The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-05-20
MOUND CITY.
May 10.


Doc Carson of Bigsbee, Miss, who
has been visiting his parents, Mr..
aud Mrs Frank Carson on Elm and
Fourth street. returned to his home
Tuesday.
Capt James Bartleson of Olmsted
was in the city on business Thurs.
day.
The Ca holic church cleared Si1.75
on their entertainment at the opera
house Monday evening.
Decoration Day will be observed
on Monday, May 51st. GOV Chas.
S. Deneen and Hon. Marion Whitley
are billed to speak and there will be
good music by brass band and choir,
Thos. Boyd made business trip
to Cairo Tuesday.
The residence of Ed Miller on
Third and West Main streets is re.
ceiving fresh coat of paint as is
street and Merritt court.
Capt. II. Holloway of Holloway,
Ky. was in the city Tuesday en- route
to Cairo.
Miss Ada Butler was taken to st,
Mary's Infrmary Tuesday where she
will undergo an operation.
Mrs. VIM J. Bacchus entertained
the ladies' Aid of he gregatonal
church of Olmsted Tuesday at her
home on Third and Poplar streets,
A most enjoyable time was had, the
spacious lawn Offering many Oppor
tunities for social pleasures. Deli
cious and appetizing refreshments
were served during the afternoon
after "A sumptuous dinner served in
the large dining rom. Airs Bacehus
was q member of the Omsted Ladies
All while a resident of that city and
tuesdays affair was the realization
of memories of those past soc;ai
gatherings in her old home. It was
indeed a great pleasure 10 these
present to he the guess once more
of their old friend ami neighbor,
Those present were Mesdames w r.
Harmon, y. a. King, + i. Crecelus,
Mary Roberts, Mary Adams Agnes
Heard. Alice Kraatz. James ParHell.
Claude Albright Chas. Vest Alice.
Walker, Alice Hileman J. ". Hood,
Flora Arnold, Ray Olmsted Frank
Unger, Virginia oBren, Amanda Me
Daniels, Miss Mae Nober;s and Rev.
q. NJ Snyder of OImsted, Mrs. Mary
Bennett of Liberal, Kan, Rev.
Rundles of Mounds AMI Rev. and Mrs.
Alex Monroe of this city.
Er :. Willard was a Cairo caller
Tuesday.
w. F. Mackey. salesman for l. P.I
Smith of St, Louis, boot aud shoe
firm, was in the city Tuesday calling
on the trade.
Mr., and Mrs, lcherheimer Of
Evansville, Ind, wcrH in the city a /
few days returning homo Tuesiay.
Sister Theresa of the Milwaukee !
hospital at Milwaukee, Wis, passed |
through the city Tuesday on route to
Olms ed to visit her sister, Mrs !
Eisenbergcr.
|. p. Stebbins, salesman FOR l.. II |
Binly of Terre Haute, Ind, spent
Tuesday in the city on business.
Miss Nelle Hall of Cairo, was in |
the city Tuesday.
A. l.. Compton spent Tuesday in |
Mounds on business
w 7. Hayden of Valley Rec,use '
was in the city TUESDAY.
Cairo spent Tuesday Ia our city N
took in the chautauqua.
Miss Jessie Mol of Cairo is visit
ing here this weekk
Chas, Kirkle, salesman for Fcrgu-
son Mckinney Dry Goods Co. and A.
A. Beals, salesman for the John
Deere Plow Co, both of St. Louis.
were here Tuesday in the interest of
their firms
Il, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul DeBaun and SIS
Ter Miss Laura Def5aun were the
guests of w. T Kennedy and family
IN Main street Tuesday.
Miss Myrtle BambricK of Cairo, is
Mr.. and Mrs. John Culp in
his city.
Geo. Lurup, travelling salesman for
he Oppenheimer-S Strauss 90, OF Gin
'innati, was in the city TUESDAY IN
BUSINESS and sold J. i. Nesbit & c.. /
! large bill of goods
Miss Clara Hartwick left Tuesday
or her home in Harrisburg, Ill.,.
where she will spend a few DAYS :
eaving that city soon for Valparaiso
o attend school
Miss Hattie Hawkins ami Mrs Ed
herman of Mounds were in the city
n Sunday as the guests of Miss May u
Hawkins. j
The chautauqUa en- cr;ainment /
Tuesday Afternoon anal evening was l
ar more han it had been advertised J
40 words could express the admira c
ion won by Col. Sobeski. one OF the G
randcst men ever created and a lee I