The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-24
MOUND CITY.

Westerman were Cairo visitors We'd
reslsy.
Joo Layton cf Cairo was in the city
Wednesday on business
Mesdames Frank Mackey, Joe Gaun,
Jr. and VIII Victor Of Grand Chain
were shopping in the city Wednes-
day.
l.. A. Murphy made a business trip
TO Cairo Wednesday afternoon
Mrs W. A. Doughcr.y and Mrs. l..
D. Stophlet spent Wednesday in Cal.
70.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Blum, who have
occupied the Eichhorn residence on
Main street the past summer have
given up the same and will board at
lhe St Charles hotel Mr.. and Mrs.
George Eichhorn will return to their
home about October LIST, after spend.
ing the past four months at their
summer villa near Grand Chain
Mr.. and Mrs Joe Reynolds left on
Wednesday morning for a few days
stay in Holloway, KY, where they will
visit friends.
H. Darragh will reopen his meat
market the latter part of the week
1t has been closed during the sum
|mer months.
The lawn of Miss Inez O'Sulliyan on
Third and Walnut streets was the
scene OF social affair Tuesday even
ing, when a number of her young
friends, in response to invitations, as
|sembled thereon The lawn was
beautifully lighted for the occasion In
a contest, Lines From Mother Goose
the fortunate young lady was Miss
ella Dolan Refreshments in The way
of ice cream, cake and punch were
served and a most delightful time
was had by every one Those whose
pleasure it was to enjoy this fete
were Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Beaupre,
Misses Mildred Jaccard, Ella Dolan
Helen and Freda Miller, Allie Belts
Mary Overstreet and lnez O'Sullivan
Messrs. Joe Westerman, Cole Farr
Roy Connell, Florence O'Sullivan and
Walter Schiller Of this city, Jervis
HickoX, Bernard Birchfeld and Oar
Fitzgerald of Cairo.
G. ]. Murphy spent Wednesday III
Harrisburg on business.
The ladies of the catholic church
are making preparations for their an
nual fair and festival, which will be
held in the Wehrfritz building Sep
tembor Goth and 9th.
Miss Jessie Neadstrine visited Cairo
relatives Wednesday afternoon.
Albert Boewenkamp and Lawrence
Mulroney were Cairo visitors Tues
day evening
Mrs. Charles Pryor and two little
daughters, who have been the guests
uf Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Cutting on
Fourth street, left Wednesday for
'neiI home in Metropolis.
Mrs. T. A, Cgrzine was a Cairo shop
per Wednesday.
Mrs. Eugene Bryan spent Wednes-
day night with Mrs Thomas Hawley
in Cairo. Her mother, Mrs. J. Smith
adj son, Charles, OF Galveston. Texas,
will arrive Sunday to be her guests
a few weeks MI. Smith met with a
serious accident few days since,
when one of his fingers was mashed
off while at his work as an electri
clan.
Mrs. T.. O'Sullivan and Mrs. Joe
Lutz We're in Cairo on Wednesday on
business.
Miss Cora lmhoff and little niece,
Bonnie May Imboff, of Mounds spent
Wednesday afternoon with friends IN
the city.
Mrs. F. Kreitner, daughters, Mrs
Jennie Williams and Misses Della and
Grace, and also Master Tom Williams
were among those who visited Cairo
Wednesday.
A false fire alarm awakened the cit
liens of this place at 4 O'Clock on
Thursday morning, the alarm being
given by some one supposed to have
been wandering through the lower
lumber yards of the Williamson-Kins
Mill and Lumber Company. There are
several alarm boxes placed at differ
ent points in the yards, and one Ct
these had been tempered with. A
number of hoboes were doing" the
city on Wednesday and 1t was prob
ably one of these who played the mis-.
chief with the peaceful slumbers oil
the community.
Mrs. Adah Adams will conduct her
fall minninery opening in her new To-
cation 1.-THE Moll building) Friday and
Saturday, Sept. 23rd and oath. She
will have on display all the latest
shapes and models.