The Cairo bulletin., 1911-12-26
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
! ULLIN I
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS


visited her many Ullin friends first
OF last week.
Judge p. w. Thompson transacted
business in St Louis Thursday ara
Friday.
Miss Myrtle Robinson was shop
ping and sightseeing in Cairo Sat
urday.
The sectional teachers meeting
held in Ullin Saturday was one OF
the most inter sting we have hau
The unfavorable weather kept somt
away and ii was noticeable, hoy"
ever. that those who never miss !
meeting were on hand All teacher
should avail themselves Of teacher
> Getting and those who cannot learr
anything may be able to teach the
less fortunate ones. BY her untirini
efforts Miss Hawkins, our county
superintendent has placed ou
schools on a much higher plane thar
aver before, and all teachers are ir
luty bound TO comply with her d..
;ires for a still greater improvement,
Mrs. Robinson and Mrs. j, G.
Iemenway were shopping in Carr
Thursday.
II. ]. Neibaner of Dongola vas |;
llllin visitor Friday,
r. II. Anderson transacted bust
ness in Carbondale Friday and Sat
liday.
Saturday was a very busy day ft
he merchants of Uilin. The store
we're thronged with customers from
,arly morn till late at night anc
many Christmas as we'll as all kind
Of goods were purchased.
Mrs. James Bell Of Cape Girardecl
was in ullin short tiuieelast week
Our schools closed for weeks
holiday, after which the work Wi
igain continue with more vigor IL
he rest or change necessary fo
pupils and teachers. An interestin'
program was rendered by the schoe
onsisting of recitations. songs arr
che reading of the School Chronic'e
,dited by Miss Ida Holcomb and Mis-
Rose Alden The entire program
4howed tact and snap on part 0
pupils. AT the close of program
Santa Claus appeared in full regalia
md after a few timely remarks dis
tributed a bounteous supply OF car
dy and oranges to each OF the pupil
md then hurried on his way tt
other schools.
Miss Ada Burgeois spent part O
last week visiting and shopping il
Cairo.
Miss Rachel Hodge who has charg
| If the Butler Ridge school had
Christmas tree at night that wa
,ery much enjoyed by pupils anc
patrons.
Miss Gladys Bradley, the inter
Mediate teacher, has gone to he
home in Mt. Vernon
Mr.. and Mrs w. A. Kelley hav'
zone to their home in Jonesborg
where they will spend their hoii
lays, part of which time Mr.. Kelle'
viii spend at Minneapolis, Mimi,
| convention of the statesmen of thu
| Taterman-Waterbury Co., of whict
| lie is a member.
Invitations are out for masquer
| ide ball to be given at Ullin hall OF
New Years night. The management
assures every one good time. IT,
5est of music will be leadinf
feature.
Mr.. w. Hackley, the druggist, viii
| pend Christmas withe his family II
Cairo.
Mrs. J. 3. Mathis has returnct
| rome from California where she wa
| ialled by the serious illness of he
'ather, Mr. Dan Lance. Her man.
friends were pleased to know tina
| Ter father was much better am
would likly regain his usual health
Mr.. Lenee formerly resided in Pu
ask county where he has host o
| friends
Mr. Frank Rowe, who has resign
ID as superintendent of the Defiano
Box Company, has been supercede
| W Clay Freshett who has the abilit
md the determination to make tn
uperintendency success. MI
Freshett will perform the function
of his position with pleasure to him
1elf and proft to his employer.
| Just another week of 1911 an
1912, smiling and blushing, will b
ushered upon the stage of life. Tha
the hopes and ambitions of all ma
be realized is earnestly desired, tha
trials and tribulations may be fe'
is the prayer of all That remind
us that leap year is also on hant
now assumed by many of our youn
ladies we feel that the time will M
be lost for lack of wooing on the
part and that many bashful you'll