The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-08-01
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
CHARLESTON
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Mr.. Buckner Ragsdale left Satur'
day night for New York. to buy, the
fall and winter goods for his store in
this city.
Rev. Homer Cook was quite il
Saturday night.
Mr., John Let spent Sunday in
Bertrand with his parents
Rev. Throgmcrton has gone to
Arcadia for short stay
Mrs. J. II, Hill is still sick at hel
home on East Commercial street.
Mrs. Clyde Hart of Bertrand spent
SUNDAY with Miss Mable Clarkson
on West Commercial street.
Rev. w. P. Pearce, wife and
daughter left Friday for several
weeks stay in Anderson Ind.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. j. Deal and sons
left Saturday for an auto trip
through TO st. Louis.
Mr., anl Mrs George Bridges left
Saturday in their auto for Arcadia
Mr.. t. r Compton returned sun
day from Springfield Mo, where he
was called last week on account OF
the illness of his mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. e, R. johnson spent
Sunday in Poplar Bluff
Chris Jordon was in Bertrand Gil
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luke Honlett, Luke
Jr. and Missee Marie and Irene Hon
lett spent Sunday In New Madrid
Miss Carrie Wilson was in Oran
on Sunday.
Miss Caroline Gardner who has
been visiting Miss Inez Andrews has
returned to her home in St Louis.
Miss Mary Wilkinson has return
ed from Sikeston.
Monday afternoon from three to
five O'Clock Miss Kethrine Whurry
gave a reception at her home on
West Commercial in honor of her
house guest Miss Leila Clark OF
St. Louis.
For the occasion the rooms open
for the guests had been beautifully
decorated in nasturtiums and sweet
peas,
To receive her guests Miss Whurry
was gowned IN white lingerie over
lavender satin. She wasassisted in
receiving by Miss Mildred Loche
who wore lavender voilie, and the
lonory was beautifully attired in
pink voille with pink satin over
dress
Punch was served by Misses Mil
bred Wharry aad Francis Loyelace-
During the afternoon an ice course
was served. Some fifty young dadies
enjoyed Miss Wharry's hospitality
Miss Pauline Moore opened hci
house party last evening with large
and brilliant lawn party in honor
of her house guests Miss Margaret
oliver Of Cape Glrardeau Syhl
Whittle of Columbia. Haywood
Mabry Of Texarkana, Texas, Olivia
Smith of Texarkana Ark, Martha
Nordy of Hot Springs, AK, Martha
Hunter of Benton, Mo-, Martha
Leonard of Marshall. Mo. and MessTs
Russell Dearmont and Charles Him
nelberger of Cape Girardeau, VIII
Bowling Of Columbia, Albion Ander-
son OF Commerce. Roy Drum Of Mar
1le Hill, Speed Leonadr OF Marshall
and Talmer Oliver of Cape GirardearJ
1t her beautiful home on North
Main street. She was assisted in
receiving by her brothers Messrs
Joe and Ben Moore and the guests
VI hon0r Punch was served. The
feature of the evening was dance
1rograme contest. Ices were served
late IN the evening. About one
hundred guests were present. Dur
ing the week the following enter
tainments will be given for Miss
Moore and her house guests: Tues
day morning Miss Myrtle Goodin
gives breakfast. Tuesday evening
Mrs. T. l., Bund entertans with a
Mrs. Paul Moore gives a 500" party
Thursday morning Mrs. Ben Brewer
gives a 800" party Thursday
night the young men OF Sikeston
give y dance al that city Friday
Miss Moore and her guests go by
auto to Cape G:rardeau where they
will lie entertained by Nisdameg