The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-04-21

NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBoRs
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

hand joined at dinner that evening
Al the home.
Judge w. A. Wall was Cairo Wis
itor Wednesday evening.
Miss Allie Bets had rs her guests
Tuesday evening, Misses Laura Glen.
denen, Louise Berry and Mona Per-
rault of Cairo.
Miss Gladys Spirer. of Anna, vas
the guest of Miss Minnie Boyd Tues.
day and left Wednesday for her home.
She was accompanied to Mounds by
Mrs. Fred Culp, Mrs. Ben Blum and
Miss Mary Overstreet.
Or. VIM. Whitaker of Pulaski
was In the city Wednesday on bust
ness.
Jesse Mills of Barlow, Ky, spent
Tuesday with his sister Mrs. Geo. /
|Ashby on First street.
Joe Huckleberry visited Cairo
friends Wednesday evening.
Mrs. H. Jackson of Valley Recluse
was in the city shopping Wednesday
Mrs. C. B. Wakeland and children
| who have been visiting relatives here
left Wednesday to spend few days
with Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bour a
Valley Recluse.
Mrs. Z. P. yesterday and Mrs. A. l.
Compton were Cairo visitors Wednes
day,
E. F. Findley of Mounds attended
the Baptist chicken pie supper herr
"Wednesday evening
Mrs Med Traverse left Wednesda,
to join her husband at Terre Haute
Ind, where he has secured position
and where they will reside.
H. Calvin of Levings Transacted bust
ness in the city Wednesday.
Miss Maude Beave of Ameica VS.
among The shoppers here Wednesday
The Home Telephone Company Il
| preparing to improve their service /.
general and especially between TIL!
city and its neighboring cities CaIr,
and Mounds, as its ever increasing
| patronage demands.
Misses Blanche Martin and KAT,
Conley and the latter's guest, Miss
Flowers of Kansas City were Cairo
visitors Wednesday.
D. G. Craig was in Cairo on bus
ness Wednesday evening.
Miss Gladys Moss spent Wednes
day in Cairo.
/ r. b. Goe of Mounds was in CalH
Wednesday, evening on business.
Helen andi Merfaa Maddox OF Cairo
are guests OF their grandparents; Mr.
and Mrs James Miller ilf this city.
Miss May Palmer was hostess t.
the Lowell school teachers at hel
home on Pearl street Thursday even
ling. With the exception OF two, al
| the teachers were present. The con
tests which formed the chief amuse
nent of the evening were of Shake.
pearean nature, on account of the ap
preaching birthday of that note
writer. The first, a game of ques
I tons to which the answers must b.
names OF Shakespeare's plays, wal
won by Prof Harlan. The prize fol
the second, in which the contestant.
were required to write descriptions
of heroines of Shakespeare plays
| was awarded Miss An;olnette Fisher
Cake and ice cream, garnished witt
minced pine apple. was served. Fol
lowing this music and conversation
were INDUCED in until at late noul
the guests departed The partici
pants We're: County Supt Miss May
| Hawkins, Prof. and Mrs. =. IL. Har
Ian, Misses May Robertson, Kate
Schuler, Rose McNeile, Cora Victor
Antoinette Fisher, Flora Weitung
Nellie Mozely and May ,almer.
i Mrs William Westerman of New
Orleans, arrived Thursday to visit
her daughter, Mrs. F. G. Meyers, Of
Third and Walnut streets.
Ben Blum has purchased lot or
First and Poplar streets from the
Wisconsin Chair Co., who are remov
ing large stacks Of lumber from the
premises. Mr.! Blum viii begin the
erection of a fnea residence on The
property in the future.
/ The chicken pie supper and bazaar
conducted in the Eichhorn building
Wednesday and Thursday evenings
by the ladies of the Baptist church
netted them SITS.