The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-04-25
MOUND CITY.
April "a, 1910.

Miss Minnie Boyd was Mounds
visitor Friday evening.
j. P. Decker and granddaughter,
Miss Lucille Brown were in Villa
Ridge Saturday on business.
DR.. and Mrs. Alex Monroe have as
their guest Miss Edith Whittle of Al
bion The young lady is one of the
1910 graduates of Albion College.
Among the shoppers in the city on
Saturday were Misses May Deeslie,
! Carrie Luker, Julia Goe and Gladys
Blank OF Mounds.
Ray Miller left Saturday for Kar-
lnak where he will spend few days
Mrs. w r. Rodman, who has been
the guest of relatives at Vienna, re-
tarned home Saturday.
1 Walter Schiller spent Saturday in
Carbonate on account OF the illness
Of his sister, Miss Bertha, who had
an operation performed on one of her
feet last Monday. The injury was
caused by splinter. The young lady
4 was recovering very nicely.
! A number Of our young people gath
cred at the home Of Miss Ruth Bride
on Main street Thursday evening and
i from there wendell their way to Miss
ucile Swisshelm's home on Walnut
and High streets, where that young
llady was hugely surprised, as every
thing in connection with the affair
] was done on the sly and only Mrs.
i Swisshelm, mother Of the guest Of
Honor, was let into the secret. The
4 day of the event was Miss Swiss
helms birthday and the mother had
/ prepared beautiful cake appropriate
to the occasion, while the guests
came well laden with tempting dain-
ties for the spread. Various games
We're played on the large lawn, for
which the street light and the moon
furnished the light. Everybody en-
ioyed themselves to the fullest extent
and at late hour departed for their
bones. Those present were Misses
i Mildred Sims, Mona and Lois Bank
son, Pearl Margrave, Rose O'Sullivan
Elsie Schiller, Stella Cantrell of Villa
Ridge, Nellie Motley, La Verne Arm
|, strong, Gail Gaunt, Lucille Swisshelm
land Ruth Bride; Messrs. Willie
!. Dougherty, Warner Wall, Harry Arm
Istrong, Lawrence Livesay, Ralph
Schiller, Gardner Bride of Villa Ridge
Fred Johnson, Walter Mulroney, Hi.
. ram Lewis of Grand Chain, Algia MOI.
, ley, Willie Dishinger. Loren and Dee
Margrave.
The dance at Beechwood Park, al
Mounds, Friday evening was we'll al
tended and everyone had an enjoy
able time. The Mounds orchestra
(white), composed of six members
: furnished music for the occasion. An
other dance has been announced by
the management for Thursday even
ling, May 5th.
Miss Helena Coleman and mother
of Cairo, spent Friday evening as the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. p. H. Mills al
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Dough
Ierty, where they have been the guests
III the two days prior to their departure
q for their new home in Detroit, fol
j. which city they left Saturday morn
ling.
+ Mrs. J, L. McCune is still confined
to her home on Fifth street. quite
! lin.
/. Mrs. Cliff Compton of Cairo is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs, A. L. Comp
:. ton
= Mrs. ]. b. Healey and Mrs. May
. Camp of Mounds were in the city or
e shopping trip Saturday.
J. Tr H. Whitaker made a profes
t sional trip to Cairo Saturday.
!. Mrs. Arista Hewitt of Vienna ar
: rived Saturday evening to spend {
J. few days with her aunt, Mrs. w. r
Rodman, and family on High street.