The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-23

NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBoRs
Observation-Disclosures sssssssssssssyssssss

| Mr.. Chas. Estes was Mounds
visitor Friday
Mrs. G. II. Hilburn of Cairo visited
Mrs. w. A. Dougherty on First street
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. G. w. NJ. Carter who
have been visiting here a short time
returned to their home at cypress
Friday.
| Sidney Johnson made business
trip to Cairo Friday
Thos. Boyd of Cairo spent Thurs
day evening here on business,
J, O. Ballidge of Holloway, KY.
passed through this city en- route 10
Cairo Friday.
| J. w. Bundschuh of Pulaski is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Ed Sheerer
on Pearl street and attended the
chautauqua Thursday evening.
| II. Hllerich, the enterprising
| Florist, sent wagon load of beauti-
full flowers TO Mounds FRIDAY.
| DR.. J. F. Hargan made profession
al trip to Holloway, Friday.
| hiSS biduAS hosS WHO HAS Dten
the guest of relatives at Anna the
past week returned home Thursday.
| w. Gallon. .Tr.. AMI Miss Norma
Clanton of Mounds were in the city
Friday
Mrs. Pollock of Marissa who has
been touring Florida is the guest of
Rev. and Frs. w. ID. Margrave and
family.
A. W. Haughey spent Friday in
Cairo.
w. f. Whtwood of Cairo, was in
the ely on business Friday.
Rev. Fischer of Golden and Rev
Mumbour of this city visited Rev
Dunn at Grand Chain Friday after
noon.
MIR. arrl Mrs. Geo. f. Martin and
son Russell left Friday to be the
guests of the formers sister. Mrs p.
p Kirkpatrick at Ogden's Landing,
Ky. . few davs
The stores in our city began clos
ing at. O'Clock Thursday evening
They will close at this nour every
evening except Monday and Satur-
day through the summer months.
O. T. Ragland returned to his
home at Metropolis Friday
G. G. Willard was in Cairo Friday
to visit his wife at st. Marys In
firmary.
Daniel Hearty was a Cairo visitor
Friday.
l., II. Allston of ESSEX, Mo-, who
Las been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas Harrison on nigh street, left
Friday to visit friends at Branden-
burk. XIV
The chautaUqua number given Fri
ceived with much entnuslasm and
was deserving of all il received. Mr.
Larson pleased his hearers with his
two lectures and many expressed
themselves as having heard no bet
ter. He held his audience spell
bound during both addresses. Mr.
Marshall sang several beautiful Sc
lections and his voice. rich and mel
low, filed he tent AS a harpist he
was unexcelIed and as it is not
was thoroughly enjoyed. He car
ried the minds of HIS audience to
scenes far distant when drawing,
singing and playing. Mr.. Virro Ander-
son rendered several beautiful selec-
lions on the piano and showed him
self to he possessed of rare ability
His performance was far better than
the patrons of the chartauqua had
dreamed. Taken as wnoie the
numbers in the which the Larson.
Marshall Anderson Co. appeared,
were all and more than they had
been advertised and they would he
gladly welcomed in this city again.
Mr.. Chafil will be at the tent Sunday
Afternoon and evening and it is to b
hoped that each of you will avail
yourselves of this opportunity to hear
such a grand and noble man
Those wishing to attend the funeral
of Mrs Culp at l O'Clock this after
moor at villa Ridge can do so by TAX
ing the Illinois Central train at IL: 40
This train will go through to Villa
Ridge.
Hon Eugent Chain viii lecture
this afternoon at the cnautauque to
colored people only. and will aldr SIS
them this evening at the a NJ. f.
church.
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