The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-01-03
MOUND CITY.

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Dan Drake left Friday for Texar,
kama. Ark where he has accepted a
position as superintendent of veneer
mil
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Pretty of Cairo
were guests of Mr., and. Mrs b. G.
Craig on Poplar street Thursday.
DR.. J. NJ. Mozely made profes-
sional trip TO Olmsted Thursday
Mesdames II. Beaupre. Geo, Conrad
and Geo, Rutledge were Cairo shop
pers Friday
W 3. Burkhead is suffering with
an abcess on bis left hand
Mrs. w. s. Sandeson left Friday for
Centralia to be at the bedside of her
father. Geo. E. Merit, who is seriously
Ill in the hospital there. n,. a.,
Mrs. Geo. Blank OF Mounds was in
the city Thursday evening.
John Cook of Olmsted transacted
business here Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. Galbraith and
family Of Villa Ridge We're shopping
in the city Friday and also made a
flying trip to Cairo.
l.. G. Perks who is quite i'll at his
home is not improving at this writ
ing.
Miss May Hawkins of this city
Misses, Mae Deeslie and Ana Banks
ton of Mounds and Miss Nellie Welt
ing of Villa Ridge, have returned
home after spending the week attend
ing the state teachers association in
Springfield Miss May Robertson OF
this city who was also with them is
spending a few days at Gale with hel
brother, Geo Robertson. before re
turning home.
Mrs, II. G, Parker and Mrs. Harry
Neadstiue We've Cairo shoppers Fri
Jay. .
Miss 4rma .Tnuleasspent Thursday
with her friend. Miss Hyhtle Arnold
at 0lnsted, a+
Mrs. Ed Westerman who has been
seriously i'll is slowly improving.
Miss Nettie Brown who has been
the guest of Miss Lille Johansen and
the Misses Julia and Blanch Schiller
the past week left Thursday for hel
home at Christopher,
Miss Louise Parker of Villa Ridge
was shopping here Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Zimmerschied OF
Frankfort, Ind, are the happy parents
of a fine baby girl who arrived re
Gently. Both parents We're former
residents of this city, the former a.
assistant operator at the c.. c. c. and
ST L. depot and the latter, Miss Pear
Fly, daughter of Mr.. S. s. Fix former
superintendent of the Polk Preserving
Co
Mrs, Sam Edwards of Mounds was
shopping here Friday.
McsdameS " r. Rodman, Adolpt
Murphy and W G. futile visited Mrs
A. J, little at Mounds Friday after
noon
Lawrence Livesay has accepted q
position as lumber Inspector with the
Willanlson.Kuny Mill and Lumber
company and Ray Drake, has accepted
a place in the Illinois Central machine
shops Al Mounds. Both young men
are Juniors in the high school and
while we wish them the best of sue
ces in their new vocation we regret
to see them leaving school and the
class o. II.
small blaze in the woodshed at
the residence Of w, A. Dougherty on
First street caused no little excite
ment F'riday morning, The blaze
which had made but little Roadway
was caused by smoldering ashes
which had been thrown near the shed
but when a few men had reached the
scene he fire was soon under con
troll,
Ernest Grain of Vile Ridge was III
tlc city Friday on business.
Mrs. Adella Tucker and daughter
Alice who have spent the past few
weeks with Mr.. Tucker in Memphi,
returned home Friday.
Dan knapp of Olmsted transacted
business here Friday
Miss Ruth Byrne has as her guess
this week her sister. Miss Nina
Byrne Of Cape Girardeau s