The Cairo bulletin., 1909-12-14

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course filled with glowing eulogies Il
the departed. The church was file,
Ito lis utmost capacity with sorrowins
relatives and friends of the deceased
and a profusion of FLOWERS covered
| the casket, while a number of fora
designs filled the rostruih inside the
ehancei rail- each one expressing the
sympathy of friends for the bereayed
family and their esteem for the man
who had served his city in such an
lenlcient manner. Deceased was a
member of the Knights of Pythias and
Modern Woodmen OF America and the
former had charge of the services at
the cemetery, while the latter acted
as rall-bearers. The attorneys of this
city were honorary pall-bearers. A
large number of out of town peoptt
|attended the funeral. among them be.
ing several attorneys and Judges of
the surrounding cities. Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Pride, the latter a sister. and
Mrs Daisy Lonergan, a cousin of the
deceased both of Mounds. attended
the funeral At lao o'clock the cor
tege left the church ana went to
Mounds, where the remains were laid
TO rest and the last rites of theI
knights of Pythias were given. Thus
passed away citizen in the youth of
a promising career which was unfold. |
ms to him future filled with honors.
In the zenith Of his manhood God
claimed the soul He had given. leay.
ng broken-hearted, aged mother A
wife. and three sorrow
hg children, with a host Of other rel
ltiyes and friends to mourn the loss
II one whose absence will be keenlv
cit by all.
Mr. md Mrs. d. II. Mills had as
heir guests last Thursday Miss julie
Aain, John Kahn and mother. ami
llss Ella Dolan, of Cairo. the occasion
eng the sixth anniversary of Mr..
nd Mrs. Mills wedding day.
Kyle Ent of Cairo, spent Sunday
fening with friends in the city.
MI and Mrs. ]. r. Weaver of
ounds, attended the funeral of L. G.
aston here Sunday.
Messrs. Loren StophIet and Ben
um were Cairo visitors Saturday
ening.
DIR. George Howard and daughter
ISIS Genevieve. were shopping in
Liro Saturday.
Those wishing to contribute to the
ma Pelley monument fund must do
before Friday, December II. as the
lortunity to do so will be closed on
t date. Already more than S14 has
N contributed to the fund by
'nds from this city. one.half of the
cunt being sent to the Bulletin,
lie the other part was sent to the
zen. Each of the drug stores has
description list. and Miss Howard
so kindly placed these lists. will n
Ter them and send them in this
k. A
he Mems Bible class which was or. ical
lzed here Sunday evening with a and
abership of twenty-four. will meet THU
Sunday morning at 9:30 O'Clock, the
the Methodist Episcopal church. the
ry gentleman in the city is in the
= to join the class and help to cou
e 1t great success. The twenty. new
men who have formed the ing
Gus of the class are all well Rec
yn business men and will welcome way
me. pas,
/ O'Clock Monday afternoon Miss in t
IA Thompson of Quincy, and Mr.. an
'ge b. Neadstine of this city were the
ID in the holy bonds of matri Of t
at the home of the latters 81
Ter, Mrs. William Neadstine on long
street The wedding was quite the
rprise to the many friends of the beca
acting parties as they were here gett
snort visit to the grooms moth. putt
VINO was quite ill., The family form
apprised Of the coming event este,
a short while before and 1t was finar
mplete surprise to them. Rev ports
Whitley, rector of st. Peters grea
opal church performed the cere- spor
in which the ring service was entir
The bride had spent few more
$ TINS summer as the guest of ers
Kisses Miller on High street and Hera
& her stay here became very ductt
ar with the younger society of daily
.ity. The groom, one of our fashi
young men, was reared here iress
has numerous friends in this ent
unity and at Quincy where he tiarli
two years in college He holds OF tn
endid situation at Christopher hand'
the young couple will reside Sund
or which place they left inn Little
tply follnwine tha uaIJing Dietul