The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-14
MOUND CITY.
November IL.

Cnain Saturday where she Will spenu |
couple OF days with relatives
While Perks sneni Friday evening |
in Mounds operating the moving pic
ture machine al the Hagan show The
proceeds Of she snow We're for the
benefit or the Catholic church al
Mounds.
The Womans Club met in regular
session Thursday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs. Thos. Higgins on
Fourth and Walnut streets. The ear
~ portion OF the meeting was devot-
ed to business in connection wren tne
plac ng OF the fountains which ar
rived recently. Work on the setting
of the fountains and completing the
imnroyen ents on the park Will pc
pushed rapidly by the ladies IN
whose charge it mas been placed. Fol-
lowing this program was rendered
II cons sted of an instrumental duet
by ,Mesdames r. Higgins and j. l..
Mcclure. Then short articles We're
read on "Philanthropic Movements OF
Inc Day" and Cultivation OF High
Ideals and the members entered in
to general discussion OF these top
les. The hostess then entertained
the club by reading come compost
lions which had been written by hef
and her brother, r., G. Perks, IN tnelf
early school days. This part Of TIE
nfogram was very amusing MIS-.
Mamie Estes gave one OF ner usual
spicy read ngs which was received
with much applause. This concluded
the program for the afternoon ana
Mrs Higgins then announced that she
was in position to offer one evening $
receipts at the Palm theatre, Toe
same to be used for the FOUNTAIN
Yun.l." This announcement was most
enthusiastically received and II was
decided that on the evening OF Mon
day. Nov. 2S, the club should nave
charge of the theatre rendering a
special program in connection wlth
the regular picture show. The meet
ing was then adjourned to meet VIII
Mrs. w. w. HougN on Friday, NOV
rs. and II is especially urged ulat
every member be present as there
viii be much important business &c
be transacted.
Mrs. Gaunt Britt of Olmsted was
shopping in the city Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T, Parker We're
Cairo business callers Friday.
An excerpt from tte soc ety CO..
umn OF a Hannibal Mo, paper ~ q
follows: "The home Of Mrs. p. {
Iligten on north Fourth street wa
thrown open Saturday afternoon. No
:. 10 forty of her guests Mrs. W. \
Borgherty and Mrs. Geo, b. MartiI
OF Mound City, III. Autumn leaves
ferns and berries formed to effect %
decoration of the parlors Mrsic wa
an enjoyable feature of the atternoo
entertainment and violin SOLOS D
Miss Neva Concannon, aceompanie
nv her sister, Miss Fern Concannon
and vocal solos by Mrs. Ed King, &C
conpanied by Mrs. Robt. Spaidin
were charmingly rendered Toward
the end Of the afternoon luncheo
' was served"
r.. ]. Hoffman who A. week sine
suffered a slocation of his rial
shoulder while removing the screen
t.b.s eal1on, Is rapidly nearing re
covery.
Mrs. ]. w. johnson was a Mound
visitor Friday.
rev. FIR. Mumbour will leave SUI
ar noon fer ST. Louis, thence
New York, from whence he VII So
for Liverpool He will make a tnre
months tour Of Europe. visiting LII
erpoo, London, Havre, Paris and C
logne and possibly spending shol
while In Ireland, lie has relative
in central France and Germany. ri
Young Ladies Sod3llty Of his pa
ish in this city rendered him purs
of $3.50 Thursday even ne in reco
milton Of mis- unbounding interest
their work
Mrs. Jas. Flynn returned ho1
Thursday evening from MulberI
Grove, H., where size has s9ent Il
past month with he" parents III
father is a sureranuated min ster
the Methodist Episcopal church ar
is 81 years of age while his wife
50. Mrs. Flynn had not visited the
during the past two years.
Willie Dshinger viii leave Thui
day, the 18th, for Effingham, whel
ne goes to take II course in PINOT
graphy.
Floyd yesterday and Jno. Stron
engineered the dance In the Fer
and Higgins hall Thursday evenln
Webb's orchestra, from, CAIRO, fu
nished the music for the evening al
twenty.six OF the younger soeie
couples Of this and surrounding c
les enjoyed the event. Following a
some OF the outoftown guests; M
-. Laura DeBaun and Corrine w
Ter OF Cairo; Miss Agnes Gum a
Frank Wilkinson, Miss Alma kekt
and Ernest Flogendobler. The Ia
npeed counles We're IRON Villa Rids
Mrs. Fink and daughter, Miss +
m, of Mounds, were shopping in t