The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-20
MOUND CITY.
M arch 19.

Miss Rache Hodge, of Mounds, was
ia the city Thursday shopping.
Mrs. Joseph FULLERTON and daugh-
ter Cora, and Mrs. Roy Adams re-
turned home Thursday from Alto
Pass, where they, with Rev. Mon
roe. represented the Congregational
church of this city at the Southern
Illinois association of that denomina-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. II. Mills wera on.
tertaned at dinner by Mr.. ana Mrs.
Irving Connell at Mounds Wednesday
evening.
Mr.. G. j. Murphy was insCairo on
business Thursday.
Mrs. Si.lney Johnson aud san,
Wayne SD mt Thursday in 4iro,
S, A, Steers OF Amarica transacted
business here Thurslay
The members Of the ohCir Of the
Catholic church in this city attended
the organ rectal at ST. Patrick's
church in Cairo Wednesday evening.
The choir is composed CT TIE follow
ng persons; Mis- Cla:a and Ag-
nes Westerman, Kate Tobin, ynez
Sullivan, Rose Muironey, Ella Dolan
and Agnes Cahill; Messrs. Dan Hear
ley, and Fiorenco Sullivan. Miss 8
Allie Belts, Leota Winters and lie.
nora Coaroy and Mr.. Roy Adams
also had the pleasure of hearing tbs
most exquisite concert.
Mr. and Mrs f. Ashworth and lit
tie son returned home Thursday.
Mrs. Ashworth had spent the past
few days with Cairo relatives while
Mr. Ashworth went e. Birds Point
to visit his father who has been very
i'll. He reports his father as still
in a precarious condition.
Mrs. J. S. Miller and daughter
Edna left Thursday for Mt. Carmel
where they will spend week with
relatives
Mrs. G. c. Robinson of Gale who
has been the guest OF her sister Mrs
r. O'Sullivan and family On Third
and Walnut street, the past few days
returned to her home Thursday.
gang of BOYS, about five in num-
bor, broke into the rear window of
TIE discarded yestibule saloon Thurs
LAY afternoon and imbibed freely of
the beverages which We're formerly
On sale there. No arrests were made
although the boys We're known and
repeated the theft after the place
had teen fastened
Mr.. Henry Hendricks of Valley Re
clue was in the city Thursday.
Mesrs. w T. Kennedy and Claude
Rue were Cairo visitors Thursday.
Mrs Richard Johnson who has
bcol the guest Of her daughter, Mrs.
1Eos Corzine on Commercial avenue
returned to her homo at Letings
Thursday.
Mr. Peter Burgess or America.
transacted business here Thurs lay
Dr. II. A. Doty OF Grand Chain
spent Thursday in this city
Mrs Joha Culp and Miss Allie
Belts returned home from Cairo
Thursday.
L y
for Golden where ne will assist Rev.
Fisher to celebrate st. Joseph's Day
Friday. st. Joseph is the patron
saint of the church in Cobden
Miss Carrie King of Omsted
spent a few hours with friends here
Thursday while en- route from the
Normal school at Carbonate to her
home where she will spend her spring
vacation.
u. Walsh of Cairo. was in the
city Thursday attending Mrs. Mary
O'Hara who is seriously ILL., No
hopes are entertained for her recov-
cry.
Circuit Judge w. A, Lewis of Har-
risLurg who is candidate for re-
election was In the city Thursday
Mrs. Weiss and daughter of Lev
ings were shopping here Thursday.
The subjects Of the Sunday SER
vices at two of our churches will be
as follows: st. Peters Episcopal. |
Rev W. NJ. Whitley. rector. morning |
service on "The Parable Of the Lost !
Sheep" Evening on Confirmation.
Grace Methodist Episcopal, Rev. WI
d. Margrave pastor, morning ser~ic |
THE First Day of the Week" or
"The Christian Sabbath" evening
The Power of Feeble Faith"
C. ]. Brady and fam.Iy have rented |
the Ross property on Fourth street |
and will move from the Monahan I |
tage into their new home in few |
day.
Mr. and Mrs Geo Conrad and lit
tie daughter lIe1wig. returned Wed
rosday avening from Vandglla whera |
they were called last Sunday on ac.
count of the death OF Mrs. Minnie
tBcahD Siddon, a half-sister of Mr..
Conrad. Mrs. SiddOn had many
friends in this city as she had occu-