The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-05-15

home Wednesday reporting most de
lightlul visit
Mrs. Adelaide Murphy and Mis-.
Blanche Martin were Cairo visitors
Thursday.
Messrs. Carl Meyer and VIM. Wea
3 ierman are in st. Louis this week on
business
Mrs. G, w. Boyd of Grand Chain
was shCppiag here Thursday.
Rev Mumbour was a Cairo visitor
Thursday
MI and Mrs A, C. Maigraye of Cal
70 are the guests of Rev. and Mrs.
W. y Margraye this week Mr.. Mar
grave is one of the mail clerks at
the Cairo post office and has i5-duy
vacation.
Mcssrs. Ben Blum and Jas Kessee
were Cairo visitors Thursday.
Mrs. III. M. Smith is having the
Howard property on upper Commercial
avenue thoroughly repaired
It IS undo rstood here that Cairo will
celebrate the Seth of May on Saturday
while our city will celebrate on Mon
/ day, May 81
Mrs w. B. Mcintyre of Grand
Chain was shopping here Thursday.
Mrs, Henry Hendricks and her
daughter Mrs. ] H. Hendricks, ac.
Icompanied by the latters little girl,
.lelt Thursday for Evansville, Ind
where they will visit for the benefit
of Mrs. J II. Hendricks health.
MT. George Caube left Thursday
Tor his home at East Prairie, Mo. pf
ter brict visit with Mrs. John Reed
in this city.
Miss Anna Henderson left Friday
Tor Belley lie where she will be the
cues of Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Wchren
berg, Jr
Miss Rose Mulroncy entertained
the Chec-Eta club Monday evening at |
the st Charles hotel The evening
was spent in most delightful man
Ael with vocal and Instrumental mus
lc as The chief pleasure, Mrs. WIFI
victor Of Grand Chain was the guest
the cmh d d this was the last mcei.
Ing q the club prior to the departure
/ Misses Cora Victor aud Clara Hart
WICK two members of the club. for
Valparaiso, Ind, where they will study
ne next few months. Delicious
@elch rarcbit was prepared and serv-
I'd by Mis- Mulrouey besides other
iainty refreshments for which the
guests repaired to the spacious din
ne rooms of the hotel.
w. II. Seymour, piano tuner of
cairo, was in the city on business
Thursday
Z. Baechlls of America spent Thurs
lay in The city on business.
MT acd Mrs. w. A Dougherty en-
cr'ained Mcsdames and Messrs f.
\. McClolland and Geo e Martin at
inner "Wednesday evening at their
ione OH First street.
Gus Nick Of Cairo who has been en-
'loyed in this city returned to his
ZONE Thursday.
Mrs. John Weisker of Evansville,
nd, who has bee nthe guest of rela
ives here a few days returned to
Ter home Thursday.
\. ". Lewis of Pulaski, transacted
business here Thursday.
The laljcs of ST. Peters Episcopal
h0rcA cleared $50 at the social given
It the hCmn OF Mrs. Frank Handloy
N High street Wednesday afternoon
nd evening +
Mrs. John Calhoun of Grand Chain
S visiting friends in the city.
Mrs. Pearl Steycrs of Grard Chain
vas The guest of friends here Thurs
lay h
Miss Geneva Howard very pleasant
y entertained the teachers of the
Dwell public school and the seniors
{ her home on First street Wcdnce,
ay evening. Music and games made
be hours seem short TO the guests
laiuty refreshments were served, a
urplc and sold, cake being the cen
or of attraction at the table. The
Dlhio NtlF tuOSc vi INC = duudtlEE |
Ass. Those present We're Misses
lawrence Emcndorf, Cathryn Schul-
r, Olive Buckle, Cora Victor Bessie
lex, Pearl Margrave. Geneva How
I'D, Clara Hartwick and May Palmer.
dcssrs. w. c. Beasley. Walter Schul-
r aud Everett Wilson.
Mrs George Lamkin of Grand Chain |
'as hoping in the city Thursday.
Mrs, NJ. A. Hoffman and daughter
iiss Peal Of Vienna. are the guests
+ w Il Redman aud family OF High
t-cc
Miss Fannie Ri haids of Anna is
he grcst cl Mr. ami Mrs L. c. Ness
IN Fifth street.
Nj John Armstrong went TO Car
Js Thursday after q visit with his
IIily IL this city.