The Cairo bulletin., 1911-05-11
MOUND CITY.

,ge between this city and Holloway,
ky., it is owned by Pate and CAR.
rhe launching attracted large crowd
o the river front.
Mrs. Sherman Cheek daughter
Miss Allie McGill and guest, MIS-.
Ino Conlon, OF Memphis, Mrs. Emma
Kennedy and Mrs. H. V. Handley and
little son, Herbert were Cairo visitors
Monday,
Mrs. H. NJ. Smith returned home
Saturday after spending last week IN
East St. Louis, Springfield, and Litch-
field, where she weHt In the interest
Of the Order Of the Eastern Star.
]. w. Denter and family, who have
been visiting residents OF this city
the past few months, left Monday for
Henderson, Ky, where they will make
their furture home
Master Harry Handley is visiting
J. Bauer and family at Valley Reclu-e
this week.
Mrs. Mary Barnett, of villa Ridge
was shopping here Monday.
Misses Inez O'sullivan and Ffeia
Miller spent Sunday in Mounds.
Mrs. Geo. Schiller, ST., OF Mounds
Is in the city visiting Mrs. l.. A..
Murphy and son, AL Schiller. She en-
poets to spend month with them.
Miss Earl Tarr is the guest of
friends at Karnak and Joppra this
week.
Miss Leila stubblefield mas &C,
cepted a position at Reads news
stand, recently vacated by Miss Allie
McGill.
Mrs. Elizabeth McGheo OF Vienna
spent Monday night at the home OF
her niece, Mrs. H. NJ. Smith, on 3rd
while en- route TO Anna, where she
will visit friends.
Robt. e. Flood, stockholders and
travelling salesman for the Wooden
Mills at Mayfield, Ky, was the guest
of his aunt, Mrs. Florence Malone
on w. Main street Saturday
Ralph Schiller, Everett Wilson and
Albert BoekenKamp. attended tie
ball games at Mounds Sunday.
Mrs. A. C. Bankson and family,
who have resided on 4th street In this
city for the past four years. left
Tuesday for Pulaski. where they will
reside in the future. Mrs. Baukson
as a neighbor, Misses Mana and Louis
as High School students. and Mr..
Manson as business man will be
sorely missed by. those with whom they
have been associated and ii is to be
regretted that this family is to move
It's home elsewhere.
Stanley Capoot has accepted the pc
sition Of assistant agent at the
Illinois Central depot, place recon
thy resigned by Arthur Beaupre, who
has launched into the ice cream and
confectionery business with FLOYD
yesterday.
Misses Dave Capoot and Helen
Ford were shopping in Cairo Tues
day.
Among the Cairo visitors and shop
pers Tuesday were Misses Allie Belts
and Francis Dinzler, Chas Schiller
l.. A. Murphy and II. G. Carter.
Mrs. and Mrs. Henry Parker have
moved into the Hogan cottage on
Pearl street recently vacated by NJ
Stanley.
Harry Smith, who has been at the
bedside of his mother at Democracy
Ohio the past two weeks returned
home Sunday. His mother is still in
serious condition.
Thos Steers of Leyings transacted
business here Monday
Mrs. Chas. Schiller left Wednesday
for her old home In Portage, Wis.
where she will spend few weeks
| with relatives and friends.
Mrs. Frank Fair and son, Frank
went to Mounds Tuesday to be the
| guests OF relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. O'Spllivan moved
from their home on Srd and Walnut
streets, Tuesday into the o'sullivan
property In 4th street, Just vacatej
| by Mrs. A. G. Baukson and will re
| side there until their old home IL
torn down and new one erected in
Its stead.