The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-02-10

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Meyers, Albert Parker, Glenn Faulk-
ner, Thos Armstrong, Albert ana
Wnlter O'SlHivan, Roscoe Wilson,
Prentss Buie, Floyd Derr Casey De-
We're and Emmett swisshelm
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Burris, OF
Vienna, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
| Claude Stout Of First street, this
!, week, and they were accompanied
home BY their niece. little Miss Ma
rio Stout. who will spend few
weeks with them.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Belts were
Cairo visitors Thursday.
Misses Ruth Wilson, Elsie Rod
/, man. and Mollie Campbell, ,Mesrs.
Peter McNeile, Ralph Schiller. Ed
ward Wilson, Albert Boekenkamp,
William Poindexter. Stanley Capoot
and Earl Christy attended THE
Flirting Princess" at the Cairo opera
house Thursday evening.
Miss Ida Johnson returned home
! Friday from st. Louis where she had
, spent a week selecting and purchas-
! ing a portion of her spring millinery
stock. She will leave for the city
again the latter part of the month
+, to complete her purchasing.
Edward Powers of Cairo, was in
| the city Friday on business.
Miss Florence Msnter of Cairo,
spent Thursday night Yith Misses
i Beatrice and Irene Pamplin of First
street.
Mrs. B. A. Royal of Villa Ridge
was shopping here Friday.
Miss Iris Finley, who has been iii
of malaria All Der home on First
street is improving.
Miss Rose O'suIIivan attended"a
dance In Cairo Friday evening.
Rev. Dow. the Evangelist spoke
fearlessly on the subject OF "Hypo-
critics and Some Others at the
opera house Friday evening. There
! win be no services on Saturday but
a movement is on foot, toward hav-
ling union Sunday school services,
Young Peoples meetings and preach
| ing services Sunday and chairs will
be placed at the rear of the room, in
order to accommodate the anticipat-
| ed crowds. An effort will be made
Toward having the business men
close their places Of business, each
evening except Saturday, In order
that their employees may attend the
meetings. The subject for Monday
evening will be "Clean Cut Concep-
ton" and every one is urged to be
present. The services on Sunday
evening will begin at 7:15 o'clock,
while on other evenings they will
start at 1880 Afternoon meetings
will be held Tuesday, Wednesday
Thursday and Friday. Rev and Mrs
M. II. Loar Of Cairo and John Mar
| tin of Olmstead, were among the
Tout of town people who attended the
meeting Friday evening.
| Master Albert Murphy, little son
of L. A, Murphy Who has been sui
fering from a severe case of tonsi-
litis, is some better.
| The ladies of the Baptist church
| will give chicken pie supper, Wed.
nesday evening, Feb; ID in the
church basement.
The Turner art exhibit which We,
held at the High School assembly
room Thursday and Friday after
moons and evenings, was decided
success in many ways and especially
In the way of instruction for the
pupils of the several rooms. who be
came SO interested nd who
gave such excellent information Il
the visitors concerning the pictures
displayed. Rev. Buie is to be com
mended upon his splendid address
and 1t Is only to be regretted tia
more. of the parents were not pres
ent to hear It, The amount derive
| financially from the affair has nc
teen ascertained, but 1t is though
Il the management will be able Il
place a picture in each room Of thu
new Mckinley school, for the nur
rose which the exhibit was given,