The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-03-07
MOUND CITY.


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March 6.
Mrs, VIM. Painter is qrite Ill at her
home on TIE Government road west
OF the city. t,g
Mr.. and Ms. A. W. W.I.iaTson and
MIR, and Mrs. Thos, Higgins viii cave
Tuesday for Hot Springs whore they
win spend three weeks
Little Misses Christiae Seifert Of
Walnut street. Velua Read OF High
street and Cecilia Masterson OF
Fourth stpeet. aye conaned to tres
homes with the measles
~, ~. Mcclure OF CaiEo spent Sum
day with his wife and little daughter
who are guests of Mr. and Mrs. A..
Deyore on Fourth street
c. S. Britton left Mon,iay FOR st.
Louis where he will purchase spring
goods for his store in this city. He
has purchased the Grand Leader FIX
lures and will have we'll equipped
store in Cairo by the 18th of March.
II Jno. Marley OF Pinckneyville Is
visiting his son, J H. Marley, and
wife, at Mounds.
! The ladies aids of the various
churches will meet Wednesday after
noon at the following homes. Bap-
list with Mrs. VIM. Lewis on High
street; st. Peters Episcopol with
Mrs E. c. Moss on Fifth street: Con-
gyegational with Mrs. A. F. Clark on
High street, and Methodist Episcopal
with Mrs. A. l.. Compton on Main
street. The ladies bible class OF the
Congregational church will be enter
tanned Tuesday evening by Mrs. Chas
Livesay of Upper Main street, and
the missionary society OF the same dc
nomination will meet Friday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. Ed Mile.
on W. Main and Third streets. TIC
ladies of the M e, church will have
a delicatessen in A. l.. Compton's
1ewelry store Saturday afternoon
Home baked bread and pastry dam.
ties will be on sale In abundance,
aside from fine line of home maize
candies and salads ;@.,... i
d Mr., and Mrs. Lawrence Ashby and
family OF Cairo spent Sunday WITH
Mr.. and Mrs, G. T. Ashby on First
street. Hall -4t.7 a INA 4
Mrs. Arch Mathis of Tamaroa was
the guest of relatives here Sunday. ?
{ Mrs. c. s. Bfitton returned home
Monday from Villa Ridge where she
had spent a fe wdays with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernleigh Hayden re
turned to their. nome at Valley Re
ciuse. Friday evening from Florida
where they aad been soiourning. Mr.
and Mrs. w. T. Hayden, who have
spent the winter In Florida, will re
turn to their home in this city March
18TH eys' sat s,4a &. ~
Hon. Geo E. Martin who has been
in Metropolis the past few. days on
legal business returned home Satns|
day evening. s,a ~
Ethel the twelve year old daugn,
Ger 4of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Guy, died
at 10 O'Clock Monday morning at the
family residence on East First street
after a weeks Illness OF measles and
pneumonia. The remains accompanied
by relatives were taken to the former
home OF the family at Grand Chain,
Tuesday morning, where they will be |
laid to rest. Deceased was a pupil
Of room No. at Lowell school, OIL
witch Miss Antoinette Fisher is the |
teacher. She was also member OF !
class No at the Methodist Eplsco
pal Sunday school, with Mrs. G. E. !
Rachey as teacher There were a |
number Of floral tributes, among them
being one from. the pupils in herI
ROOM in the school and one from her
Sunday school teacher. She was the |
possessor of a sunny nature and will
be sadly missed by her many asso
eiates. r4. t,ss*iaN, |
VA team OF young mules owned by b
negro from the country become fright
ened while stonding in front OF San.
dsson's pharmacy about 5 o'clock |
Monday and ran away. south on Main |
street The wagon was occupied by |
a small negro boy, the son of the
ownes who, when realizing his dan
GER slipped from his seat into the
bottom Of the wagon The owner OIL
the team caught 1t when nearing Wal
nut street. Efforts to bring the ami
mails to halt were of no avail andl
ias was dragged several feet, whenI
George Belts Of Main and Walnut
streets, ran out of his store and man.
aged TO get the frightened animals
undo. control The owner and his
son were soon on their way home
practically rnhurt by their hazard