The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-19
MOUND CITY.
August 18.


The Mound City band. twenty
.trong. went to Clinton, KY, Wednes
day to play for the Woodmen of the
World picnic.
Miss Irma Tuttle was a Cairo shop
per Tuesday.
Mrs. Clara Estes made a business
trip to Cairo Tuesday.
Mrs. George Belts and daughter
Erna l1ir Tuesday for Chicago. Wan
ksgan and other northern points
Hite Hillerich went to Birds Point.
Mo, Tuesday in the inter st of the
Wisconsin Chair Co
William Meyer. the county surveyor
is busy at Mounds surv wing for the
intorurban railway.
Ed OHara was in Cairo on business
Tuesday
Nj and Mrs. Carl Cutting have gone
10 housekeeping in one of the Gaunt
eottag'5 on Poplar street.
Miss Laura Gregson left Tuesday TO
sisit relatives in Chicago.
Mr. Walter Dishinger and Mics Lii
lie Richardson were Mounds visitors
tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. r auprc and daueh
u, Mrs George Rutledge, left Tues
day for st. Louis, where they will
visit relatives.
w. II. Beverly was a Cairo business
caller Tuesday.
Misses La Verne Armstrong, Gladys
and Gail Gaunt, Lucille Britton, Ruth
8ride and Pearl Margrave joined a
crowd of young people from Mounds
In picnic at Holloway, Ky, Tuesday
afternoon.
Miss Gladys Schulor of st Louis
arrived Sunday to be the guest of rela'
ivcs here.
Miss Ginevra Howard was yer.
pleasantly surprised Monday evening
by her Sunday school class, the occa
sion being her birthday-we leave you
to guess how many years, as tiN
young lady refuses to coniide thl'
secret in us. However she was as
happy as the Youngest in the crowd ol.
this eventful evening. The class FUR
nished refreshments, which were IN
the shape of several large ic cold
watrmelons. Games were played ami
the piano was in use the greater por
ton of tho evening. OF course, SOM
older persons were there, as follows
Misses Pearl Margrave. Ruth BRIDE
Lucille Britton and Mr.. Harry Arm
strong. Others who were present
we're Misses Dawn and Martha Henri
eta Capoot, Helen Ford. lrma Belts
Helen Wilson, Vivian and Ruth Cas-
tor. Marie Margrave, and Glady'
Parker.
Mrs NJ Murphy returned home OF
Tues sday from three weeks visl
with Mrs. Fred Edmonds at DENY l
Colo.
Mrs. Kate Sneed of McAllistei
lOkla.. arrived Tuesday to be at tn
bedside of her mother, Mrs. Finley
fwho has not yet regained conscious
ness. Her condition is very critica
and she is gradually growing weaker
Her sons, Mr.. Frank Finley of Cair
ard Ira Finley of Hamilton, are bot
at her bedside.
There will be no services at tn
Methodist Episcopal church Sunday
August %, as the pastor. Rev. W. /
lNargrave. will go to New Concord t
hold quarterly meeting for the dis
s-..ct superintendent, Rev. ]. w. No
Ncile.
Mrs. William Neadstine. who wa
operated upon Monday at st. Mary
'nfrmary. is growing better.
G. W Willis and family. who hav
occupied the New Arlington Hotel ol
Commercial avenue. have moved int
the Craig houso. two blocks nnrth
Mr.. Hux of East Prairie, Mo is th
guest of his sister. Mrs. c. L Harr
SON on High street.
Mrs. Clip Hughes left Tuesday fo
Elgin. where she viii be the guest G
relatives few days.
The public schools in this city vi
Iopen Monday. September 6 tt
ICounty Institute will convene ,
Howell school building Monsay. A
gust 23
A bathing party of about twent
persons. namely. Mr.. and Mrs. II. J
AIRS T. T Riatc1- Mrs q pa~k