengle aud
family. Mrs. Totten and Mrs. Spren'
gle left yesterday for a visit at Lone
Beach. O4iiforpia. Mr.. Tottea will
remain hero during their absence.
The Ordway new era., 1906-12-21

Work ID progressing on the vault
for the new bank Ia the Ordway Ira.
ding Co.'s building. Tho new bank
will open for business about the first
of the year.
The Ordway new era., 1906-12-21

|a:stes SOCIAL Give. by the basd
|'eay 'evsaiuG was . decided
p TIE bapA beys now propose
ksss eeseeft - litsrafy sn-
Passt - ths ssaf faturs. All
PsyA let NJ hevs soae god ma
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For Sale or Trade.

Hotel In Victor, Cello. Fine lsca-
tien, doing gsoA business. House
csst 81 900, furniture about 5000. No
iucumbraucs. Small cash payment
and easy terms, or will trade for Ar.
kansas Valley land. Price 5000.
Addrsss, John Harbeft,
Naaxsnola, Colo.
The Ordway new era., 1906-12-21

I bought fne new Engraviag Ma
chine which enables us to have ~ fine
work done here In Ordway ~ can be
gotten In any city. Fssnsr'
The Ordway new era., 1906-12-21

Francis James has ordered desk
and other Office fixtures, aud when
they arrive he will open 4 real estate
once. Mr.. James 10 \ ~ide.awake, ss
srgetie busi.ess man, and will be sure
to sell land.
The Ordway new era., 1906-12-21

Mrs. Harper had public sale on
Wednesday, disposing of her house.
hold goods. farm implements, stock.
etc. She will retnra to her old hsme
In Indiana.
The Ordway new era., 1906-12-21

Don't fail to attend the great clear.
lag sale at the millinery store. There
are some hue bargains there In hats.
ribbons. ETC., and you should be sure
to call aad see them.
The Ordway new era., 1906-12-21

About the 10th Of Dscsnber I will
have display Of Fine Siiverware.
Chafiag Dishes, silver Stag Sets. stsr
lia1 Ware, 1sl7 Rogers ware. Every.
thing you want and engraving free,
AZ Fishers Drug Store.
The Ordway new era., 1906-12-21

<Thsrsday moraisg st 80 o'clock .
are broke eat II ths laboratory Of the
sugar fastofy, completely 1sstrsyins
the interior. The once WAS " badly
danagsd that new qusrters had to b
secured untli rspairs caa - nade,
The pronpt arrival Of the chsmieal
lArs ssetne SAVED ths factery fFsu
cemplste destruction. The Ats VA
cauSsd By the sxplesiea ef > gasslsn'
|steve. g h. !, z.
The Ordway new era., 1906-12-21
NOTICE.

AL those knowing
themselves to be indebt-
cd to the Ordvay Hard
ware and Furniture Co.
Will kindly call and
settle their account 8
at once.
ordvay Hdv. 4 Fur. Co.
The Ordway new era., 1906-12-21

C. b. Wiggias and wife will leave
In 4 few days for visit at their old
home Ia Illinois. He will return in a
few days. but Mrs. Virgins will re-
main for . longer visit.
The Ordway new era., 1906-12-21

THE Town, last Monday, confscat-
ed car Of coal which was standing
on aide track near the depot. 1t was
big car and helped the people csn-
siderably.
The Ordway new era., 1906-12-21
Greeley Spuds at Gallavaus.

Born-To H. c. Barber and wife. On
Monday. Dec. IL. fine daughter. All
doing we'll. and the happy father Is
walking In the air.
The Ordway new era., 1906-12-21

/The New Era wishes its hests d
readers and patrons. Merry christ
mas and Happy New Year.
The Ordway new era., 1906-12-21

w. N. Davis 10 reported to be YER,
sick. His nuneroas friends hops foi
his early recovery.
The Ordway new era., 1906-12-21

easreaes are sssy prsp'ring
II christkas trees and enter
fats. The yoasg folks will bs
fappy.
The Ordway new era., 1906-12-21

Buv that boy suit fer Xmas. Get
the best at Galiavau's.
The Ordway new era., 1906-12-21

tsaehers' iustitsss last 6atur-
y fairly we'll attended. II was
plsasaut aaA besslciai meet.
The Ordway new era., 1906-12-21

Notice! Holders Of coupons O.
Graphophone time extended to jar
10. Gaiiavan Brss.
The Ordway new era., 1906-12-21

Geo. II. West will GO to Greeley 4
spead the holidays with his family.
The Ordway new era., 1906-12-21

pear Arays ss.s close We dis
EAsss is eoasilesahss das the
10 On sabsefiptioe. We shali
|sasdtsy out stassneats.
The Ordway new era., 1906-12-21

Carload Greeley vegetable. at Gal
lavau's.
The Ordway new era., 1906-12-21

Mrs.. J. p. Reynolds will leave Sat.
urday to spend the holidays with hes
parents,
The Ordway new era., 1906-12-21

State Teachsrs' Association
|set IL nanver On Wednesday.
1avAad Friday, Dec. Is. a aud
- =
The Ordway new era., 1906-12-21

Ii division enginesr Of the Missouri
Pacific has been located 1t Orlway
and spsned ~ oA,cs in the bank bull
ding.
The Ordway new era., 1906-12-21
y. Beatty Mss..a.lls Co... .a.

heo.. are fs.sisg . ., ceat
y yesk. They have . drove Of
and fil are - bssy - bsss In
hsss.
The Ordway new era., 1906-12-21

b up a.d get the New idea Wo-
Magazine with tie New Era.
Psse.her ooly $50.
The Ordway new era., 1906-12-21

Jswsiry. Ri.ss, Br.eeistsf csains,
ucor chaias, Hops, rsss,sstsy cayns.
nv.eshsa, eeatf pinss CT astensl !.
sts. 1agra ayses' a.. A. 1, s. n Il
The Ordway new era., 1906-12-21
Notice.

vfii ~ sSpi6s ~ yeaghs - : -, q !,
lSSS lSassr ~ seises rs.!.
The Ordway new era., 1906-12-21

christmas, .Fruits. Vegetables.
y, Nuts, Olives, Pickles and ev-
(as good to eat, wiafrss Bros. o
The Ordway new era., 1906-12-21
From Antelope Lake.

At Sunday schsol last Sunday Il
was decided We would have \ Christ
mas tree at Bob Creek school house.
An Interesting program will be rem
dsred BY the school childien.
Mrs.. Bail, or organist, IL goisg east
to spend Christmas.
Mrs. Laura Dennis has besu In Oh
ney the last few days In Attendance
on her daughter, whs 10 sick.
I will close BY Wishing = NerrJ
Christmas to the New Era and Il,
readers and to my fellow cerresponA
eats.
The Ordway new era., 1906-12-21

To make room for new iine Of shoes
We will give yeu 20 per ceat of on ali
high TOP shees. We handle the best
only. Gri@th's Rocky Mountain.
Wiufreo Bres.
The Ordway new era., 1906-12-21

Iss.as shopping has bsea.liveiy
bssk, sud IL 70 not aay where
bslag ever with yet.
The Ordway new era., 1906-12-21

! G. C. s.u,isa had . sale yes.
j. She %iil rstura 70 forms..
10 Kentucky.
The Ordway new era., 1906-12-21

]. BAKER and family left last
|fee Kuseh. Colo, where they
hats their hs0s. =,
The Ordway new era., 1906-12-21

y Beatty Msssa.tils Co... ad
The Ordway new era., 1906-12-21

crorH1po ~ ~ sp4 toys =
ia cAik \ !! ss1;sl ! d. H. 7 ssGh!at. ~ ~
The Ordway new era., 1906-12-21

N waut asyshiag fer Christ.as
"a ses Fishers liss Asat.
The Ordway new era., 1906-12-21

= a I ]
esllesI Church Services.
vsehool at 10 :, q.
- a II !. +.
q Psople's AilsAses Il 100 pm
asg at 7:3o . =.
vask prayer taseting On
eay a 7:ao > =.
ssek Sunday esneol 10 . =.
4 class eaeasoeys ~ ~ >.
y services sIs1Aya Bagilsh.
Nm q ~ pregcasse %
= r.. = = ~ plgtt IN
~ chflssl slnah el4At ~ ~.
assaees vi = NJ -.
= cee1s y !l sytase I Z - tssss :
The Ordway new era., 1906-12-21

Read the Beaty Merc..tile Cos al
The Ordway new era., 1906-12-21

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The Ordway new era., 1906-12-21

/ Tie Beatty Msfea.tiIe Cos ad.
The Ordway new era., 1906-12-21

49, ~ 7 ! 3 \
The Ordway new era., 1906-12-21

bs aad So the line Of Chiaa ware
)hes's Drug Store.
The Ordway new era., 1906-12-21

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The Ordway new era., 1906-12-21

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kbe a1e,p @ru.

Fbe ae''' @ra.
WAY. COLO. DEC. 81. 1906
bCtEEhND PERSONAL.
nay vacation Ia the schools next
he Beatty Mercantile Co.'S ad.
Baptist Ladies held their Ba-
1t Friday. aud met with very
hcesss.
v aad sss the line Of Chiaa ware
Aes's Drug Store.
Baker and family left last
foe Kuteh. Colo. where they
hats their hs0s. =,
- waat asyshiag fer Chriat.as
"A ses Fishsr's iins Asat.
I The Beatty Nerea.ti,e Cos ad.
G. c. s-u,i.ssl. had . sale. ye..
!. She viii rstura t. former
10 Ksatueky.
st.as shopping has beea.liveiy
ssk. sud It. 70 not aay where
slag ever with yet.
christmas, .Eruits, Vegetables,
y, Nuts. Olives, Pickles and ev-
as good to eat, Wiafrss Bros. q
. up asd get the New idea Wo-
Magazine with the New Era.
sse,her ooly $50.
State Teachsrs' Association
set IL nanver On Wednesday.
iayaad Friday. Dec. Is. a aud
-
y year Arayg tGa9 close We dis
ehsrs 10 coasi1egabss dus the
h On subseriptios. We shaii
easdtsg out stassmsats.
tsaehers' iuseitnts last satar-
y fairly we'll attended. II was
plsasaut aal bsssleiai meet
" Beatty Nsssastiis Coz I'D.
churches are Sssy prspsring
ir christkas trees and enter
'sts. The yoasg folks will bs
appy.
hs Beatty Msessatils Co.'s ad.
becs. are funsisg . Q, cent
= PEEK. They have . drove Of
aaf fil are - bssy ~ bsss IN
hlaak
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-11
DISTRICT COURTS.

CRIMINAL COURT. No. 2-Justice Bar
ONeal agt. Colman; verdict for plaintiff
for $123; plaintiffs attorneys, j. c. Cuttings
| and L. p. Loving; defendants attorney,
E. L. Giles.
United States agt. Lewis Tillman: assault
with dangerous weapons: verdict, not
guilty; attorney, c. Darlington.
PROBATE CoURT-Justice Gould.
Estate of Cyrus Snyder; will admitted to
: probate and letters testamentary granted
to Julia N. Snyder: bond, $500; attorney.
Victor H. Wallace.
Estate of Robert n. Larner: will admitted
to probate and letter testamentary grant
ed to John B. Larner; bond, $500; attorney,
]. B. Larner.
Estate Of James Fraser; auditors report
confirmed.
Estate of Robert Swales; order direct
Estate of VIM. II. Mckinney; order
granting attorneys fee.
Estate of Gaines Lawson; commission
ordered to issue.
Estate OF Charles White: order to sell
real estate. attorney, Robinson White.
Estate of George A. Bartlett; will adj
mitted to probate and letters testament
tary granted to Hosea B. Moulton and J.
H. Lichliter; bond. $4,000.
Estate OF Annie McKeever; order al
lowing counsel fees; attorney, w. II. Lin
kins.
Estate of Sarah " Bullock; will admit
ted to probate and letters testamentary
granted to Jason L. Bullock; bond $500;
attorney. ]. ]. Darlington.
Estate of Louis Duane; letters of ad-
ministration granted to Abram P. Far
don; bond, $500.
Estate of John Cocker; viii dated Au-
gust H. 1903.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-11
Stuffed Green Pepper Pickles.

Take full grown peppers before they be-
gin to color red, cut a slice from the stem
end and remove all the seeds without bruis-
ing the peppers. A penknife is good for
this. as the seeds make the fingers smart:
put the peppers and their caps In
crock and cover with a strong brine Let
them lie there three days, than drain and
hours. Now put into each pepper tiny
string bean, a little cucumber. green grapes.
nasturtium seeds. chopped onion and cab
bage, the whole mixed with half cuptui
Of mustard seed a tablespoonful of each OF
grated horseradish and ground mustard,
one teaspoonful each of celery seed, mace
and alspice and two tablespoonfuls of su-
gar: mosten with two tablespoonfuls of
salad oil; fill the peppers and tie or sew on
their caps; place the stuffed peppers in
Jar and pour boiling vinegar over them.
The third day pour off the vinegar. reheat
and again turn over the peppers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-11

Misses and Children's
Kidskin School Shoes, in
button and lace
styles; low and
spring heels; slips QM~
values O>Ss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-11
Art Department.

1oc. Battenberg Doilies. 80. SC.
&C. Embro. Silk, all shades. &c.
exc. Tinted Linen Center
pieces. .15c.
I2Hc. Teneriffe Doilies. 49,. SC.
exc. Stamped Pillow Tops. .I5c.
Aoc. H m Il it c h d Bureau
Scarfs. .25c.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-11-30
WOMEN THIEVES
Five Are Under Arrest Charged Wjtn
Stealing Jewelry and Money From
Strangers Yesterday,

Two cases of pocket-pickiue ny lewd
women were brought to the notice Of
the police yesterday In both eases
The victims were strangers who had
gore into the resorts kept by the wo-
men and were made to pay dearly for
their entertainment One of them
was travelling man, who had yari-
Gus pieces of fine jewelry on his per
son. including a stud worth probably
TWO hundred dollars which was taken
from him in a house on Thirteenth
street. while he was under the in
hueace Of liquor Chief Egan and
Officer Casey arrested four TT tfY7
women and placed them in Jail All
claim ignorance of the loss Of the
jewel
The other case developed last night
when a stranger complained that he
had been robbed of SIG in a resort on
Fifth street. kept by a negress named
Myrtle Small, an old offender who
has been frequently involved in cases
of this kind Officer Fitzgerald ar
rested the woman and she will have
a hearing today The money could
not be found.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-11-30
FELL AND BROKE
AN ARM AND LEG
JOHN n. COOK NET WITH PAIN
Full AcclDENT--WAs JUST
RECOVERING FROM A
SIMILAR INJURY.

John II. Cook Of 1915 Wa hington
avenue, fen down the back Steps at
his residence yesterday afternoon
about o'clock and broke his leg and
arm Mr. Cook was carrying out q
bucket OF ashes and lost his balance
His injuries are considered serious
as he had not recovered entirely from
similar accident he sustained last
December in which his other arm
was broken the result of falling on an
icy pavement. He was employed by
the Big -Four railroad as engineer
previous to his first accident but had
been disabled for work since that
time
The injured man was removed to
St Mary's Infrmary,
There is singular fatality con
nected with broken limbs in the Cook
relationship.
Mrs Frank Meyer a sister in-law
OF Mr. Cook is recovering from the
effects of broken arm sustained in
a runaway accident several weeks
ago in company with Mrs. John Ford
who was also severely injured
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-11-30
MAN AND WIFE
BADLY INJURED
Mr.. AND MRS. S, 3. POORE, OF Pu.
LASkl COUNTY, VICTIMS or
FRIGHTENED HORSE ON
MOUND CITY ROAD.

Mr.. and Mrs $, b, PCore, who re
side in Pulaski county, narrowly es
capped death yesterday afternoon
about 4 O'Clock in an accident ON
the Mound City road north of Future
City,
They had been to Cairo visiting the
family of Mr.. Jesse A. Moss of Thirty.
sixth street and were driving home
when an automobile sped past them
frightening their horse. The animal
ran down the embankment upsetting
the Buggy and throwing out both oc-
cupanJc.
The injured man and woman Were
brought back 10 Cairo in the automo-
bile by its occupants and We're taken
to the residence oil MIR Moss where
Or. S. b. Cary attended them Nj
Poore was found 70 be suffering from
concus ion Of the brain and II is fear
ed that he has sustained internal in
mries His condition is regarded as
serious.
Mrs. Poore was painfully bruised
but it is believed that she will recov.
err quickly.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-11-30
HOUSES IN DEMAND
Influx of People Manifest in Scarcity
of Houses and Offers Of
Higher Rents.

The demand for houses in Cairo is
such as has probably never prevailed
before and although sixty or more
are in course of construction in vari-
Gus parts of the city. il il. not likely
to be met. for indications are that the
demand will grow steadily and keep
we'll ahead Of the supply
One indication was presented when
the owner Of a house who placed a
small advertisement in The Bulle-
tins want colum the other day.
1naring the house for rent had
it rented by 100 the same morning,
ana by 8 O'Clock had two mote APP
pllcations for it.
And, as may be assumed. this ex-
tra0rdinary demand with limi ed sup
ply manifests itself also in raising
of rents on buildings already occu-
pied, especially business houses. An
Ohio street building which has rented
for $50 per month and rents now for
1925 is wanted with an offer of sl75
per month: Commercial avenue
building which has rented for sos per
month in years past is now sought
with an offer of $3.50 per month; a
building on Washington avenue which
has rented for $50 or 500 dollars til
a few months ago now bliugs $40
per month
The number Of new building per
mits issued b. tle city clerk has
averaged about twenty per month tor
ONE time past, mostly for residences
or modest homes: aud general condi-
lions leave no doubt in the mind Of
the average citizen that this city g.
now forging toward the crest of such
a wave of substantial prosperity as
has not marked its history in many
years past
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-11-30
MAKING PROGRESS
In Street Psving-Work Begun on
West Twenty eighth Street
Gravel Two Feet Deep on
Ohio Street.

There was little activity out-dC Or~
ye terday. Nearly everybody cele
brated Thanksgiving, but there were
some exceptions. Operations have
been commenced on West Twenty
eighth street by Contractor Fraser
who is also making good progress
with the excavation on Ohio street
from Eighth street northward.
On Twenty-eighth street proper
Mersrs. Gardner and Haines have the
curbing all set and are proceeding
with the concrete work.
On Ohio street II is a notable fact
thai a gravel pavement two feet thick
underlies the six-inch covering Of mud
on the surface. Much. If not all 81
this. win have to be dug away in
order to make room for the pavement
But for this pavement. which formed
a solid, though uneven bottom for the
lob-lolly in rainy weather. The street
would have been quite impossible.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-11-30
HURT IN RUNAWAY.
j. c. BARKER AND A. G. GRIFFIN
SUFFER SEVERE INJURIES
ON THANK SEWING
EVENING.
Both Men Are Employed AS Statesmen
for the Rhodes. Burford Fur
niture company-Had
Narrow Escapes.

a serious runaway accident oc.
Cured last evening about O'Clock at
Thirtythrd and Sycamore streets, J.
c. Barker and A. G. Griffin, two wen
known young men employed as sales
men for the Rhodes.Burford Furniture
company being the victims.
Messrs. Barker and Griffin We're re-
turning from Mound City and had
reached Thirty.thrd street when in
some manner they collided with a
horse and wagon driven by a negro.
The force of the collision frightened
the horse which ran away upsettlng
their buggy and throwing ont both
men.
Bystanders rushed to their assist
ance and the injured men We're taken
into the drug store OF Otto Schulz
near by where they were given every
attention
Later Mr.. Barker was removed to
Hancock's Hotel on Cross street
where he resides and Mr. Griffin was
taken to his boarding place, the resi-
dence of Mrs. Anna Ba.th al 42O
Eighth street. where sDrs Clarke
Duggan and Greer attended them
Mr. Barker was badly bruised on
the rght side of his face and with
contusions about the eye He was I'M
after the accident and
when be partially recovered his
senses was a ksd about the accident
bur did not know what had happened
His injuries are said to be more
serious than those of Mr. Griffin who
sustained dsloearion of the right
shoulder ana arm. Poth men are ceg
fined 70 their beds and the outcome
Of their injuries cannot he told at
this time
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-11-30
Wooden Wedding Celebrated.


The fifth wedding anniversary Of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Marchildon was
celebrated in a most enjoyable man
ner "Wednesday evening at their
pleasant home in Thebes.
The house was decorated with
beautiful effect in white and green
flowers and ribbons and elaborate re-
freshments were served on wooden
dishes. the menu comprising delica
cies from a ST. Louis catering estab
lishment. To further accentuate the
wooden wedding idea, prizes in
woodenware were awarded in several
clever guessing contests. Mrs
Thomas Williams of Cairo, winning
the souvenirs.
Each guest was presented with a
favor made of wood
Mr. and Mrs. Marchildon were
married in St Louis five years ago
Miss Tess Carroll, Of Cairo, was a
bridesmaid at the wedding and was
also a guest at the celebration Wed.
nesday night. MIR Marchildon is a
son of Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Marchildon
and is postmaster al Thebes.
Mr. NJ j. Howley and daughter,
Miss Rose, of Cairo. also were guests
at this pleasant affair.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-11-30
FUNERAL. NOTICE.

Died. S, rewey. Wednesday,
November rs, 1906 aged 70 years.
Funeral services viii be held this
Friday, afternoon a 100 O'Clock at
the family residence, No. 62S Twelfth
street Funeral train will leave foot of
Eighth street at 2:45 z, m. Friends OF
family are invited to attend The ser
wees will be conducted by Rev A. s.
Buchanan pastor OF the r. Presbyterian
church assisted by the Ma oaic
Fraternity
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-11-30
Opers House Orchestra.

The Cairo opera house orchestra
ndcr the efficient leadership of Mrs.
/. Emile Profiet, is doing exceedingly
good work this season and the i'm
provement in the ensemble parts Is
specially noticeable. Master How
ard Frank. a talented young yiolinist
a pupil Of Mrs Proflet played solos at
the matinee and evening performance
at the opera house yesterday giving q
Fantasia from II Troyatore with
charming effect. The orchestral &C
compartment is an attractive addition
20 the solo.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-11-30

Miss Rose Greaney was hostess to
d large party OF her friends yester-
day afternoon, who were invited 70
play euchre at the home of her sister
Mrs. Charles f. Hessian OF Twenty
first street
Prizes were wen by Misses Eta
aud Maude Kennedy, the former re,
celving a beautiful picture and the
latter silver spoon.
The guests were; Mrs. John 3.
Greaney. Mrs. Robert Greaney; Miss
es Annie and Mary Galligan. Eta and
Maude Kennedy. Anne Stapleton, An
ME Bloms, Florida and Veronica Fitz-
gerald, Wi1ifred Cullinan, Flora Fisch-
err. Annie English Lula Osterloh,
Agnes Gillen Rowena Stack Lucy
and Tess Carroll Daisy and Edith
Hodges Nellie O'Brien New Smith,
Eva Williams. Mollie Moran MolIie
Sheehan.