The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-29

NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBoRs


shopping tour.
Miss Leonora Schu;er visited Cairo
! friends Tuesday,
j. Fl. Taylor of Levings was here
! on court business Tuesday.
The residence of Miss Nellie O'Sul
: Ivan on Fourth and w. Main streets
is receiving a fresh coat of paint.
J II. Bohnn of villa Ridge, speat
1 Tuesday in The city on business.
Thomas Boyd visited his summer
! home at America Tuesday
Mr., and Mrs. b. L. Ulen were
Cairo shoppers Tuesday.
w. X. Gray of Olmsted was in the
, city on business Tuesday
Mrs. Williams AMI Mrs, c. s.
Schneider of Mounds were shopping
here Tuesday.
The Mound City Brass band has
reorganized under the leadership Of
Prof Van Osten anil is making
splendid progress.
Stephen Eiselmier of Olmsted was
in the city Tuesday on business.
Mrs Chas. Estes has on exhibition
at her store fine piano of the Bush
ana Lane make
Mrs. j. Culverson of Olms ed who
has been visiting Mrs J. Beaver of
Upper Main street returned to her
home Tuesday
Mis- Freda Miller gave an Informal
dance at her pleasant home ON High
street Monday evening. Those pres
emit were Misses Allie Belts, Estele
Brown. Mary Oyerstreet, Fora Dough
erty, Irma Tu'tle, Mona ConneII,
Ella Dolan, Mildred Jaccard, Made
line Coulter and Floramel Hutchison;
Messrs. Joe Martin. Carl Parkman.
Arthur Beaupre and Jack Sheehan.
D. Hogan. of Danville. is in the city
this week on business
Mrs A NJ. McCarver was initiated
into the mysteries of the Rcbokah
Degree Monday evening at a regular
meeting Of that order.
J. W. Dorsey of Holloway KY. was
in town Tuesday on business.
a. j. Riding and family have moved
into the Peter Hansen property, now
owned by Jake Blum of Mounds, On
East First street
John e. Hunsaker of Vienna travel
ing salesman for tne Glen Refining
Co, of Cleveland, Ohio, was in the
city Tuesday.
Mr., Goodcnow, the piano tuner. of
St. Louis, is here on BUSINESS
Judge w A. Wall was Cairo
business Tuesday,
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Reed and little
son Of Sikeston, Mo, who have been
visiting the formers parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. /. w. Reed in this city returned
20 their home Tuesday.
Joe Gaunt Of Grand Chain, spent
Tuesday in the city on business.
Misses Estelle Brown. Madeline !
Coulter, Inez OSullivan, Allie Belts
and Mary Overstreet were Mounds
visitors Sunday.
On Tuesday evening the choir of |
the Episcopal churcn rendered a NEST |
delightful program al the opera
house They were greeted by an i'm
mense crowd who were highly pleased |
with the numbers which were given
rs follows:
Illustrated song VIXEN the O'd
Church Bells Ring; Joe Martin.
Moving picture recital A South, |
cra Romance; (b) Bryan at Home
Instrumental duet-Misses Lena |
Stern and Florame; Hutchinson
Reading-Dream of Eugent Aram; |
Miss Lawrence Emendorf.
Vocal duet-Miss Edna Miller aud |
Mr. Joe Martin.
Flute solo with encore)-Prof. |
Grear.
Reading b. Hutchison.
Vocal solo-Miss Nell Hall.
Moving picture rectal Money
Mad; tbl Good and Bad Fairy.
Vocal solo (by SPECIAL requesD-
Mrs. Anna Montgomery was the
piano accompanist for the evening.
The happy home of Mr.. and Mrs. |
$. McNichols of Upper Main street
has met an mtimely end Mr. Me |
Nichols has had employment in East !
st Louis the past winter and came
home a few days ago. sold his home |
TO Gus Corzine, consideration $500 |
and dividing the money with his wife |
lett Tuesday for st. Louis again. |
Mrs. McNichols accompanied by her
two little sons. left Monday evening |
lCr parts unknown.
Miss Hattie y. Hawlcy wishes to |
thank the management of the Bets |
Perks Picture Show company, IS
pecially Nj Willie Perks. for their |
kindness and assistance in locating |
her purse which she lost at the opera |
house Tuesday evening. Mr. Perks |
readily went ut o'clock Wednesday |
to the opera house whore |
the purse was found 1t contained |
several articles of value to Miss Haw |
Icy. also some change.
Miss Grace Miller and Carl Cutting |
We're married Monday night ct the !
homo of The brides pareuis( Mr. and |
Mrs. OTIS Miller on Fifth street Rev. |
Monroe DUTY performed the cert,-