The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-18

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lturg, Miss for which city they will
leave Saturday
Mrs. Harry Perkins and little son
we're Cairo visitors Thursday.
| ". "A. Merwin Of Olmstead was
here on business Thursday.
w. r. Wilson foreman at the ma
Irine ways while standing near when
i boat was launched recently suffered
la severe injury to his large toe on
his right foot when frozen cradle
Broke loose and fell upon it, The
whole foot is swollen to the ankle
and and is causing him much pain al
Though he is not confined to his home.
Mrs. John Smoot Of Mounds, was
Ishopping in this city Thursday.
+ The membership Of the First Bap
Itist church twhte) IS contemplating
1.-The erection Of a church building
anon their lot just north of West
II First on High street The building -
lilo be of cement 42x72 feet in dimen-
sions with tower 81 feet high. The
interior will be divided into the FOL
flowing rooms: Lecture room, Sunday
school room, Baptistry choir loft, two
4 dressing romos. audience room and
basement 30x52 feet. The floor oil
the church will have ia #, eleva-
ton and seating capacity OF 400. II
| Is expected that work will be begun
en- the church during the month Of
January
Mrs. j. f. Hargan and Mrs. r. j
Hoffman and two little daughter
Josephine and Rudele visited II
Cairo Thursday evneng.
The offices at the |. G. r. r. yards
lat Mounds received orders Thursday
. prohibiting the employees smoking du'
} ing the office hours,
At regular meeting of Trinity
! Lodge No. $50 (Masonic) Thursda,
4 evening the following officers weri
elected for the ensuing year: w. 4
Waugh, w. S.; +. r. snyder, S. W.
Thos. KaralSn A W.; Geo. Eichorn
treasurer; L. P. Eas-erGay, secretary
: Out Of town members who were pres
: ent were: Claude Grain. Clyde Hard
ing, Albert Spence, Y. B.. Goe an
! Roy Connell all Of Mounds.
Ill Mesdames H. Calvin of Leving
4 and E. G. Moss of this city wer
!. shopping in Cairo Friday
q Mr.. and Mrs, John Dougherty II
e turned Thursday from visit W.T.
n relatives at Olmsted and Joppa thi
n week.
v Mrs. Geo. Parker who has hes
quite i'll is able to be out again,
Messrs. and Mesdames C. S. Mile
e. P. yesterday, w. 7. Friganza, y
T. Kennedy and w A. Wall wei
Cairo visitors Friday.
10 Miss Rose O'sullivan visited
- Mounds Friday.
4, Mrs. Ben Blum of this city and h
i. cousin Miss Bess Lichten of Bio
Miss, left Friday for a visit wi
= relatives at Paducah.
-. Mrs. Mary Conley and daught
Kate we're shopping in Cairo Frids
= Mrs. Mary Freeman and son Edw
~ returned Friday from attending &
funeral of the formers son, Pea
IA Mr.. Freeman was former reside
:. of this city and the news of his dea
ro came as a shock to his many frien,
He leaves a wife and two small oh
nv dren.
No Mrs. Geo. Scruggs of Mounds "
here on business Friday.
"a, Miss Lucille Wehrenberg who h
been sick the past week with ton
~ litis Is able to be back at her schc
on duties again.
nv Mesdames II Mason and c. G. "
81 lard and two little daughters Franc
and Helen were Cairo visitors r
oh. day.
~ Messrs. j. C. Ford and r, G, MEG
made a business trip to Mounds +
in day.
no l.. A. May, representing the Rost
or thal7Sloan Millinery Co., Of st. Lot
mo was here calling on the merchal
har Friday.
low VIM. Bestgen was in Mounds I
day on business.
eoe Mrs Geo, Eichhorn and daugh
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