The Cairo bulletin., 1911-03-22

48A6 0EAAxsS ~ 9ASAa = AA'
rented the Berfield property on Com
mercial avenue.
The Ladies Aid of the Methodist
Episcopal church will meet Wednes-
day afternoon with the pastors wife,
Mrs. NJ. B. Baker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arch Mathis and
little son, who have been visiting
relatives here the past few days, LETT
Sunday for their home in Tamaroa.
Miss Ella Rice of Nation, is the
guest of her brother. DR.. H. G. Rice
and wife, on First street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Osterloh and.
little son OF Cairo, were in the city
Monday on business.
Mrs. 7. N. Taylor of Mounds, was
shopping here Monday.
4 Gus Reichert OF Grand Chain trans
acted business In the city Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Dillworth and
Daughter, MisS Sallye, returned home
Monday from Barlow, where they
have been the guests OF Messrs. c.,
H. H. Berbling and C. P. Howell and
families the past week. They We're ac-
companied home by Miss Laura How
ell, who will visit here few days
Mrs. W. A. Wall was a Cairo shop
per Monday.
Mrs. J. W. Johnson and daughter,
Mrs. H. MI Palmer spent Mocday
with Mrs. Ida Starkes in Cairo.
Misses Helen Ford, Beulah and
Anna Keller, Cora May Livesay and
Edith Drake were Cairo visitors Sun
lay afternoon.
Bernard Burchfield of Cairo spent
Sunday evening with friends in the
city
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Capoot of ur-
bandale were guests of relatives here
Sunday.
w. w. Orr of Cairo purchased a
Ferris piano from A. l.. Compton
here Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Belts and Mrs
Fred Hoffman were Mounds visitors
Sunday afternoon.
Little Miss Leila Marie BlankenshiI
quite III with the measles at hel
.ome on East First street.
The J. p. Nesbit Clothing Co. have
lad neat new awning erected al
heir store on Main street.
j. C. Ragsdale of Ullil has arrived
take the position of agent at tat
Illinois Central depot. II. G. Parker
he former agent, has two months
vacation during which time he will
endeavor to recuperate his health a
| Hot Springs, Ark. A. Y. Beaupre
who has held the position of assistan
agent the past few years, has left fol
visit with relatives in Henshaw
KY, and during his absence L. r
scott of Princeton, KY, will mold thit
| position,
Mrs. Sallie Spencer and Maste
aul Bacchus left Monday for Ohm
led where they will visit relatives
, few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Fullerton, daugh
er, Miss Cora, and niece, Miss Mar!
Overstreet, were Cairo visitors Sun
lay.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Smith and lit
| lie daughter, Margaret, and Mrs G
| c. Arey and daughter, Vera, spen
Monday afternoon at Holloway, Ky.
| Misses Ida Johnson, Lillian Johan
| sen, Elsie Rodman, Ruth Wilson ant
| Ava Gilbreath were guests of Mr.. ant
| Mrs. Joe Layton in Cairo at Dime
| Sunday Each was required to pre-
| Dare one of the dishes for the daint!
epast and a most pleasant time wa:
| lad. ~
| Mrs Norman OF Grand Chain, a for
| ner resident OF this city, spent Sun
lay among her many friends mere.
Mrs. Thos Clancy of villa Ridge
vas shopping here Monday.
Mrs, John Read was aaCairo visito
Monday. f9s @
Master Russell Powers is quite il
at the home OF his parents, Mr.. an,
Mrs, Jas. Powers on Commercial ave
| 1ue. 9 t8 A
Misses Ethel Jackson and Minni'
Belle and 'Bernice Fields of Cairo
were guests of Miss Wilhelmina Ca
hill Sunday. ns
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Rutledge o
White Water. Mo-, arrived Saturda,
evening to be the guests of Mr.. an,
Mrs Fl. Beaupre on Fourth and Pop
ar streets and Mrs. Rutledge re