The Cairo bulletin., 1911-05-13
MOUND CITY NEWS.

shopper here Thursday.
Louise and Raymond B.itton re-
turned Thursday from a few days
visit with relatives at Pulaski.
II. Calvin, OF Leyings transacted
business here Thursday
Fred and Jno. Hallsrberg returned
from aweeks visit with the family
CT Frank Bauer. OF East Mounds.
Mrs Ell. Westerman was Cairo
visitor Wednesday
c. G. Willard was in Mounds Thurs
day on business.
Mrs. AL. Gchuler ard Mrs. Anna
lEoekenhamp were Cairo visitors
Thursday. In ascending the steps
to the Pelley rest. rooms Mrs. Book
enhamp severly sprained her right
anhle and is under the doctors care
at her home.
Dr. VIM. Whitaker, of Pulaski. was
here Thursday on business
The Woman's Club met Thursday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs. May
Sheltons on Walnut strest. and "a
large number of the membership
were present. There was lengthy
business session during which dele.
which will con,S3, at Benton on
were Mesiames W. A. Wall. l.. c..
Perks, b. IIutcheson, F. Hood and w.
w. Hough, Alternates: Mesdames
Read, Mamie Estaes, and A. l.. Comp
ton, all members of the church are
cardialy invited to attend. 1t was
decided to add TO the club work a
music department which will prove
most interesting The concrete walk
around the drinking fountain In Foun
tain Nark has been completed and
the work was accepted by the club. A
vote Of thanks was extended to T..
r. Aisthorpe MsF. Of the water and
light Co for the graft itoCs use OF
water for the park. And the cor
corresponding secretary was instruct
ca ~ write him to that effect. This
ended the business and the literary
program was taken up Roll call
was answered by quotations from
our Presidents. National progress
was discussed and this was foliowei /
by an in instrumental solo by Mrs.
Mamie Estes. Civic work was gen.
orally discussed and was very inter
esting The Club adjourned to meet
with Mrs ]. Marshall Tucker at
her home ON Pearl street and Rail
road avenue May 25th
Mrs. f. Ashworth and children OF
to spend a few days with Mr.. and Mrs
0oHh hpuHAhb VI Nh''p'
The Estes Music Co. has been do.
ing splendid business the past week
They sold pianos to the following:
A. Steger or Mound City Rebekah
Lodge, Cable-Nelson to Jno. Tucker
on { earl street, a Gilbert to Ray
Drake on east I'd and Main; Mr.
Smith of North Villa Ridge was also
purchaser during the week,
Mrs. J. NJ. Tucker and daughter
Alice went to Villa Ridge Friday to
visit Mrs. j f. wilson a few days
Miss Elsie Leach and Walter Hawk
ms, both of Morehouse, Mo, were
married today in the county clerks
office, by Rev. Joseph Buie OF the
congregational church.
The Knights OF Pythias lodge, No,
1877, had two candidates in the third
degree Friday evening. There were
Fred Cup and Algla Mozely, both of
this city. A lunch consisting of sand.
wiches and soft drinks Immediately
after the meeting and this was fol
lowd by n smoker. Besides the Mound
City membership, Rev. J. II. Runalls
stead all of Mounds, were present
Art Matson. II. w. Niederman, j. b.
Hester. Geo. Fritter and II. j. Bol.
stead, all ofMounds, were present.
The members were favored by some
excellent music by an orchestra com.
posed of Oscar Loveschner, of Valley
Recmse, George and Otto Belts and
Harry Perkins of Mound City.
Mrs. C. A. Compton entertained her
sunday school class, Friday, with a
picnic In the woods near the National
cemetery and the day was one long
to be remembered by the. young ladies
present They were well laden with
eatables which proved quite appctiz-
ing at this the first picnic Of the