The Cairo bulletin., 1911-05-19
MOUND CITY, Ill.
May Is, 1911

Parker HardWlcn spent luesu"'
afternoon fishing at Sandy slough.
Mrs. KnowNon, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. JAS
Painter the past few months, left
Tuesday for Chaffcc, Mo, to visit re-
latives. Mr. Painter accompanied her
to Chaffee and returned homo Thurs
day.
Miss Jessie Neadsine Is visiting
Mrs. j. i. ',Velsou at Villa Ridge this
week.
T. n. Karraker. Of Mounds. spent
Tuesday evening in this city.
Miss Kate McNeile returned
Wednesday from limo, Mo, where
she visited friends the past week,
l.. NJ. Bradley left Wednesday for
his home in Carbonate after trans
acting business here few days,
Walter Walker, OF ullin, spent
Wednesday from a few days visit at
Miss Blanche stevens returned
Wednesday from few daysvisitat
Mongolia.
Louis Ct,iman, OF Danville, and
Will Howe, Of Cairo were guests OF
friends here Wednesday
Miss Pearl Williford Of Harrisburg
was here Wednesday, on business
Mrs. Fred Hood sang at a recital
given by Miss Nell Call IN Cairo,
Wednesday evening and was accom-
panied by Mrs Adelaide Murphy.
VIM. Bestgen was Mounds bus.
uess caller Wednesday.
Willis Friganza has accepted the
position of manager of the Bell Tele
phone Co. In Cairo and with his ran
lily will reside in this city They
will return here from Vienna where
they have spent the past thre'
months.
Mrs. j. r, Henson of Mounds was
the guest of Mrs Alya Smith on Pop
lar St, Wednesday.
Mrs. Ellen Snyder and daughtel
Mrs. T. ]. Littlefeld of America wert
in town Wednesday
Two long and one short blasts Of
the whistle at the Wisconsin Chat
Company plant announced the finale
of that factory in this city, Wednes'
day evening. Our city is truly sorry
to lose this valuable plant although /
has betn rumored that it would go 70
the past several months. A few weeks
will be consumed in shipping the ma
chinery to the new location at Port
Washington, Wis, where the main
plant il situated. The Commercial
Club have several plants in view fol
the splendid buildings just being
vacated by this company.
Mrs. Geo. Wilson and Miss Dorothy
Schiller were Cairo shoppers Wednes
day. ~ *kH&lH
The ladies' of the Methodist Episco
pal church will conduct social on
the lawn at the home of Mrs. w. A.
Swis shelm on Walnut and High SITS
Thursday evening, May 25th. Ice
cream, sherbet and cake will be
served. >%
Roy Cornell, of Mounds, was in tse
city Tuesday evening on business
The congregational Parsonage on
First and Poplar SITS. is being Re
papered and thoroughly renovated for
the occupancy of Rev and family
Mrs. Buie and sons will arrive Sat
rrday,
The Womans Bible Glass of the
Congregational Church was enter
tanned Tuesday evening by Miss May
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There was brief business session
about the election of officers, which
should have been held this month
was postponed until September. Bib
lical Questions occupied the attention
OF the members and the remainder
Of the evening was devoted to d,
general discussion of topics OF inter
est to the class. The hostess served
ice cream and cake Those presen
were Mr. and Mrs G. S. Miller anc
children, Gladys Ruth and Donald
Mesdances C. S.Britain, Edgar Miller
Robt Arnold, Carrie Spruce, H. Per
kns, A. r. Koautz, A. w. Williamson
and A. p. Clark and daughter, Lucin
da: Misses Lottie Chittick and Ma!
Palmer, Mrs. A. M. Palmer, mother o
the hostess was guest of the class
H. Calvin of Levings transacted
business here Wednesday.
Mrs. Emma Kennedy and sons
Raleigh and Lewis left Wednesda,
for New Orleans where they viii
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