The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-30
MOUND CITY.
Soul. 29.

sep. -.
Lily l.. Simpson was born in West
Union, w. Va, June 9Th, 1870, and
spent her girlaood days in that place.
moving to this city In 1887 and on
Jan. Sth, 1889, she was united in mar
rage to Chas. Dishinger here. To
this union were born three sons, viii
liam. Harry and Frederick, all of
whom, with their father, survive ner.
She also leaves her father, WAC re-
sides in New Orleans, two sisters,
one in Pensacola, Fla and the other
in Mobile, Ala, and two brothers
one whose residence is not known
aud one living in Piedmont. Mo. One
sister, Mrs. Viola Cogswell of Mo-
bile, with one brother, Chas OF Pied
mont were with her family at ner
bedside when she passed away az
+ 80 O'Clock Tuesday afternoon, after
two months illness. during which
she was a most patient sufferer Sne
has been loving wife and mother
always III her place in the home and
viii be greatly missed by her family
ard neighbors. She possessed 2
/ genial nature and made friends OF all
| her acquaintance. She was a meil
her OF the Congregational church and
was a regular attendant at its seryl-
ces. Funeral services were held az
the church at ! O'Clock Thursday ar
ternoon, Sept 29th Rev. J. Fl. Run
nas, pastor OF the church at Mounds,
lofhciating. The remains acconpan'
| led by the sorrowing relatives and
large concourse OF friends, were con
veyed to Beech Grove Cemetery at
Mounds, where they were laid TO
rest.
Messrs. and Mesdames II, C. Par
ker. Chas. Scnuler and c. Il. Richey
m Mesdames II. M. Smith and II,
Whitaker, all Of this city,and Mr..
and Mrs. w. w. Orr of Cairo, drove
to Olmsted Wednesday evening in a
wagonette and attended Eastern
Star Chapter in that city. Mr.. Schu-
Ter was initiated into the order and
after the work of the evening was
over refreshments were served and a
general good time had by all. They
returned home In the "wee sma .
hours of the following morning.
Mrs. w. T. Jaccard and mother
Mrs. Frey, were Cairo shoppers
Wednesday.
f. M. Block, of Mounds, left Wed
nesday for Centrafa where he Will
be delegate to a@district convention
of the Congregational church.
Mrs. e. Dllwortn VISITED Cairo
relatives Wednesday.
Miss Mary Cummings was among
the Cairo shoppers Wednesday.
w. B. Farrin OF Pulaski was in
town Wednesday on business.
The ladies' Of the Congregational
church are preparing for the County
Fair which win be held by them
under Tie Elm Tree" on Main st
and Railroad Ave. Wednesday after
noon ana tNcllluEs WV Jlii1
Mrs. Newton Dalton and son, Harry
left Tuesday for sikeston, Mo. where
they will be the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Landlord.
Mrs. Jas. Bartleson of Olmsted, and
Mrs. /. Crabtree of Cairo, were in the
city Wednesday,
Mrs. Maggie Reeves of Holloway
KY. spent Wednesday With Mr.. am
Mrs A. Cunningham on Upper MAR
street
L. A. Corzine. who recently under
went an operation at st. Mary's Hos
pital in Cairo, is making fair progress
toward recovery, but will probably
remain there two or three weeks
longer.
Among the Cairo visitors Wednes
day were Mesdames VIM. Montgom
cry, II. Whitaker land Geo. Eich-
norm.
Mrs. s. P. Williams is seriously II
at her home on Commercial Ave.
Miss May Robertson was shopping
in Cairo Wednesday,
Prof. G. Harlan made a business
trim TO Cairo Wednesday.
The ladies' of the Catholic churci
we're enriched to the extent of $50C
by the social they held here Tuesaa,
and Wednesday evenings.