The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-07
MOUND CITY.
July 6.

CnaS. kuSnllls anu fanny ~"
home Sunday from Anna where he
has spent the past two weeks work
ing in his fathers place at the
asylum during the latter's vacation.
Miss Myrtle Arnold of Olmsted was
shopping here Monday.
Mr.. f. Coulter left Monday to visit
his saw mill in Kentucky
Misses Mary and Mamie Mathis Of
America were in the city Monday Wis
iting relatives.
Mrs. c. j. Prady ~'and children re
TUNED Monday from Wickliffe where
they have been the guests of relatives
the past month
Mr.. f. Ellsworth and daughter
Sallye were Cairo visitors Monday
Harry, Thos and Ray Armstrong
spent Saturday with friends at
Columbus.
!. n. Jones of Grand Chain was in
the city on business Monday.
Mrs. B. F. Gray of Vienna is the
guest of friends in the city.
Mrs. Ed Stuart returned to her
home in Cairo Monday after few
davs visit with relatives here.
Mr.. w. T. Slefert, daughter Chris
tine and son Charles, We're Cairo yls-
itors Sunday.
Miss Gina Caudle of America, was
shopping here Monday.
Rev. w. r. Freeze, pastor of the
Christian church at Creal Springs,
was here Monday on business. Rev.
Freeze was, several years ago, a
leading attorney in this city.
Mrs. Frank Dauktch of America,
spent Monday here on a shopping
tour.
Mr.. Dave Harris, who has the con
tract for moving the Firemals hall
which was recently purchased By
Geo. Eicahorn, while at work on the
building Monday had severe chill
and tainted and had TO be taken to
his home on High street
Rev w. d. Margrave and sons
Loren and Joyce, We're Cairo visitors
{ Monday.
Miss Nora Fern Of Olmsted, spent
Monday shopping here.
Mr.. Geo. Parker and children re-
| turned home Monday from several
weeks visit with relatives at La
Center, KY.
MISS Lille Stroller Of Cairo, and
Nj Reuben Hawkins of Metropolis
were married by Judge l.. q Castor
ut tho home CT Mr. and Mrs Hen
bricks ON East First street Sunday
evening at G:30 o'clock.
Mrs. Adelaide Murphy returned
home Monday from St Louis where
she attelded the wedding Of Miss
Ruth Painter and visited friends the
latter mart of the week.
Mrs. May Rephkoff and Mrs. Lii
liam Gullett of Paducah spent Mon
lay afternoon here with Mr. and
Mrs. r. NJ. Ford on First and Poplar
street
The Anti.Saloon League and others
| IN, rested in temperance held an in
ter ting meeting at Grange Hall at
lNna Ridge sunday afternoon. G. w
Danhury superintendent Of the South
ern Illinois district Of the Anti-Sa
loon League made an address toward
inspiring activity and received mu /
attention: Judge Dewey Of Cairo
made an able address, on law en-
Gorrcment which could be we'll heed
ed on the parts of officers in this
Icaurtv; Capt James Bartlcson spoke
along patriotic lines Of memorable
Fourths Of July relating some yer,
mtol- sting stories of his life, anC
Rev Campbell of the NJ T.. churcl
at Villa Ridge made an address o.
Better Conditions for Villa Ridge.
A large audience was present and al
the addresses wete heard with th'
best of attention and altogether I
grand good time was had by all o.
Thursday afternoon at 2:30 oclocl
G w Danbury, district superintend
cnt and T. A. Scrogin. lcgislativ,
superintendent of the AntiSalOoI
League will conduct a meeting at thu
NJ T. church and another meetns
will pc held Thursday evening at tn,
e same place. TO these meetings ever,
person who is interested in the al
lvau,c of the cause of temperance il
requested TO be present
; Chas. Dunn of Caruthersyille. Mo.
, was i'm the city Monday and had hi
bets hold goods shipped to his new
home He was accompanied hom
by his wife
Mrs G. 5. McElya aud grandson
Sigsbce of Ferrcll Ark. are here Wis
lifting Mr. and Mrs. Sam McElya or
East First street. They were forme
residents of this city.