The Cairo bulletin., 1912-07-19
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guests. Thelma and Ina Rev of Me
tropolis, sisters of Mr. Rev. Rug
were arranged on the lawn, games
were played and several voluntary
recitations were given by the
guests. Refreshments were served
by the hostess assisted by Mrs. Ber-
nice Biggs. In addition to the guests
OF honor, those present were: Helen
Parker, Martha Capoot, Mary Helen
Mertz, Mary Wehrenberg, Mary
Elizabeth Huckleberry, Miriam Mur-
ply, Gertrude Drake, Ada Mac
Painter. Pearl Vivian Painter
Leola Cannon, Velma 0lmstead
Flossie Floyd, Geraldine Huckle'
berry, Virginia Perrine, OF Altoa
ILL.,, Florita Kennedy, Louis southall
and Kenneth Kennedy.
The funeral of Charles, the infan;
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Burk
who died Thursday evening was con
Quoted at the residence on CONNER
cial avenue by Rev. Joseph Buie, Fri,
day afternoon The body was inter
red at Beech Grove cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Boyd, Mrs
Fred Culp and daughter. Vivian and
Mrs. H. A, Mason, and daughter
Hazel, spent Thursday afternoon d.
the bedside OF Frank Lyerly, who il
seriously i'll at his home at America
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Keller are tht
parents of a nine pound baby CIR
who arrived Thursday afternoon.
H. G.. Parker and son Charlie.
Howard and Henry Darragh spen'
Thursday afternoon fishing at Sand
Slough. Ky.
Mrs. Henry Lee of Cairo was tn
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. William Levi
Thursday evening.
c. E. Riehey is making a bushes
trip on the |. c. road in the Souther
Illinois points for the Polk Preserv
ing Co.
Mr.. and Mrs J. w. Lence b
Mounds were in the city Thursday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Edwards
Commercial avenue had as the
guests Thursday Mr.. and Mrs. w. J
Sorrell Of Bloomfield, Mo, who ar
en- route to the Rocky Mountain
where they will spend the summeS
Miss LaVerne Armstrong r.
turned home yesterday evening fro
Carbondale where she has been al
tending the Southern Illinois un
yersity.
Mrs. Fl. Wright and daughte
Miss Alma, of Villa Ridge were shol
ping here Thursday,
II. Calvin of 0lmstead transact
business here yesterday.
Mrs Loren Stophlet. Jr., lie
Thursday for DuQuoin and MouI
Carmel, where she will spend Il
ensuing three weeks with relative
Mrs. Carl Parkman spent yestei
day afternoon with her mother, Mr.
M. F. DeBaun in Cairo.
Miss Emma Margaret Keller is vi;
iting at Blum Heights, near Gran
Chain.
Earl Giles of Mounds left Thur
day for Memphis to accompany h
wife and little son on their retur
trip from that city Monday. The.
have been visiting Mr.. and Mr..
Earl Watson.
Mrs. Atherton OF Villa Ridge wa
shipping here Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Grain an
daughter Mildred of Villa Ridgf
were the guests of relatives here
few hours Wednesday. They ha
been to Cairo where Miss Mildre
was undergoing treatment for he
ears.
Mrs. Nora Spillman of America
spent Thursday with Mrs. Ed Sheer
er of Pearl street.
Mrs. Julia Goe of Mounds wa
shopping here Thursday.
Mrs. John Armstrong returne
home Thursday from Charleston
Mo, where she has ben visiting NJ
and Mrs. John Rhine. Miss Flor
ence Rouse of Memphis was also n
guest at this home.
DR.. and Mrs, H. Fl, Rogers o.
Highland Park, H., spent Thursda,
afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. w. w
Hough. Mrs. Rogers was resident
OF this city several years ago. She
was formerly Miss Dink Holmes of
this city,
Mrs. Worth Healy and baby Of
East st. Louis arrived Thursday to
visit her mother Mrs. Houston
Beaver at America. She was met
here By her sister Miss Grace
Beaver. ssM&
Miss Juanita Atherton of Mound
was in the city Thursday.
Mrs. Fred Wright and two it'll
daughters of Belknap are visitin
Mrs, G. A. Compton Of Commerce