The Cairo bulletin., 1911-11-08

Ill at the nome OF nef daughter, MIS.
Sarah Sehoenfeldt on Poplar street |
Chris Bauer, Of Mounds, was in
the city Monday, on business
Mrs. Lily, OF Olmsted. was shop
ping here Monday,
Mrs. Belle Richie, of st, Louis,
who has spent the past week here
with her sister, Mrs, Ray Olmsted,
on High street will leave Tuesday
for her home She was called here
on account of the illness of her sis
ter, Mrs. Hugh Williams, OF Upper
Main street, and her father, John
Walker, of Olmsted, both of whom
are improving.
Miss Mamie Schiller, of st, Louis,
and her friend, Miss Mamie Schleh
OF st. Louis, were visiting the FORM
er's relatives here Monday.
Mrs. II. Beaupre and dSsghtsY,
Mrs. George Iwtledge. and Mrs. A.
Y Beaupre. and their guests, Miss
Ingersol and Mrs RObinspn, ware
Cairo visitors Monday afharnoon.
Mrs. Grover Lindsay. OF Poplar
stree, is III at her home She has
an attack of tonsilitis
Mr.. and Mrs. William Smith,
daughter. Miss Pearl, and son,
George, of Valley Recluse were
| Cairo shoppers Tuesday.
T. M. Ford took Mesdames A. w.
Williamson, e. S. Miller and George
Campbell to Cairo Tuesday in his
auto
Nj. and Mrs B. H. Wing of Villa
Ridge were in the city Tuesday on
business.
Miss Mary Crowell of Anna is the
guest of Mrs. H. Beaupre on Fourth
and Poplar streets.
John Schiller, Sr., of Fifth street
who has been i'll, is able to be on
again.
Mrs H. Meyer Of Mounds was
shopping in town Tuesday,
A section of so new lock boxe
was installed in the postoffice Tues
day. This makes a total of 24'
lock boxes and so call boxes
number of the new boxes have al
ready been rented
Mrs. NJ Schwab Of Paducah is ii
the city on account of the illness o
her daughter Mrs Ben Blum.
Rev. and Mrs w. d. Margrave
of Herrin, arrived Tuesday to atten
the funeral of l. w, Read which oC
ours here Wednesday and at thi
funeral Rev Margraye will assist
the services.
J. p Nesbitt left Tuesday 70
Springfield where he will transac
business
Miss Blanche Stevens of Popla
street has returned from an extend
, ed visit with her sister at Dongoli
Mrs. NJ Madden of Grinnell. Ill
who has been the guest of he
daughter, Mrs. l.. Covers on Con
, mercia lavenue. left Tuesday fo
Memphis, where she will visit rela
tivcs.
Master Donald Whitsett is serious
ly i'll a the home of his parents. MI
and Mrs. w. II Whitsett on Con
mercial avenue
Samuel Blum of Mounds was /
town Tuesday on business.
Mrs, Goodman of Chicago is 81
guest of Mrs Geo, Eichborn. Sh
will attend the receptions which wi
be given by the local chopter O. J.
S. Thursday evening IN honor q
Mrs. Fl. NJ Smith, grand worth
matron and Mrs, Hal! Whiteaker
grand Ruth of the order in thi
state.
viii Kreitner will leave Wednes
day for st. Louis where she wi
! Sptuu lew udyS,
Misses Hazel Bourne and Blanch
Stevens were Cairo shoppers Tues
day afternoon.
Mrs. T. NJ, Ford entertained tn
ladies Bible class of the Congreg;
tional Sunday school at the home o
First and Poplar street Tuesda
evening. The book of Job was gel
, orally discussed, after which tn
evening was spent in social conve
: sation. The hostess, assisted
Mrs. A. w Williamson, served r
freshments. The class will me,
the first Tuesday, in December wit
Mrs. Carl Miller on Poplar street
Those present We're: Mr.. and Mr.
A. w Williamson, Rev. and Mrs. ],
seph Buie, Mr., and Mrs. T. NJ. For
Mesdames L. ID. Stophlet, G.. \
Gaunt, Robert Arnold. w. T. Fri
ANA, j =. Beaver, Charles Livesa
d. c. Williamson. G. s. Britto
Carrie Sperrie and A. s. Koont.
Miss Lottie Chittick, Miss Nell
Mosley Miss Alberta Williamson,
s. Miller and Frederick Willamso