The Cairo bulletin., 1909-06-18

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NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBORS
Observation-Disclosures s

Idtdce were caro- shoppers WedneS-
lday.
| Mr.. Tilton Butler of Marsden, Mo-,
passed through the city Wednesday
en- route to Milburn. Mo.
Miss Clara Bushendall of Olmsted
was shopping here Wednesday.
| Mr.. Eugene Bryan left Tuesday for
Memphis where he will transact lum-
Der business.
Mr.. j. s. Firoved with Loner Bros,
of Chicago. a Ladies' Furnishings firm
was calling on the trade Wednesday.
Mrs, Thos. A. Tucker and children
of Olmsted spent Wednesday with the
family of L. D. Reese on High street.
I Willie Norris, the Is year old COZ
ored boy who cut Jerry Gibson, also
colored, severely two weeks ago. was
tried Wednesday before Squire Reed
Wednesday and was fined 1880
| II. c. Parker returned Wednesday
morling from visit with his sister In
Texas and left her much improved in
health.
OF. Ragland of Metropolis is in the
: city and was a Cairo visitor Wednes-
day
| Sheriff A. c Bankson was in Cairo
Wednesday on business He has just
reports a splendid crop of wheat. He
started two selfbinders Tuesday.
Miss nellie Hall of Cairo was in the
city with her class of vocal pupils
"Wednesday.
| Mr.. j. A, Meshew was a Cairo visit.
or Wednesday.
The Betts-Perks picture show made
a unique display on our streets Wed.
! darkies who We're playing stringed
instruments and singing
Mrs. Coombs and children and Miss
Blanche Martin spent Wednesday in
Cairo.
Dr.. j. f. Hargan expects to leave
Saturday or next Wednesday for poly
clinics in New York City where he
will take a regular postgraduate
August Sth, at which time Mrs. Har-
gan and son John will Join the doctor
at Niagara Falls, thence to Canada
and Washington City and return to
goth
Mr.. Waltham representing the Sim
mons Glove Co., OF Chicago spent
/ W Wednesday In the city on business
Cairo Wednesday.
! Miss Agnes Schuler is visiting rela.
tives in ST. Louis having gone there
recently with her sister Mrs. Chas
Richards who had spent a week with
relatives here. -s
The dance given Tuesday evening :
by Mr. Harry Perks at the Perks and
Higgins hall was a highly enjoyable
affair although the attendance was
small. still everything went off
smoothly. VanOsten's orchestra fur
nished the music. Those from Cairo
in attendance wer Messrs Ward Cot
ter, Kyle Ent, Prof VanOsten Barter
and Piggott.
! Mrs. John Cole Is quite i'll at the
home of her daughter. Mrs. George
Keller on Main street
Mrs. II. Calvin of Levi.gs and Mrs
Carrie Spence and Mrs f. c. Moss 0
this city were the guests at dinner OF
their sister Mrs. r, II. Hawley OF
First and Poplar streets Wednesday
After the repast the four sisters re.
paired to the lawn where they had
their photos taken by j. f. Jackson.
Messrs, LoFPa Boyd. Roy Moore
! and Willie Perks went to Cairo Wed.
nesday evening in the formers auto.
The Mound City brass band will
give an open air concert at the band
stand Friday evening. This is the first
concert of the season and will be en-
joyed by all. The band will favor tht
public with these concerts each FRI
day evening until the middle of Sep
tember
Mr. Joe MuIvey left "Wednesday for
Nashville, Tenn. -
Mr.. w. 0. Smoot or Pulaski passed
through the city en- route to Cairo
Wednesday
r. A. Gray went to Ievings on bus
mess Wednesday.
Mrs. B. Rutland who is spending
the summer with her sister Mrs. n. /.
Thomas, at Oscar. KY, was the guest
OF relatives here Wednesday.
j. f Jackson. the photographer
who has spent the past two months
IN the city will leave next Wednesday
for other parts.
Miss Wilhelmina CahiIl entertained
a large number of her friends at her
home on Fourth and West Main
atretes Tuesday evening. The occa-
sion was in honor of her 18th birtn.
day. Ice cream and cake were served
and the lawn was lighted with numer.
uos Japanese lanterns. Miss Cahill |
was the recipient of host of beauli |
full gifts. A most enjoyable time was
spot and at a late hour the guests |
dispersed for thair various homes.