The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-07
MOUND CITY.

YIN and Pearl Vivian, returned home
mis- week fromt champaign where
tney had spent the past two weeks
with relatives
Mr. and Mrs Alva Smith were
Mounds visitors Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Arcn Mathis and fam
ny OF Tamaroa, are visiting relatives
In the city this week.
Robt. Schiller is on the sick list at
his home on Main street.
Jas. Finley was a Cairo visitor Sun
day
Mrs. l.. G. Ent, daughter, Miss Mil
dred and their guest Mrs. TeKnoot
or MT. leasant, Mich, spent Sunday
afternoon with relatives here
Hugh Johnston and Geo. Mattingly
of Cairo, were autoing in the city Sun,
day.
Frank Moak, aged "a years Died
Saturday afternoon at O'Clock in
Cairo and his remains were brought
to mis- home on East First street in
this city Sunday morning. He was a
bright, energetic young man and was
\ highly spoken of by those with whom
\ he had worked and was otherwise as
\ ISOLATED. His death brought sorrow
\ to his many friends. Always genial
aud happy. ne left his-shome Saturday
morning earlier than usual to search
for another house before going to his
employment as lineman on the inter.
urban railway in Cairo, little think
ing that it was the last time he
should bid mis- young wife goodbye
| He was always jolly when at his WORK
and unusually so Saturday, so say his
fclow-workmen. It is not known ex-
actly how the accident occurred in
which he lost his life but@ahe wal
working on a pole at Twenty-eignth
ard Washington avenue when In
some maer he received the shock
which rendered him unconscious
Other men who were working on the
role "aw his condition and immed
lately went to nis assistance taking
him Town from the pole and trying
Tor al hour to resuscitate him but al
efforts were in vain. A number o.
his associates attended the shor
funeral service at the residence a
$50 O'Clock Sunday evening and {
large wheel given by them attesteC
TO the place which he occupied il
their esteem. The services were con
ducted by Rev. w. e. Margraye, pas
tor of the Methodist Episcopal churci
of which deceased was a member
He leaves a wife in this city and ;
father and four brothers in Cypress
brother at Glenwood, Ia, and
sister at Les Angeles, Cal. His re
mains were taken to Belknap Mon
4 day morning where they will he inter
n hed in the Masonic cemetery Tx
81 Service al the grave was,in charge 9
The Masonic order Of which he was
member.
Ray Armstrong returned home Sun
day from Charleston Mo-, where a.
had spent a few days with relatives
Mrs. Mable Slacl, and little daugh
ter Florence, left Sunday for War
saw, In.. She has been the guest o
relatives In this vicinity the past sew
eral weeks.
II. f, Starkes male a business tril
TO Grand Cnain Monday
Louis Blatteau, of Cairo, who ha
spent the past few days vita Ton
Armstrong on Third and West Mai
streets returned nome Sunday even
ing.
RAY GrandStalf Of Mounds was tn
guest of friends in the city Sunda,
evening.
Mrs A. c. Mertz and Miss lda Johr
son left Sunday for st. Louis wher
"a they will spead few lays Mis-
VA Johnson will be accompanied ham
by Miss Ava Glbreatl, of st. Louis
who viii assume her duties as mill
liner at Miss Johnson's establishment
Mr.. ana Mrs T. NJ. Bean Of FL,
khan and J. r., w. H., Jno. and I
!. Moak, of Cypress attended tn
funeral of their relative, Fronk Moa
in this city Sunday.
The ladies' aid of the Metz ODDS
Episcopal church will. meet Wedne'
day afternoon at the home Of Mrs, v
r. Rodmap, on High street.
Miss IVA Hardy. of Belknap, Is tn
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Compto
on Main street.
Miss Willie Harley returned HON
sunday from Mt Carmel where sh
has spent the past two weeks visitin
relatives.
Miss Genevra Howard left Sunda
morning to assume her duties q
teacher in the Public schools at Col
den.
Miss La Verne Armstrong left SUI
day for Charleston, Mo-. where ST
will te the guest Of Mr., and M.
Jno. Rhine.
Mr.. Oscar Morris of Jacksonvill
wps in the city this week, on bus
ness
Sept 6.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Schwab an