The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-09-26
MOUND CITY


Sunday with friends in Cairo
| Mr.. and Mrs NJ Maddox OF Cairo
were the guests OF J. S. Miller and
| family here Sunday.
Misses Kate McNeile, Inez Osull-
van and Emma Dolan, were CAIRO
visitors Sunday evening.
| Mrs. Henry Weber and little
daughter, Rozella Marguerite OF
Denver, Colo. are visiting relatives
in the city, Mrs Weber was form
erly Miss Ida Browner OF this city
/ Mrs. William Wilson and Mrs Al
va Smith were Cairo visitors SUNDAY
and spent Monday afternoon IN
Mounds.
| T. O'Sullivan and family have
moved into their new home on ihifd
4 and Walnut streets, They have re-
sided in the O'Sulliyan cottage on
Fourth street during the erection OF
their rev residence.
Mrs. Irr Finley of First street re-
turned home Saturday evening trcn
two weeks visit with friends
| Hamilton, Ohio
Rev. w. M. whitley, rector OF -
Peters Episcopal church Will DC
|lver his farewell sermon next sun
day and will leave the following
week for his new pastorate in New
Brunswick. Canada,
J Mrs. Bessie Rutland and two chis-
dren arrived Monday TO visit her pa
J rents, Mr.. and Mrs c. b. Pyle On
First street
i Miss Nina Patterson, who spent a
month with her friends, Miss Mary
Palmer, on Pearl street, and Went
from this citysto:St Louis and Chi
cago where she spent three weeks
returned Monday morning, leaving
last evening. for her home in Dallas.
ETexas. via Memphis where she Will
visit friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Rodgers of
= pper Main street have as the'r
gest the latter's sister from Gary
vile. H.
Charles Burns Of Poplar street
spent Sunday in St. Louis taking adj
vantage of the excursion.
DR.. William Whiteaeker of Pu
laski, was in the city Monday on
business.
Mr., and Mrs. otto Belts attended
the picture shows in Cairo Sunday
evening.
Mrs. Virginia Drake, Mrs. Ernest
Reed and Mrs Beulah DUNN cam
home Monday from months visit
with relatives In st, Louis,
Jake Blum of Mounds was in town
Monday.
Miss Helen Miller Of this city and
Helen and Merlin Maddox returned
home Monday from Mount Carmel.
where they had spent the past week
with relatives.
Mrs. Joseph Fullerton and daugh-
ter, Miss Cora. and Miss Overstreet
were Cairo shoppers Monday.
w T. Friganza spent Sunday with
friends in St Louis $s'
The Ladies Aid Of st. Peter .
Episcopal church will meet Wednes-
day afternoon with Mrs. j. NJ. Tuck
er on Pearl street and Railroad ave-
nue. and the ladies of the Methodist
Episcopal church will meet with
Mrs. John Armstrong the same af-
ternoon. At both meetings large
attendance is desired as business of
Importance will be transacted.
Willie Baker is slightly indispos-
ed this week at his home on Pearl
street and Merritt court
Mrs. Belle Compton of Belnap is
visiting her sons, A. L. and Cliff
compton here this week
Mrs William Montgomery was
shopping in Cairo Monday.
The merchants who have been
closing their stores at O'Clock in
the evening during the warm
months in order to give their clerks
much needed recreation began keep
ing open Monday evening and will
continue to do so during the winter
months
Mrs, Mamie Estes of Valley Re
cluse was shopping here Monday. 4
Mrs. Harry Hood of Cairo visited
friends here Monday