The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-23
.
MOUND CITY
April %, 1908.

number oil persons receiving at the
,calf eel faA4ng The congregation
winch assembled for the midday cele-
bratian filled the church, the Modern
Woodmeu attending in a body IN
uniform At ii O'Clock the seventeen
bright-laced choir boys ID their new
robes appeared at the church doors
and preceded By Master Roscoe VIII
son bearing the brass ptocessloha
cross presented by the Junior Guilds
ol the church marched up the central
.aisle Il their places to the inspirin@
strains Of we March W. March 20
yictory. The service was largely
choral and heartily entered into ~
the large and attentive congregation
The ofTertory solo was beautifully re-
deied by Mrs. A. H. Shelton Of our
7fty to the very evident appreciation
of those present The sermon was
the Resurrection ana closely
listened to. A goodly number Of pei
sons came forward to receive III
Holy Eucharist and at the conclusion
the chGir boys marched ont q tll
church singing Onward Christian
Soldiers ami the morning service
In large congregation again filed the
church al the night service, the hey
choir appearing in the same order as
at the morning service. They were
assisted at both services By the d
ichoir. The sermon was upon the same
subject as in the morning and th
cHau0ry solo was eSQuisitely surg
10y Miss Blanche Boyd and as ben
beautiful ice filled the huildiaa
those who heard her were enabled te
more fully comprehend the Easter joy
and happiness OF which she sang The
professional was again "0nwarH
Christian Soldiers. Great credit Is
Idue to those who worked SO hard in
Training the boys and in getting theia
lready for Easter
1 Mrs. Maggie Weldon f Cairo wa
LIN our city Tuesday
Mrs. August Buser and daughter
Lula, of Morehonse. No, are TIL
guests Of Mrs, Ella Haller4erg tn
week Mrs Buser was formerly ;
resident Of this place
A number of cur citizens We're il
Cairo Tuesday oil account Of the cleo
ton Among the temperance fore
were Mesdames A. w Williams n
Sarah Clup, Hall Whiteaker. Jenni.
adams and Chas. Nuguet; Messrs "
IT. Parker Clip Hughes ami W r
lJaceard The Temperance people q
Cairo have the sympathy Of thei
Mound City friends ip their defea
hut when So little protection was Il.
forded them in their campaign lit
else could be expected It Is unlef
stood that during some spaachp
which We're being made ia favor G.
Temperance a mob attempted 10 caus
trouble until in enc instance th'
speaker had to be taken away A
another speaking a number Of tn
opposing force brought their graph
phones ont and starting them drown
CT the voice Of the speaker and whe'
he and his audience moved TO anothe
business street the manager Of
uicke sh W brought forth his hoH
and hallowed while the temperate
speech went on In view of thes
demonstrations anal the fact that yer
.. little. II any protection was give
: these people would have lead to til
belief that Cairo would 60 wet" SCI
eral business men at n,ighboriug ci
JOS who have been purchasing thei
goods the Cairo wholesale house
have said that they would discontiuu
their trade with the Cairo dealers.
Mrs. Barnes, wife OF a prominer
colored man. who resides near the \.
tional cemetery died Tuesday wit
a congestive chill
A. w. Williamson. trustee of til
Metal Round Package Company,
having the smoke stacks of the plar
painted.
Mrs George Lewis of Upper Con
mercial avenue is seriously iI
So, and Mrs Pearl Freeman C.
: Mounds We're Mound City visitor
Tuesday.
2ars tsp Clark accompanied i
ler little daughter. Ieelnaa. was
, Cairo Tuesday whore She had II
little ones toasils removed.
Mrs Mary Monahan is on the sic
list this week.
Mrs Bertha Morris. little son an
, daughter Helen Johns n. will lea,
tcdav fer Jacksonville. Ill. where tn,
twi'l reside in the future
Mr and Mrs. Samuel Back le
Tuesday for Memphis where they wi
visit relatives.
, Mrs. Watt Wright and Miss Ain
Wright Of Valley Recluse were Il
guests of Mrs. Mamie Estes Tuesda
II is reported that Wetauc precin
won't dry" by , majority. This vi
I'Ae only precinct in this county viii,
: w AT wet last fail