The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-05
MOUND CITY.
Sept. a.

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Lee Full of Valley Rechise, was ir
the city Saturday on business,
Mrs. N. A. Mumford OF Pulaski
was shopping here Saturday.
Misses Eta ami Gertle Dawson
left Saturday for Kankakee where
they have secured positions.
The Home Telephone Company
will begin Monday the construction OF
a two.mile line west of Mounds
fSeven new phone customers will be
Installed on this lire.
| Misses Carrie and Clara Bowman
spent Friday evening with friends
here while enroutc from the Anna
Fair to their home at Tunnel Hill
Mrs Mia Gresham and children Of
Sikeston. No., left for their home
Saturday after a few days visit with
Mr.. AMI Mrs. G. II. Jackson on FRS,
street.
Mrs. Watt Wright otValley Recluse
was shopping here Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Sam Jackson, o.
America transacted business here
Saturday
Mrs NJ. Schwab ana daughter, Mis-
Marguerite, of Paducah, who nav
been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fen
Blum on High street, left Saturday
to visit Mr.. and Mrs Geo. Eichhorn
at their summer ,,me near Grand
Chain.
Mrs. Hugh Williams and children,
lof Upper Commercial avenue, re-
turned home this week from few
days visit with the formers father
at Olmsted.
Miss Agatha Dnrgess, of America.
was in town Saturday on a shoppins
tour.
Mrs. Frank C1nphell has as her
guest Miss NJ. Elsessor, of Shawnee
town.
]. p. Becker viii leave Tuesday for
Lutsville, Mo-, and his daughter. Mrs.
Ida Brown. son, Leo, and daughter,
Miss Lucille, will leave Wednesday
for that city by way Of st. Louis.
They will make Tutsyille their future
home after resi- ling in this city the
past ten years.
About fifty guests assembled at the
pleasant home OF Miss Mary Over.
street on Pearl street Friday even
ing and proceeded to make merry the
passing hours. The affair was compli.
'nentary to the Misses Lava and Mary
Benjamin of Lenton, Ind, who are
guests at this home. The house was
arranged so that all the spacious
rooms were thrown together and two
colored musicians made the air re-
sound vita enchanting melodies
which induced those so inclined to
dance the light fantastic. A punch
bowl was conspicuously placed in the
hall and those desiring refreshing
drinks resorted to this fountain. The
nall was tastefulIy decorated in gold
eHrod while the rooms were wreathed
in wild flowers, The genial hostess
had prepared two very interesting
contests, The Human Body" and
Fruit contest In the former the
ladies' prizes were won as follows:
first prize, Miss Rose Mulroney,
booty prize, Miss Tnez O'Sullivan.
Gentleman's prizes, Lawrence Mul.
roney first and Jervis Hickox, BOBBY.
The fruit contest prizes were award
ell as follows Ladies' first prize Miss
La Verne Armstrong. BOBBY prize,
Mrs. Margie Ashbaugh. Gentlemen
first ANGEL Asnby and beoby
Florence O'Sullivan. Altogether this
was one of the most delightful
functions Of the season. The out Of
town guests We're Miss Marguerite
Schwab, Of Padueah. Miss Wayne
Elsessor of Shawnectown, Miss Clara
Bowman, of Tunnel .Hih Messrs
Jervis Hickox and Bernard Bircnfield
OF Cairo. The Misses Benjamin viii
leave Monday for their home in IN
diana
Remember the social on Perks
lawn this (Monday) evening for the
benefit of the Methodist Episcopal
church.