The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-02
MOUND CITY.


& rs On business inns WeSh.
Mr. ana Mrs Z. ellsworth and
Laughter, Sallye, spent Sunday with
relatives in Cairo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Watson Of Cairo
we're the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Sheerer on Pearl street sunday.
Mr. ANA Mrs. j. r. Welson and Miss
Flo Welson of Villa Ridge We're visit
ing friends in the city Monday.
The Woman's Club met Thurss;Hy
ltterncon, Oct. 27th at the home OF
Mrs. Eva Bowling. This was a most
interesting session and after dispo5,
ing of civic and other important bus
ness the hours were devoted to the
endton of a splendid program. Firsl
Mrs. B. Hutchinson gave beautiful
reading, 1.-THE Poor Boy by Countess
)e DGasprin. This was followed by
paper Mound City, Twenty Years
Hence" by Mrs j. NJ. Tucker. Then
he club, as a whole, entered into a
discussion rs Life Made Up of
rifles" The club had recently been
invited TO meet with Mrs Mamie
Estes for a social afternoon and at
his meeting the invitation was again
xtended and was accepted SO they
viii enjoy a hay-ride to Mrs. Estes
ONE at Valley Recluse, Thursda"
'fternoon, Nov 3rd. Following tn.s
iccision the meeting was adjourned
but the hostess announced refresh
nents in honor of her birthday. Ice
feam and cake were served and a
lalf rour of social conversation was
nioyed. The next regular meeting
viii be held at the home OF Mrs Nan
lie Higgins on Fourth and Walnut
treots.
w. A. Wall and his father james
Vail, we're Mounds business callers
londay
Mr.. and Mrs Eugene Bryan, who
ave resided on First street the past
-hree years, moved Monday in to the
Ross property on Fourth street near
Walnut
Rev Loar OF Cairo, was the guest
of Rev and Mrs. NJ. b. Baker in this
city Monjar
Mrs Thrielkill of Marion spent q
few Gays this week with relatives
here.
Miss Bertha Schiller who has been
quite III at Carbonate is reported i'm
proving Her brother, Chas Sohuler,
returned home Sunday evening after
spending the day with her
Nv, and MIS-. VIM. Bisgs apd Mrs.
Il G. Castor and children visited
Beech Grove cemetery Sunday afte@-
noon,
The Ladies' Aid Of the Methodist
Episcopal church will meet in the
church Wednesday afternoon.
Aiss Meta Sheefer attended me
masquerade ball in Cairo Monday
evening.
Mrs Mary Cornell and son Roy re
urned home Monday evening from
Galveston, Texas, where they attend
d the state fair the past week. They
ierc accompanied home by Mrs. Vale
sail who will spend a week here be,
ore joining her husband in Chicago.
n and Mrs. Fall tthe latter was for.
molly Miss Mona Cornell Of this
ity) have spent the past summer at
Inherent Texas points among them
eng Dallas, Houston, Galveston and
Natogdoches. They will reside in
thicago this winter
Mr. and Mrs. Ross, who have been
he guests Of their daughter, Mrs.
! a. Crozier and family the past few
lays, returned to their home in Wick,
life Monday
Miss Bankson of Mounds was shop.
ing here Monday,
Mrs. r. n Moss Of Holloway, Ky.
pcnt Monday in the city OF a shop-
Ming tour
A crowd composed OF about fifteen
II our citizens enjoyed o day ii the
goods north Of America Sunday \
elicious dinner was served and the
lay was one OF those beautiful
utumn days when the wood may be-
cen at their best 50 it is needless
Q SAY It was delightfully."- spent.
Those in the party were Mr. amt
IRIS. G. r, Meyer, Nh aud Mrs, VIM
.'estgen, Misses Anna and Sennl
rrampert, Brehma Lutz, Clara West
ermaa and Kate McNeile, joseph
ntz and sons, Albert, Rowan and FL
ward and Joseph Wcsterman,
y l.. tilen was . Mounds business
caller Monday.
Mrs Lowell Otrich Of Mounds was
among the shoppers in the city Mon.
lay
MI. aud Mrs. Cnus rurrrn ana
INo I'LL. SONS and Miss Fannie