The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-25
MOUND CITY.
May "a.

May "a.
Mr.. Vernon Kempcr, OF Mt Yer
non, Ind, Is in the city. the guest OF
his uncle and aunt ar and Mrs
John Schiller. Sir. on Fifth street.
Byron Council. Harry Sheerer and
Emery Dawson We're among the five
persons who took in the Big Four ex
cursion 10 Vincennes, Ind. Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs John L. Dougherty
returned home Sunday from a visit
with relatives at Olmsted.
L. p. Reese went to Cairo Sunday
Mrs, c. +. Fleetwood OF Burlette
Ark, who has been visiting ner sis
ter, Mrs Wash Fleetwood of Upper
Main street for the pas: Two weeks
returned to her home Sunday accom-
,anied by her little neiee, Miss
iralys Ellcnweed
John w Walker of Olmsted, was
n the city Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs.. f. ellsworth visited
relatives in Cairo Sunday
Mrs. w S, Walker and little daugh
ter OF Portsmouth. ONO, arrived sun
day to visit her husband Mr.. W. s
Walfor Of the Wai;or Veneer and
Lumber &c
Miss Ida Johnson left Sunday for
St Louis where she WI purchase
goods for her dry goods and niIlin-
cry store
The funeral of Mrs Anna CGlp oci
CURED a. / O'Clock sunday after
noon at the Villa Ridge cemetery
About 10 friends of tle deceased
from this city attended the funeral
and a large numb,r came from the
surrounding country 20 view the re-
mains of one who had grown dear
10 them durilG her three years speht
in This city. Mrs. Culp formerly
Miss Anna Sandburg. was possessed
of a verc sweet and amiahie disposi-
ton and was so affectIonate and cor
dial IN her frtendiness that uer mem
ory will be cherished by those who
knew her well She was an orphan
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her short life with her sisters Mrs.
NJ. f Bird and Mrs. Joe S Mertz of
st Louis both of wham accompanied
the remains o their iast resting
place They We're also accompanied
by Mr. Joe Nart2 of St Louis and
Mrs. A. w Williamson and Mrs Ed
Miller OF this city who have spent
the past week at the bedside Of the
deceased line grave was covered
with beautiful flowers which spoke
of the love and esteem which Mrs.
Culp had won among those who knew
her Rev Monroe, pastor of the Con
gragational church in this city, spoke
comforting words to those Derett Of
the companionship OF one so loving
The choir sang some beautiful selec-
tons The deceased was % years OF
age and was married TO Mr.. Orthon
Culp at the home of the groom's sis
ter. Mrs A. W. Williamson on the
9th of last December. They left inn
mediately for S. Louis where they
Il.
ago. contracted very severe case
of typhoid and the deceased proved
faithful in her devotion to her hus-
band whose life was despaired of sew.
eral times. Then the health of the
young wife broke and she too was
taken to the hospital 20 which the
husband had been taken and there
after an illness OF three weeks dura-
ton her soul went out to its heavenly
home Thursday afternoon. May 20th.
The pail bearers were Messrs. Carl
Parkman. Jean Bryou, Ed Keller.
James Finley. Geo. Martin, Will Ash
baugh Oscar Ross and Joe Martin.
Mrs. Ruth Rich OF Anna was in
the city Sunday visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Chas. Gaunt on Third str tat.
She left for Grand Cham where she
will spend a few days with her par
ents, MIR. and Mrs w r. Ranney
Mrs. Eva Newhouse and little
daughter. Madeline of Fulton, KY,
arrived Sunday 10 visit relatives In
this city.
Mrs. Maud knight OF Olmsted was
the CUES of her father ID. r. Aldridge
Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Hoifman "ad children re-.
turned home SUNDAY from a Wis
with Mr. and Mrs n Has njaag r
in Cairo.
Miss Belle Miller OF Cairo spent