The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-04-18
speat Friday afternoon in Cairo.

concrete wall built from the trent
lawn gate TO the porch of the parson-
age taus adding to the good appe an
ance Of the property.
Mrs. G. G. Beard at present Of
Cairo, Is in the city the guest of her
Brother, J. c. Ford, manager of the
Rhodes Burford Furniture company
store She Is Ell route to St. Louis.
ohas Curren was Cairo business
caller Friday.
Mrs Pleas. Hardesty of America,
was shopping here Friday
MIS- John Lilly of Olmsted, was in
Il e city Friday on a shopping tour.
~ arl Mrs. G C. Willard have as
tdeir Guests the latter's father. Mr..
Walker and son Harry of ST Louis,
when MIS- Willard has not seen the
past eight years They together
with m and Mrs. Willard and ram
ily also Walter Walker of Jonesboro.
v,stfd Cairo Thursday
Miss C'adys Parker is stillt quite
i'll at hcr home on Commercial ave
nue.
Mr. o. G Hicks will open a first
class restaurant in the Busam build.
ilg Saturday and in connection VIII
ul 4 pressing club and messeng I
service.
Mrs John Lewis of Mounds was
shopping here Friday.
been the guest of her son and
family on Fourth street returned Fri
day to her home.
Ms John Schiller made a busine S
trip to Cairo Friday.
Mrs. pink Dunsworth returne |
hose Friday from America.
The Woman's club met on Thurs
day, April 18th at the home of Airs.
a. l.. Compton The session proved
a very pleasant che Mrs l.. G..
Perks rcad splendidly repaired
lrucr ON "The Industries Of Eng
land:" Mrs. Chas. Schiller a paper
On The Effect of Dickens Writings
or the Schools Of England" finishing
With a Gascriu,ieu of 1roth rby's
Hall" from Nicholas Ncholby." A
sketch of Chas ard Mary Lamb was
read by Mrs b. Ifutchison, A, piano
solo was delightfully."- reSIer'l By
Miss Blanche Boyd. OF Current
Events" several bright articles We're
read The reading of Act of Me
i tn concluded the afternoons pro
gram. T'ta adyisability Of giving aB
entertainment the SIMPLE rendition of
one eff Shakespeare plays, for the
purpose Ct procuring funds with
which to place. a drinking fountain
In Main street was discussed but not
fully arranged. 1t will be further
considered at the next session which
Will be held April 9th at the home
of Mrs I. c. Perks.
Chas Dayidge was. a Cairo visitor
Friday.
MIS- Sci Davis was in Mounds Fri
day
These who attended the dedicatcry
exercises at the Anna hospital Fri
day af cmcon were: Messrs. and
Mesdames L. c. Perks, T.. p. Easter
day. Geo Il. Martin, II. C. Ashbaugh,
A. w. Williamson. w. A. Dougherty
g. NJ Gaunt, Al Schiller, G.. S. Britt H.
Hall Nhitcaker, and w. A. Wall:
Mesdamas Florence Rue, l.. ID.
Stcphi5t, Kate Robards, A. l.. Comp
ton Q. A. McCracken Mary Null
roney aud clyde Richey: Misses May
Hawkins and Minnie Boyd: Messrs
Carl Miller, Ben Blum, Roy Cnnnell
and Frank Burgma1.
Mr. and Mrs. John Rhine went to
Mounds Friday TO meet Mrs. James
Rorsc Jr, of Memphis, who will
visit relatives here a few days
Mrs IL NJ. Smith went to 81. GU s
Friday where she will transact Lusi-
ness.
Supreme President of the Modem
Woodmen National Reserve b. A..
Young left Friday afternoon for Padu-
cab.
G. W. KimBall of Leroy. Ind.
brother Of Mrs. Clara Estes is the
guest Ct she and her son Chas. at
their home on Fourth street. Mrs.
Estes and her brother had been sep
arat = rrr the past eighteen years
consequently this visit is n delightful
Mrs Harry Wright, Miss Flo Wei
son. Mr. WIN Wilson and mother.
Nc-e in town from villa Ridge FIJI
dat
Mrs ! 2. Healy and Mrs. Geo.
plarI Ct Mounds were in the city
Ffilay
W. c. simpson, Rodman WoelneI
and Thos. Gillespie all of Vienna,
passed through the city Friday en-.
rou II Anua to attend the dedica-
ton &C the new hospital
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