The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-05
MOUND CITY.
April q.

friends greeted her at her home OH
High street in hcc'or of her 18th birth
day. They came laden with tokens
OF their love and best wishes for her
and a load of refreshments not.
wlthstanding the fact that the mother
OF the hostess had prepared delicious
ice cream and cake which was hear
lily enjoyed. Numerous games mad :
the hours seem very short and at u
late hour the guests departed. Those
present were: Misses Myrtle Bac-
chus, Gladys Cowgirl, Beulah and An
lie Keller, Helen Ford, Julia anil
Blanche Schiller Mary Mulroney,
Rose, Anna and Cecilia O'Sullivan,
marie Robards, Gail Gaunt, Lena
Westerman, Gertrude, Rosalind and
zelletta Brown, May Harris, Ruth
Sherer, Mary Nugenr, Pearl Dalton,
Lstelle Fish, ,lfma Belts, Lucille
Wehrenberg. OF Belleville, Margie
Schneider and Gladys Moss; Masters
Tom and Ray Armstrong, Frederick
Williamson, Herschel Eichhorn, Har,
old Britton, Chris Keller Leo Wes-
terman, Harlan Lowe, Willie Schneid-
e., Charles Nugent and Gilbert
Sheerer.
DR.. Hall Whitaker was In Olmsted
on business Saturday.
Gus Reichert of Levings transacted
business here Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Williamson re-
turned home Saturday after a few
weeks soiourn at Hot Springs, Ark,
during which time Mr. williamson
rheumatism almost entirely disap-
peared.
a. NJ Palmer, editor of The Sun
was In Cairo on business Saturday,
James Wall returned Saturday from
his farm in johnson county.
Ben Hargan of Valley Recluse was
in the city on business Saturday.
Miss Georgia Herald of Olmsted
was the guest of Mrs, j. l.. Dougherty
Saturday.
Mrs. Hugh Mason returned home
Saturday from Cairo where she spent
several weeks in st. Mary's hospital
following an operation. She was met
at the depot by r. NJ. Fords auto
and was conveyed to her home or
Commercial avenue.
Mr.. Pink Dunsworth went to Amer
Ca Saturday where she will visit her
mother Mrs. Yoakum
Mr.. Will Victor of Grand Chain,
was in the city Saturday. He was ac.
companied home by his sister, Miss
Cora Victor who has just returned
from DuQuoin where she attended
the Teachers. meeting which was in
progress there this week.
George Armstrong is In the city
the guest of his son John Armstrong
and family on Third street.
Mrs j. A. Crozier spent Thursday
shopping in Cairo.
Miss Trina futile entertained very
pleasantly q few members of the A.
A. Club Thursday evening at her
home on First Main street Taffy
pulling. dancing and music furnished
plenteous amusement for the evening.
The hostess served dainty refresh
ments which were hugely enjoyed Ivy
the following: Misses Freda Miller,
Ella Dolan, Estelle Brown, Incz
OSullivan, Floramel Hutchinson and
Mona ConnelL
Mrs. II. W. Burkheimer of Mounds
was shopping here Saturday.
The Public school teachers who ar
tended the meeting of the Southern
Illinois Teachers Association at Du
Quoin the past three days return.d
home Saturday much benefited by
this splendid meeting.
Mrs. w II. Beverly was Cairo
visitor Saturday.
Miss Clara Hallwlck went from
DuQuoin to Mt. Vernon, H., where
she will spend Sunday with her
father.
Mrs. John Lewis of Mounds has
just returned home from Nashville,
Tenn. where she spcGt several days
with her sister, Mrs. Otto Belts, for
merly of this city.
VIM. Martin, Sr completed the cen
sus of this school district Friday
with the following population in
side the city limits 1854, in the dis
trict outside city limits 10B making
total population of 3lSS.
Miss Grace Martin was down from
Olmsted Saturday.
Master Edward Lutz who was
poisoned last Tuesday by eaticg part
of a caladinan rect is able to be out
again. /
Nj aud Mrs L. c. Cialton and
two little daughters of Mounds pass
ell through this city Saturday on
route to Oscar. Ky. where they VII |
reside. on farm formerly owned by |
Mrs. Clanton's father c. r. Hogg who ,
died recently.
Mrs. George Lily OF Olmsted was ~
the city Saturday.
Mr.. Harry Browner, Of Texarkana.
Texas. is he guest Of Mi. and Mrs !
r n'c,,Itirap AMI aFauflv ~, Third L