The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-11
MOUND CITY.
IulY 10.

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civ professionally Saturday, evening
Mss Kae Schiller. Of Mounds spent
Saturday with relatives.
Miss Ruth Hogg. Of Oscar, n.y.
passed through the ciu SATURDAY GU
route 10 Mounds. she was accom-
nanjed home by Mrs, Henrietta Clan
ton. daughter, Miss Norma and grand |
daughter. Eula, Of Mounds, who Will
spend a few days at her home
Miss Nary Mango, of Valley Rel
cluse was shopping here Saturday
w. A. Cnugherty, W. W. Houga
and H. G Parker, who spent Friday
Fishing in Sandy Slough in Kentucky
were mos unfortunate. 1t wouii
seem as tough this was Friday the
18th. as far as luck was concerned.
A fine lunch had BEEN prepared lot
tho occasion and was left a few teet
M the hank near log while the tish-
crmen we're preparing for the DAY
pleasure on the lake. A hog was SUD
denly discovered taking leisure
morning walk that way and smil'hs
mo aroma of something delicious
which flo.ted on the air In that W
cintfy and gbefore anyone could reaci
the spot She had overturned 'h'
lunch and was having a lovely TINE
all by herself in fact she was loali
to make her ex'f from the pace a
che was soon freed to do. Asld'
from having to evour a store-oougn
lunch the fishemen found the us
dcsirious of givig them a wide peru
and came hom in the cleaning
somewhat iaadd spirits.
Miss earl Nrgrave very pleasan
" ENTERTAINERS few Young people
her home on earl street and Merr
ecourt Friday.vening in honor OF ne
pnest. Miss sther Hill, of Marlss
Tho lawn VS. utilized and most
tho games Wre played there. Anon
the games ere spoons" and "mu
ical chairs Refreshments of pin
annie sheriff and Nabisco wafe
we're serve,and all enjoyed this low
" evening1'hose who had the plea
ure of bag present were: Miss
Inc,le sWsshelm, Earl Tarr, Ora
Gaunt. Bes Bennett, Ruth Bride, J
Verne Armstrong, Mildred Sims ho
0'Suivan Flora Dougnerty, Esth
uiI and Pearl Margrave: Mess
Fro Johnson, ANGEL Ashby, Alg
Nicely. Lawrence Livesay, X
DIe, Henry and Ray Armstrol
Vile Dishinger, Earl Hillerich,
ri. Dc and Joyce Margrave.
Mrs. Robinson, of Cairo, is
aest of Mrs. Jas. Armstrong, on r
ar street. Mrs. Armstrong; con
ion. fom the effect of burns recei'
Thursday, was much worse Fric
,ut at present she is improving,
VIM. Biggerstaff, of Mounds was
he city saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Fl Beaupre
Mrs. George Rutledge we're Cairo
itors Saturday evening.
Claude Stout, of Poplar street,
with an accident Saturday morn
while at work in the char tactt
He lost one of his fingers on his
hanl. The injured member was dr.
ed and Mr.. Stout is now at
home.
Miss Minnie Lewis of America
shopping here Saturday.
The receipts of the Congresatl'
social on the lawn at the nome
Mr. and Mrs. Willis FriGanza
Fourth street Friday evening,
s31,
X. N. Adams and Judge W.. a, y
male a business trip to Mounds
Mrs ovid Ludlow, OF Berth
Colo, was the guest Of honor
6o'clock dinner given Friday eve
BY Mrs Fred Hood at whose h
she has been guest the past t
weeks, Those at the table we're
and Mrs Thos, Boyd, Mr., and
Mike Murphy, Mrs. Ovid Ludlow,
and Mrs. Fred Hood and Mr. L
Bow. Mrs. Ludlow left sunday
st. Louis where she will visit fri
before returning to her home.
Floyd yesterday ana Willie Dt
erty spent Friday eynipg playing
d dance al villa Ridge.
Frank Scaulou has resignsh
post OH of abstract clerk In The
r. II. offices at Mounds and ba
cepted position Of bookkeept
the sugar nouBe, His former
will be occupied by Clyde Murps
THE city who will assume his q