The Cairo bulletin., 1911-12-31
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returned home Thursday
Mrs. Ida Bride and little daughter
Leila Of Pulaski, We're III the, city
Thursday shopping.
Craze Blum, Of Mounds, transaS 4
cd business here Thursday.
gVcrtAy Grand Mssrcn Mrs. FL.
NJ. smith and Grand Ruth, Mrs,
Hail Wbiteatep returned hoRle
THURSDAY, after attending an East
ern Star function at Trc lk2ott.
Mrs. Smith loft THURSDAY evening
for East ST. Louis ana iLncoln
where sh0 viii Install the officers q
the Eastern Star chapters at the
joint installation cf that order end
the Masonic order
Mr., and Mrs, A. Y. Beaupre are
rejoicing over an eleven pound son
who arrived at their home on Third
street Thursday afternoon. The
mother was Formerly Miss Julia
Johns.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rhine of Char
lesion, Mo, was visiting friends
here Thursday
Misses Josephine and Rudele Hoff-
man are spending the week with
relatives in Cairo.
David Main and James Cunning
ham Of Karnak, were in the city
Thursday on business.
Henry Burgess OF America, trans
acted business in town Thursday.
Miss Merle Miller is the guest oi
NJ. NJ. Maddox and family in Cairo
during the holidays
Miss Ruth Bride left Thursday
for her home in Villa Ridge, after a
few days visit with relatives here,
Mrs. Thomas Rodgers is seriously
i'll at her home on Main street. Sew
eral members of the family have
been wired to come Immediately.
William Baker spent Wednesday
hunting near Grand Chain and re-
turned home with foureeen rabbits
and one large owl as the result OF
the expedition.
Misses Louise Britton, Violet San
aesen, Margaret Ermine Miller and
Emma Margaret Keller, composed q
marty Of young ladies who were en-.
| tertained by Mrs. A. L. Compton
Thursday evening, in honor of hei
neice, Miss Yuba Verne Whiteakel
who is visiting her this week. They
attended the Palm theater, ther
went to Beaupre's palace of sweets
where delicious luncheon was served
AFTER which they repaired to thC
Compton home where they enjoyed
various games.
A marriage license was granted
Friday to Raymond A. Griffin anC
Miss Lucy Griffin, both of Olmstead
The nuptials will be performed II
the very near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L, Brandt, Mrs
| Tweed Parker and daughter, Mis-
Beulah, attended the Biiou theate
in Cairo Thursday, where they wit
7essed the Crusaders.
/ Rev. Henry Burgess of Eureka
| ILL.,, will occupy the pulpit at thu
| Methodist Episcopal church Sunda!
evening. Following the sermon, tn,
| New Year Eve will be observed b,
the church and Epworth League il
a watch service which will be mad,
more interesting than usual ON &C
count of the varied program which
is here given:
| $3.50 to 9:00-An acquaintance
social
900 to 9;30--A Bible Study. Ieat
by A. ]. Dougherty
9:3O to Recess, in charge
of Mrs A. l.. Compton.
1000 to :30-Teachers Train
| ing, led by Miss May S. Hawkins.
1890 to MISUNDERSTANDING
in charge of Mesdames M b. Kaker
E. p, yesterday, L. C, Perks, George
E. Martin and James Painter.
1900 to Excerpt from
"Chapter on Wonders, BishoI
Quayles new book, by Rev Baker
1915 to 11:25-Song and prayer
led by Mrs. Florence Malone.
11:25 to 12-- Sermon and conse
Grafton, led by Rev. Hoar o.
Mounds.
1900 to 12;05---"Ring out tn,
old, ring In the new"
Everyone is invited to this service
P. w. Thompson of Ullin is in the
city to attend the meeting of the
board Of the county commissioners
which convenes here Saturday
morning
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Rushing ant
children returned home Thursday
from Anna where they visited Mr.
Rushing's parents the past few days
Mrs. Sarah Culp, daughters Mrs
w Williamson and Mrs Ed NIL