The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-20

EHlngham, where ne Is studying pro
Biography, after few days visit win
relatives here.
Ray Grandstaff of Mounds was IN
the city on business Tuesday mora
ing.
C. Fl. Cherry of Cairo transacted
business here Tuesday.
Miss Kate Conley of Fourth street
has as her guests Mrs. Elizabeth Ad-
olson and Miss Margaret Flowers 81
Kansa City, Mo.
Miss Ed h Willard of Jonesboro is
visiting her brother C. G. Willard ana
family on East Second and Main
streets
Our city has in her midst a family
of musicians who compose an or
chestra. Robert DeVore has had IN
training his family of six, a brothe"
Andrew and Miss Essie Gray, the
young lady clerk in his store on
Main street and they render beauti
full music. They play the following
Instruments.
r. e. DeVore-Violin and bass
drum the latter operated by foot
power,
Andrew Devore-Basslviolin.
| Mrs. r. E. DeVore--Cello bass.
Miss Pearl-Piano
Miss Gray--Clarinet.
Arthur DeVore--Clarinet.
| Irma May-Tambonrine and bells
and Miss Hazel-drnm. The two lat
ter are aged s and years respective
| " and 1t is remarkable with what
| precision they master their paris il
ae orchestra.
Lee Campbell OF Cairo, was tn
guest OF his mother, Mrs. Mary Con
ey on Fourth street Monday evening
Mrs. Z. Dillworth and daughter
Hiss Salley, of Barlow, are visiting
friends in the city this week.
Mesdames VIM. Mertz, VIM. Read
| \. l.. Compton, w. A. Dougherty, G
!. Compton, G. l.. Rev, Geo. e. Mar
| in and little Misses Violet Sandeson
| Nary Helen Mertz and Velma and
| Lille Read attended the entertain
,ient given at Mounds Monday even
lg under the auspices of the Meth
dist Episcopal church of this city.
f. r. II. Goodenow of is. Louis, Is
IN the city on business this week,
Mrs C. B. Wakeland and children
ii Villa Ridge are guests of E.
5heerer and family on Pearl street.
c, E. Richey left Wednesday fol
i2kman, Ky. on business.
Mrs. Ed Sheerer and daughter
| larry Anna, and guests, Mrs. G. B
| lakeland and children, attended q
ONE talent entertainment given in
onnection WITH a picture show al
| ornds Tuesday evening. The affair
as under the auspices of the Re
ekah lodge of that place and Miss
larry Ann Sheerer was participant
one Of Hhe tableauX presented.
he proceeds were SAT.
Mrs. W. W. Hough attended the
Nomans Club meeting at Anna
| tuesday.
W. r. Rodman and family had as
| heir guest Monday and Tuesday Mrs
| !. H. Hoffman, Mrs. Milo Palmer
| nd sons, George and Milo, and Mr.
MI Mrs. Dawson Ferris of Vienna
| Hiss Elsie Rodney, Mrs f'almer ant
Irs Farris were Cairo visitors Tues
lay.
| Among the out of town visitors al
ne dance given by the Dancing Club
n Perks & Higgins hall Tuesday
evening were Misses Edith willard
| md Gladys Spirer of Anna, Misses
ouise Berry. Laura Clendenen and
| Iona Perrault and Messrs. Miles
| lesley, Jarvis Hickcox, and Bernard
Burchfeld of Cairo, IIonn Mackey,
| r., of Vienna.
The ladies aid Of the Congregation
/ church was entertained by Mrs. H
| lillerich at her home on upper Com
nercial avenre Wednesday after
noon A pleasant time was had and
efreshments of fruit and cake was
| ervei, after which the ladies in at
enhance were shown through the ex
ensive Hilerich greeunudse and wa.
resented with cathedral bell. I
ainty ported vine, by Mr.. Hillerich
there were twenty-three ladies pres
INT and Messrs. T. M, FORD and A
" Williamson added to the pleasure
~ conveying the ladies to and from
the Hillerich home in their autos.
High School Entertains.
The first OF series of high schoo
| functions was enjoyed Tuesday ev
aning at the home of Miles Jaccar(
IN East First and Pear streets, wnel
he Seniors entertained. Those pres
| snt were members of the Senior an(
Junior classes and the former wore
;lass colors of brown anc gold, Will,
he latter were adorned with scarlet
and gray. High school pe1nan.!