The Cairo bulletin., 1911-03-04

NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBoRs



home on Commercial avenue with a
severe case OF measles.
Services at st. Petets Episcopal
church will beS as follows Sunday,
March 5th.
$3.50 a. m. Sunday scnooi
1920 a. m. Holy Communion ami
sermon, subject "The temptation of
Christ"
1880 p, m. Evening Prayer and SER
non, subject THE Great Betrayal"
During Lent on Wednesdays and
Fridays there will be services at Z
>. m. and on all other days except
Saturdays at A p. m.
Miss Mary McNeile was Cairo
shopper Thursday
w. A. Hough and O. L. Bartlett
were in Cairo Thursday on business.
Mrs. VIM. Read was hostess to the
Ncman's Club Thursday afternoon at
her home on High street. Roll call
vas answered with quotations from
lila Wheeler Wilcox Mrs. Lon Shell
. on read an interesting paper from
ne same author. Following this Mrs.
;. Hutchinson recited 1.-THE Kentucky
Belle which was greatly enjoyed. An
instrumental solo was then rendered
~ Mrs Read. Mars. J. S. Miller fur
ished the members with clippings
oncerning recent inventions and as
ach read her article the invention
as discussed as were also Current
events" Arrangements were conf
leted for the specia; Program to be
,iven by the club in connection with
he picture show at the Palm theatre
the evening of March 18th. This
Entertainment viii be gwen for the
benefit Of Fountain Park which place
will be beauty spot when the ladies'
have had seed sown and concrett
walks laid through it as tley will dc
in the early q spring. The session
closed in due form to rec, with Mrs
Harry Hood on High street March
10th.
Mrs. Eugent Coulter and little so,
also Miss Madeline Coulter of Vim
ennes, Ind, were among the Cairo
hoppers Thursday.
Thos. Palmer died last Saturday a
his home in Milwaukee and was
buried Sunday. His wife had pre-
ceeded him in death last August
They were survived by two children
Elizabeth and Charles. Mrs. Palmer
will he remembered by a NUMBER o
)ur citizens as Miss Cora Dye, who
was hcokkeeper for the Mcdowell
Lumber company in this city seN
aral Years ago While snere she re
sided at the home of Mrs. Sarah Ham
bleton on Poplar street.
Jack Lawler and VIM. Fitzgerald
returned home Thursday from Mard
Gras at New Orleans wNere they ha,
spent the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Layton OF Cair,
visited relatives here Thursday.
j. l. Dougherty made a business
trip to Cairo Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. James Carr of Be
KNAPP, who have bought the Wall cot
tages on Fifth and Poplar stree
moved their household goods her
Thursday and are now located j
their new home.
Miss Anna Trampert returned hom,
Thursday from St Louis where sh'
had spent the past week purchasin:
spring goods for the Trampert pr.
Goods store.
Mrs. w H. Beverly was anon
those who transacted business il
Cairo Thursday.
Miss Naomi Mckinney of damon,
street and Railroad avenue is quit,
i'll with the measles as is also littlr
Miss Charles Henry Hoffman of Higl
street and Railroad avenue.
c. s. Britton went to Cairo Thurs
day on business.
R. B. Goe and Leonard B. Arm
strong of Mounds attende the funera
of NJ NJ Wilkersen at Villa Rilg'
ThursGa yafternoon.
Sam and Ernleigh Hayden of val
ley Reeluse, w, S. Gadbois, OF Vills
Ridge, and r Burns OF Hollowa
KY, were business CATERS here Thus
day.
Mrs. J. c. Mench OF Mounds am
her guest, Mrs. w 7. Perrine, o.
Alton, III, spent Friday with Mrs, Nj
B.. Baker, and all went to Cairo