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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-24
ASSESSMENT NOTICE

Abraham Irrigation company. Incor-
porated under the laws OF the state of
Utah. Principal place OF business. 35l
south Main street. Salt Lake CITY. Utah
Notice Is hereby given that at a meeting
OF the board OF directors. held on The at6
oGy OF March. a. ID. 1872. an assessment
OF - cents per share was levied on the
capital stock Of the corporation. payable
TO Charles Tying. secretary. on or before
the @ith day OF April, 4. u. 1872. AT the
ONCE OF the company. No. 35l South
Main street. salt Lake city, Utah Anv
stock upon which the assessment may
remain unpaid on tho cath day OF April
VII be delinquent and advertised for sale
at public auction, and unless payment is
MADE before Will be sold on June IS.
a II. 1917. TO pay the delinquent assess-
ment- together with cost of advertising
and expense Of sale. az 10 Il m, al or
hce room. 3Sl South Main street. Salt
Lake City, Utah.
CHAS. TYING. Secretary.
55l South Main street. salt Lake civ.
Utah. bIss
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NOTICE or sToCKHoLDERs. spE
ClAL MEETING.

Notice is hereby given that Al a n.e-
ing OF the directors OF the Utah Rojisr
q Flue Manufacturing company. heId or
the md day % March. 1912 the follow
INK resolution was adopted subiecf 20
Your ratincati0u. 10 wit.
hcn7iN~d, That a special mee,f,- ~,
tnf h,ocSholdsrs ~ the Utah RoiIc- e.
fiuc Manufacturing cogarsuy be and ,SS
same - called TO hs hsidNai rooms ~ 80
y faglr block. salt Lake CITY irfat
90 tfr Seth day of April ief> at :
. clock 2 m. FOR the purpose of rubrni, ;
ting &c a vote of said stockholaors ~
question % Increasing tho cau,tai .,orI,
of this corporation 50 that the sarnc .hsii
10 500 900. divided into 500 600 sbar@s
instesd ~ slco.cco and divided int
100. 90 SharrF
That the notice ~ said special ma,
ing be given 20 The Stcckhoiders bw -.
secretary Of this corporation as proy1dad
by law
Nov, therefore. please take motto. .b,,
thrre viii be special meeting % tbs
stockholders Of this corporation AZ 49,
sai6 time and place fer the purpose n.
voting or this matter IA set OUT IN said
Tssciurion.
HENRY L sCHnTT. Secretary.
APPROX I'd.
FREDERICK SCBNTTT. President
Datoc April 6, 1917 az salt Lake cIty.
Clah SOS,
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SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

Notice is hereby given that special
meeting or che stockholders OF NE Tono-
pah Golden Crown Mining company.
fSTpSTailon; Ss sn street @i salt @ r.. Te % cty Utah
ON MONDAY, the goth day OF April 1912.
nj the hour OF o'clock D. m. OF said day,
for the following purposes:
First-To consider and pass upon The
sdvisability Of endeavoring 10 secure the
necessary money To redeem the property
OF tho company from the sale uron exc
cution and TO procure reconveyance
from the purchasers OF said properly at
such sale 10 the corporation. upon paw
ment OF tho amount due TO the purchas-
ers of said property. said amount being:
on the 21st OF March. 1872. the sum o.
SCI 22s.5s
second-To consider and pass upon the
sdvisability of accepting a proposition
made and 10 be made at said meeting
by the purchasers OF tho property Of this
company at tho execution sale thereof
above referred TO. as follows: To convey
the said property To n corporation 10 be
formed ana organized. with a capitai
stock OF 100000 shares Of the par value
he placed in the treasury OF said com
pany. 100000 shares, or so much
be sold and disposed. OF for
against the property, as aforesaid; $50.
900 shares OF said stock TO be set aside
and delivered TO the stockholders. OF this
company. at tho ratio of one share of
such new stock for two shares of the
stock OF this company. such delivery to
be made TO the stockholders OF this COM
pany after the said 100000 snares. or so
much thereof as may be necessary shall
be sold for the purpose OF paving the
said indebtedness. $4,000 shares OF such
stock TO be set aside as a bonus. TO be
disposed OF by the board OF directors.
for the purpose of promoting the interests
OF such company The capital stock Of
such company. to be formed and or
ganized. shall be assessablc stock, and
the above Indebtedness of S6l.22S56. to-
eether with interest thereon from the 21St
day OF March. 1912. shall be secured bv
a mortgage upon the property so to be
conveyed TO such new company. as afore-
said. All the terms and conditions upon
which said property Will DE conveyed TO
such new corporation Will be fully set
forth and explained at such meeting,
Third-In case either of the above
plans shall be adopted and approved at
such stoclhoidcra' meeting, then to au-
thorize and direct the board OF directors
OF the company to carry out tho plan
BOARD OF DIRECTORS ToNOPAH
GOLDEN CROWN MINING COM
PANY. b46S
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OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT.

To my friends and patrons: Having
secured the location at So West Second
South street. ] have opened retail
cigar store in connection with my fac
torv. and for the next few days every
purchaser will receive n handsome SOU
venir. The storo will be known as the
Blue Front. where You viii always find
the famous Blue Point and other well
known Utah made cigars in stock; also
everything in the smoker 6 line.
GEO. a. WHITAKER.
Sc West Second South. the home OF the
Blue Point cigar.
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MUNICIPAL. RECORD
TO ADVERTISE CITY

Noble Warrum city recorder has noti-
Ned the Commercial club that the CITY
commissioners have accepted and ap-
pt"N'd the clubs proposition 10 distri-
butte 20Op copies of tho Nunicirsi Pee
ord, iu addition 10 tile 500 copies now
heinz printed, under an agreement that
The cinn shall be given space iu the Rec
Using tho cltv. Tho amount OF snare
wiil bc rrguItrd hy the amount of mat
ter required - law 10 bc published
monthly The Record win be s. siNtcen-
page publication. The Commercial club
publicity hurCau rs preparing FOR an cf-
i"'uNr advertising campaign through
ihc columns ~ tho Record
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NOTICE OF sTockHoLpERs, MEET.
ING.

Notice Is hereby given that a special
meeting Of the stockholders OF the Mil
lard County Land & Water comrsnv Will
be hold on the eth day Of May, 1912. al
clock Z. m, NJ tho o:fice OF the com
pany. room 20 Boston building. Salt Lake
CITY, Utah, for the purpose OF electinc
a board OF directors and considering tho
adVisability OF a sale OF all Of the com
pany property and taking such action
in relation thereto rs may be deemed
necessary and proper. and for tho trans
action OF any and all such other bust
ness OF the company as pertains TO its
called 20 be held iu lieu or and 10 take
,hs place OF the regular annual stock
Tor the purpose Of transacting sny and
sli business which nigh; properly come
bStors = regular annual meeting or ssid
S"u5npsny. %, \. ROBERTSON,
owning more thau ons-baIf OF tho
stock OF said company
ID. c. SaiuTZ
Stockhoiders.
bfaa1
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Compara,iv" weather. data At Salt LAX, Cay.
April =. 1912.
HiSicf tempe. AZURE today Was - degrees: (:
highest IN this month since ls7t vas s. de-
EreeS; lowest last night y degree: lowest
this month since 1874 wRs is degrees. mean tom
persturo ts ccsrcc-. normal 50 degrees .
accumulated deficiency since tho 6rst OF the
nfouh Ia g dosrccs; accumulated excess since
JsnuEgv ~ 15@ degrees.
Relative humidity a. today was 81 per
cent: relative humidity az .. m. IL per
cent
ending at p. m. none; total :oT this month
20 daio is l.T inches. accumulated excess for
this month date iH "a OF inch; total
Precipitation since January J 10 datc IS ,.5e
inches: accumulated excess since January Is
80 o.; inch.
Sun rises at 5.55 a. m sun sets ~ 1l5 Q. III .
April g 1912.
WEATHER OBSERVATIONS
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LEGAL NOTICE.

Al persons having elaine ,..,
tlC Murray produce Co. rontTacf..t
before the first day of MARCH, iof.
a. which Tim" ut@ company CHANGED
o"ncrthip. arc hereby notified 10 prssspt
sai1c st tho office OF the eomr,py 80
MURRAY. Utah. on or before the 18th dsv
cf April. 1912. -''
MURRAY PRODUCE co.
y. lsfuuniuu
d. Nlahos, present manager.
Ltg,.
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Lame Shoulder is nearly always due
10 rheumatism OF the muscles, and
quickly Yields to the free application
OF Chamberlain s Liniment. For sale
nv all dealers
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DIED.

Af.NlIIEN-Diod iu fl;is city. Nprll ~,
lgIs Tsrouard W McMilicn, HSrd n"1'
r1i I riunth. son ~ Al. and M'H,
imam NtMillcu. ills Browning avenue. f"-
neral notice ltt"r.
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RELIABLE PERMANENT GIRL FOit
general huuseNork No cooking. write
T. .. box a. Bingham Canyon. Utah
hs049
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SAFES AND VAULTS

A COMPLETE LINE OF SAFES AND
vaults always on hand. few second
nar7d safes for sale. Write for circular
S1o"' o2678
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FUNERAL. NOTICES


IoSEpI-Thc funeral services for David
Joseph. aged - YcHlr, VIII u" hc'n tp-
.Is, tNNcducRdaNl ~ - p. IA. az thc JfNiSn
trmpl~ on Fourth East street; h"tWcch
second and rhird South streets. in'cF-
fu.uf ~ E'nni israel cPfnctcrN.
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WANTED
" NAETEO-MALE HELP.

wAETTn-MALE HELP
~->~-~>------~~-~~~~~-~~ -
S1KOCK'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCf-
Hotel, restaurant and household heips
Headquarters for laborers.
SO West End South. Phones 4b4
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COMPETENT GIRL FOR GENERAL
housoworl. Call W0satch SaS. h92s6
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LADIES, AND MEMS HATS CLEANED
aud rcblDckcd. Salt Iake nat tSs-t,',,
i'' " 80 Iemlio- b2s6s
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LOST AND FOUND
MASSAGE


MISS HELD, 10 L. End So APT 10
tupsteirs) massage. electrical vlbra-
tory and steam baths: new attendants.
x1595
MASSAGE. MA NTCTRING AND BATHS
for ladies and gentlemen. Office hours
. a m. 10 10 =. m. Suite 215-I6 Luxor
hotel. z27s4
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ACCORDION PLEATING

SUNBURSf AND SIDE PLEATING
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Jeunens. SOS East 3rd SO.
ST Bell phone Hyland 1871 p19i9
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WILLOWS MERE: COTTTnI,[,:rI -
coniinements, seclusou legal adoption
Mrs. r. Phillips 1ith Z. bet l2th and
18th So. Sugar sta. Ind. 1914 Mos
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PATENTS

TO PATENT INVENTIONS, REGISTER
trade mark or copyrights, see J. M
Ihomas. Eagle block. o124
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sHEPPAaD'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
The Red Front" 1I2 West End SouSh'
5eadauarters railroad and mining hglp,
Bell 1854 elS43
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HAT FACTORY


al - HATS CLEANED AND
nlock cd PsnamaS q specially Tay-
.,2I. Tho Halter. - r. iEt So. Phone
80 bIl3s
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PAINTING 6 PAPERHANGING

IF YOU DESIRE GOOD WORK.
painting, papernansing, calcimlning
cleaning etc rates reasonable call
Jackson. phone 2S Ind. Office 63i West
2nd South st. b5S0
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GIRL LIVING NEAR To CARE FOR
children afternoons. I2a C 81. h2SS6
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FUNERAL DIRECTOR
CUT FLOWERS

TIL: LEADING FLORIST. w. w. KING.
-Is E. and So Both phones 90. b29f
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GOOD Girl FOR LIGHT HOUSE
work: family Of three. No. Gibbons.
"5l East Jrd South. Wasa,ch g4o6-Y
N"Si2
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WALLPAPER CLEANING


j. BARRETT & co. We GIVE ALI,
orders prompt attention. Waxatch 5s35
Ind. 1854 hs5G-
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WEATHER FORECAST

WEATHER FORECAST FOR SALT LAKE CITY
AND THE STATE or CTAH-GENERALLY
PAIR WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY; NOT
MUCH CHANGE IN TEMPERATURE.
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WANTED
w4ETED-rEMhLE VETy


FREE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, BASE
mem l'irs. Con -reEationai church: we
get YOU position free Of charge Iele.
pnono Ind. 1866. Bell bSIs. tsi'o
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PAPEkHANGING

IS PER ROOM AND FURNISH PAPER
4. Stu-in. shop 125 w. 1st So. Ind
I1432. plalO
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ANOTHER WONDER. WHAT IS TT
You can get NUNS Black Oil out
OF Salt Lake.
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MIDWIFE
CLAIMS ADJUSTED
HOTELS
FAMILY HOTEL,

- -, l'-~-~>-~>-->~----~>~-~1~---~-
iST-tLASS BOARD: NEAT, CLEAN
rooms. on suite on single. steam eltent
running water: reasonable TcupIo Iln,
tel. - w. y Temue At be5ge
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SUCCESS INSURANCE-UTAH BUSl-
ness College preparation for business
ne start Il course now. Boston blds,,,
day. night Hl5as
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COAL AND KINDLIrJG

e. =. DEAL. COAL, BLOCK WOOD AND
kindling. 165 l., 4th So. Both phones.
m36ii
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GROCERY SPECIALS.

FRESH EGGS. zoe PER nozEN. =
CtiHs 'pmatocS, peas, corn. &c: pota-
tpes. Slsop per bush"l: creamery hiIrter
@oc per pound. Lees Market. SO9 Ensi
md South Wasatch 1858. Ind s5i
b1Sl
: LBS. CREAMERY BrTTEH. &C..
, olepmargarinr. 2oc. lbs. lard. 700. *
Igt, I, sugar $J.co. Chicago Store. iis
~ 80 ~ N"utu. bgTTO
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CEMENT WORK.

PARTIES WANTING FANCY OR PLAIN
cement work done. call Wasatch 4402- *
or inquire for Z. o.. Ia East md South.
DIOb6
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DETECTIVES

NATION DETECTIVE SERVICE, OLD.
est and best. Not a new concern. e0s-
s-io Mcintyre Phones 53T s75I
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HAIR GOODS


FINEST LINE OF HAIR GOODS AT
lowest prices. Sec Mrs. Miner Vel
vetina Shop. 90 East 4th South. Wa
satch 1896 b19
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SALESWOMAN. ENERGETIC AND
intelligent worker can secure rcrfia-
nsnt position With largest msuufactur-
ers and importers. Write foJ appoint.
lnent, 325 Poit b.dr b63l
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MONUMENTS, ToMBsToNEs

LARGE STOCK TO SELECT FROM. r.
Mex enzie. DISPLAY yards s22 So. state
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COMPETENT GIRL. MIST KNOW
now TO cook. references required, og'
@ng @nsg ave Bel. phone Wasatch i21S, Inc,
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ASSAYER
IN-"-7-'-7--7-7l7 = = = =
10 frIIE DERIIC

BEETLES, MATUEZ &c CO, A T.
Bardwell manager. los South West
Temple. Both phones. f2I7
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PYoRRHEA SPECIALIST.

=
DIR. ROBERT ". HALL, PYORRHEA
MD ORAL PROPHYLAxLS 500
kEARNS BLDG aas5s
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DRESSMAKING

FIRST CLASS DREsSMAKING. PRICES
reasonable. Miss Day. 5l2 Il. 9Th So.
HyianG 9f9-J b22S0
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KEY-FITTu-G

KEY FITTING. LOCK WORK. B1CY-
,le supply Co. Phones Bell SC2s Ind.
50. o7sI
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FREE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, BASE
ment First Congregational church, We
get you o position free OF charge 1 IcIee- cIee-
phones-Ind. 1866 Bell 5S22. lS'o
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-06-13
Linellan.Galyin.

Miss Ellen Linehan and John
Thomas Calvin were married early
yesterday morning at nuptial high
mass at st. Patrick's church, Rev.
Father J. J. Downey offieiated. The
charming bride looked beautiful in
her gown of all over white ems
broidery, with which she carried a
large boquet of roses. She was at
tended by her sister, Miss Margaret
Linehan who was dressed in gown
OF white wolfe over blue messaiine
and carried moquet of pink roses.
MIR. Edwin Shanahan was the best
man.
Mrs. Calvin is the daughter of
Prs. Mary Linehan of 22S Seven
teenth street and was liked by her
many acquaintance. The groom is
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Gal
win of Twentieth and Poplar streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin left at 1915
for Chicago where they will spend
their honeymoon.
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tho summer with relatives here.
Their mother. whose death occurred
at Hamilton few months ago. was
formerly Miss Blanche Oyerstreet OF
this city.
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return nome ! II u '9uaS'
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"aU MS duOo co"'el ecu INV " i'''
passenger gar "e '""ii70 "'
shaae DS T. l. 9hyue''
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Where Eetter EmnloYnd7

Store Proprietor (hiring a new
clerk)-"You know how to work
cash register" Yes, sir; was one
of the first to get on to it. can
WORK anything from a ta&icab to a
gum slot, but they watch you close-
nowadays. Satire.
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Murphy-Langan.

Rev Father ] j. Gillen had the
honor yesterday morning of uniting
in marriage Miss Mary f. Murphy
and Mr.. William T. Langan, two
very popular and we'll liked Cairo
ties. The bride, the daughter of Nj
and Mrs John A. Murphy OF Twenty
first street was very attractive il
her empire gown of white satin with
which she carried an immense
boquet of bride roses, The maid Of
honor was Miss Della Murphy Of
louisville, KY, and was beautifully
gowned in frock of pink chiffon.
Mr.. Albert Lane acted as best
man for his cousin and the ushers
were Mr.. Ed Keefe and Mr. Garrett
Barrey.
The couple left at 1915 for st.
Louis cheered by their many friends,
Mr.. and Mrs. Langan win be al
home at 412 Eleventh street after
July /,
The out of town guests were the
following: Miss Elizabeth Keefe AMI
Mrs. Ed Keefe of st. Louis, Mrs.
Della Murphy OF Louisville, KY, and
Mr.. John Murphy, of Lexington, Ky.
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nsys.sssssssssssssss.sses
I MOUND CITY
ssssss.sssssssss.sssssssss,

A number of young men gave Il
dance Wednesday night at Perks <
Higgins hall, complimentary to the
young ladies who had invited them
to leap year dance several weeks
ago and like the one given by the
young ladies it was an elaborate at-
fair The decorations were of PEN
nants and bunting was tastefully
draped around the hall At a pretty
booth A. Y. Beaupre served fruit
punch and waters The moonlight
dances which were introduced at
the young ladies dance were given
at this affair and were much in
favor with the participants large
moon was suspended at one corner
of the hall and lighted by electricity
shed its mellow light oyt- 20 other
wise darkened room and lent an out
of door appearance TO the scene
beautiful In the extreme, Lynch
orchestra of Cairo furnished the nut
sic. There were about forty couples
present, among them being Misses
Laura Clendenen, Alma Heilig, Caro-
lyn Parks OF Cairo, Jean Beal OF
Vienna, and Rachel Hodge OF
Mounds, Carl Herbert, Joseph Hick-
cox, Paul Clendenen and NJ Archer
of Cairo and John Berry Of Mounds
Mayor NJ. F. Browner, L. c. Perks.
and A " Williamson are in ST.
Louis attending meeting Of the
River Commission.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Spencer oil
Cairo were guests Wednesday even
ing of Mr., and Mrs, c, NJ. Gaunt.
Thomas Walker, r., of Mobile,
Ala, arrived Wednesday to visit his
uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Liyesay.
Mrs. Pleas Palmer and nephew
Claude Bauer of near Mounds wero
guests of friends here Wednesday.
Miss Helen Miller, stenographar
for the c. c. Shafer Lumbe~ Co. a
Cairo is spending a week with her
parents. Mr., and AIRS. J. s. Miller. !
She attended the young mems return
dance Wednesday evening as dill
also Miss Inez O'Sullivau who is en-
ployed in Cairo,
Misses Lillian and Pearl Richards
of Cairo were guests of little Miss
Alberta Williamson Wednesday.
A. NJ Palmer sustained a fracture
of the bone of the left arm just be
low the shoulder while at Mounds
Tuesday evening. The limb was
dressed Wednesday by Dr. Hall
Whitaker.
Mrs. John Mackey of Vienna who
has been the guest of her sister Mrs
Charles Liyesay and Mrs. Emma Por-
ter Of this city and Mrs Net Quarles
of Mounds, left Wednesday for her
home
Mrs. /. n Taylor Of Mounds was
shopping here Wednesday
Mrs L. c. Stophlet had as her
guest Tuesday, Miss Edna Lind Of
Cairo.
Miss Cora Fullerton returned
home Wednesday from Hamilton, O.,
accompanied by Edwin, Doris and
Robert Fitzpatrick who will spend
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mNot Worth a Rap Is irish.

mot worth a rap an expression
frequently heard 10 Indicate some
thing rs being yalucless. Originated In
Ireland The rap was counterfeit
coin current IT, ireland for a aaIfpen,
ny in the time OF George l.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-06-13

The ladies of st. Joseph's Sewing
Circle will have an apron sale at
Mrs William Kluge's, 1901 Walnut
Friday afternoon and evening. Ad-
mission Is cents including refresh
ments.
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z Y PHI 10 Entertain.

ID, i. H. " w A~1AeSh '"'
The B. Y.tP. u. OF the CAIRO bap-
fist church will entertain this even
ing in the upper annex. All men,
bers OF the church are cordially in
yited., An interesting program has
been arranged and refreshments Will
be. served The entertainment is en-
tirely free.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-06-13
Cottage for Rent.

FOR RENT Cottage, 1915 Sycd-
more; five rooms and bath. G. H.
HARP, S26 West Charles. 6-l6
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-06-13

Shannon Bolts went to Murphys
boro yesterday for brief business
visit.
Miss Anna Smook of Charleston
Mo. is in Cairo visiting friends and
relatives,
Mrs. Guy Kukkendall of Vienna,
is the guest of Miss Emma Kleb OF
Sixth street.
Attorney W. Arthur Anderson OF
Wickliffe was in Cairo yesterday on
legal business.
Edward Keefe is here visiting his
uncle Thomas r. keete, of 210
Twenty-frst street.
Mrs. l.. r Slack and daughter
Ethel of Charleston. were Cairo
shoppers yesterday.
Zion Bishop left yesterday morn
ing for Blythesyille. Ark, where he
will visit relatives.
Paul Arid OF upper Commercial
avenue has gone TO Goreville. III. to
spend the summer with relatives.
George F. Ort went to Columbus.
Ky, yesterday to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
c. B. s. Pennebaker for a few days.
Mrs. Bertha Kafer has gone To
Goleonda where she will spend
week as the guest of relatives and
friends.
Henry Hulen returned from 81.
Louis yesterday where he has been
in the employ OF the Wells-Fargo
Express Co.
Tom c. Logan returned to his
home in Murphysboro yesterday
after few days stay in
Cairo on business.
Henry Steinel has returned from
Procket. Tenn, where he has been
on a bushes trip for the E. D. Mat
thews Lumber Co.
Miss Lynette Greaney has returned
from Fiorissant, Mo, where she has
been attending the Loretta Academy
Simpson Bondurant left yesterday
for a brief visit to st. Louis