The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-07

| houhced later
Mrs. Alex Montgomery is or the
sick list She has been quite III the
pas, week
Mrs. Joa2 Cook Of Omsted was in
/ town on business Wednesday.
: Chas. Wehrenherg, ST., Mrs. AIDE
laide Murphy f. Kreitner and Chas
Wchrenberg, Jr,. made trip to
Grand Chain in an auto Tuesday IN
! the ictoreSt of the baling machine
and Gus Reichert If this city re,urn-
cd with them.
c. f. Richey called on several ros,
idetns through the county Wednesday
in the interest of the Polk Preserving
Co.
Misses Mamie AMI Mary Mathis Of
America We're in the city Wednesday.
Miss Clark of East Cairo is the
guest of friends here this week
j. J. Pfelfer. salesman for s. Gas
ser and Co, dry goods importers Ct
New York, was in the city calling on
the trade Wednesday
Mrs, Kuykendall of Cairo was in
the city Wednesday.
Miss Estele Brown gave an i'm.
promptu da1ce 10 "A fe wof her friends
at her home Tuesday evening in hop-
or of her 10th birthday. Refreshments
mcnts were served and the evening
was most delightfully."- spent by the fol
lowing: Misses Mary Oyerstreet, Al
lie Belts. Freda Miller, Ella Dolan,
Irma Tuttlc and Is ellie Browr
Messrs Arthur Beaupre, Joe Martha
Paul Darragh, George Neadstine AMI
Jack Sheehan.
Or. Han Whiteaker was Cairo bus
mess caller Wednesday,
Mrs d. 0. Rhymer and little son
of D0ngola passed through the city,
Wednesday to Levings where she-will
visit friends
Russell Taylor was In Cairo Wed. !
nesday on business.
Mrs. James Rouse of Memphis re
turned to this city from Charleston
Mo, "Wednesday She will be The
guest OF relatives here few days
George Eiehhorn made a business
trip to Grand Chain.
w n Curry of Mounds was in the !
city on business Wednesday.
Mrs, George WEIGH of Olmstnd
spent Wednesday here transactins !
business.
Mr. Hornbrook representing the L |
5. Pharmaceutical Co, of Chicago, |
spent Wednesday in the city.
Mr. Leschrer Of ST. Louis was here
Tuesday placing acotylcne lights with
Fred Hoffman and they made a trip
mp through the country
G. V. Newton of Washington D. c.,
special agent Of commerce and labor
vas in the city Wednesday inyestigl-
ling the fishing industries.
The Episcopal Ladies' Aid met ati
he home of Mrs. Fred Hoffman on
High street Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. NJ. E McCammon Of Mounds
VAS in the city Wednesday.
H. w. Tolle of Cairo transacted bus
ness here Wednesday.
Mrs. Sallye Mason Of Sodalia, Mo
S the guest of her brother c. f.
Moss ard family on Fifth street.
Mrs 7. NJ Ford entertained the La.
lies Aid of the Congregational church
Wednesday afternoon at her home
IN First aad Poplar streets. The oc-
,asion was in honor of Mrs T.. W
lcClelland of Brazil. Ind, who is the
guest Of friends here. Ice cream AMI
AXE were served and the afternoon
'assed all too rapidly for the thirty
i've ladies present
The funeral of Mrs. Mary OHara
vas held in the church of the lmmac
ilate Conception Wednesday morning
md was very largely attended. Mrs
)'Hara was an old and well lkei
'esident of this city and the floral
ributes sent by her many friends at
est to the esteem in which she was
leld. She was always kindly toward
veryone. She was a deyOut Catholic
md had served well in the church
he loved The sympathy of their
riends goes out to the loved one who
'ore her long illness iwth such pa
fence, never murmuriug during tho
weary hours. Rev. Fir Mumbour pal
glowing tribute to her in his ser
non The pail bearers were Messrs.
Pat McNefe, Thos. Higgins, Dan.
learley, NJ F. Browncr, Thos. and
re Campbell and Jno. Shechan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Da7 Manning Of Cal
o, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Roach Of villa
Iidge, Daniel o Sullivan of Kanka-
zee and Mrs Margaret Fitzgerald
nj Mrs. J F HARRISON. of Cairo at
ended the funeral of Mrs. O'Hara
Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs w II. Harley aud fam
y moved their household goods
Wednesday from the Henry Reed
roperty on First street to one of the
Vail cottages on Poplar street where
hey will reside
Miss Lille Richardson was a Cal
, shopper Wednesday.
Fred Reichert of Leyings was in
he city Tuesday and purchased one