The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-18
MOUND CITY.
November IL.

Noven1ptr W
Master Henry Alfred infant son OF
Nr ana Mrs. Winnie Hillerich or ap'
ner Commercial avenue, who mas
been seriously i'll the past week, IS
slowly improving.
Geo. Belts made business trip to
Cairo Tuesday.
", II. Bowman Is papering the IN
tfciov of the north store room in the
phoenix Block which will be used for
9, l.. Harrison's Grocery. He also
aas the contract for painting and
papering the interior OF the three
Bradley gooms opposite the Phoenix
Block. Two of the rooms, one occu
pied by J. E. Keller's Tonsorial Par
lor and the other formerly the loca-
ton of Mrs. A. Adams millinery, have
been completed and the other and
central room will be finished TINS
week. The exterior OF this building
will also receive two coats OF paint
Mrs w, Andrew Dongherty AMI
Mrs. G. Ellsworth Martin will return
home Friday evening from Hannibal,
Mo, where they have spent the past
two weeks with Mrs. G. L. Robbins
and Mrs. P. Nigren.
Mrs. Eva Bowling and brother, VIM
Rouse were Cairo visitors Wednes-
day
Miss Dora Berfeld and sister, Mrs
Joe Warshaw of Ullin, spent Wednes-
day afternoon in Cairo.
Mrs. Thos. Kinney made a bual.
ness trip to Mounds Wednesday,
S. Z. Gott, county superintendent
of Alexander county. visited Lowell!
schoo. in this city Wednesday,
Mrs. Arthur Beaupre and Miss Mil
bred Jaccard were shopping in Cairo
Wednesday.
Miss Cathryn Conley returned
home Tuesday from weeks visit
with friends in Hickman, KY.
Mrs. Samuel LuKer and Mrs. Harry
Luker of Mounds spent Wednesday
shopping in the city.
Mrs Houston Beaver of America,
was shopping here Wednesday.
Friends of Mrs. J.. H. Crowell will
he Interested in knowing that she
was removed Thursday from her
home in Pearl River, La. to hospi.
tal In New Celeans where, if her CON
Tltio1 permits, she will undergo an
operation. She has been in a pre-.
carious condition for several weeks.
Mrs. Clyde Harding and little Miss
Claudne Johnson of Mounds were
here Wednesday shopping
zen 5tophlet, Jr, spent Wednes-
day Eunting north Of the city.
Mrs. Abe Beaver was Mounds
business caller Thursday
Mrs. Eugene Bryan and her mother
Mrs. J. Smith of Galveston are spend
ing few days with relatives in Car
mi, Eldorado and neighborng cities
Among the Cairo business callers
Wednesday were DR.. H. Whiteaker
James Finley, Chas. Wehrenberg
sr., Joseph Masterson, John McCune
VIM. Slaughter, VIM Lawler and
Harry Cowgirl.
d. G. Craig was Mounds business
caller Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w R. Rodman, Mrs
w r. Beverly and Miss Jessie Schu-
Ter were among the Cairo visitors
Wednesday.
Mrs. Margaret Hurst and daughter
Miss Lulu went to Pulaski Wednes
day to spend couple of days with
relatives.
Mrs. VIM. Wolfe returned home
recently from Cypress where she Wis
tied relatives the past three weeks.
Joe McNulty and Mr. Culbert Of
Cairo and II. Perkins of this city
spent Wednesday evening serenading
several Of our citizens The sweet
strains were highly appreciated by
the honored ones and also by their
neishbors.
Gerald, the 2-year-old son of NJ
and Mrs. ]. Overstreet died at $40
m. today at the family residence OH
Pearl street, after four months i'll
ness. Funeral arrangements will he
anuounced later
The monthly meeting of the ladies