The Cairo bulletin., 1912-01-09
MOUND CITY
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES : :

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The cottage prayer meeting of the
Methodist Episcopal church will be
held at the home of the pastor Tues
day evening.
The Congregational and Metho-
dist Episcopal churches will ioin IN
a revival effort in the near future
They have engaged Evangelist Ed
WIN r. Dow and daughter, and Prof
futile, all Of Wheaton, III.
Earlier in life Mr.. Dow was a
lawyer, but following his CONVEX
sion, he decided to follow evangeli-
cal work and took training for this
work in the Moody Institute in Chi
cago, He has been very successful
III this field OF labor. His daughter
is q sweet singer and Pref. futile
has a splendid baritone voice. Both
assist in the musical program.
which is very essential to revival
The special services will begin
Sunday, Feb. 4 Prior to opening
OF the revival, w%4K or prayer will
be observed Both the week Of
Prayer and the revival services VIII
be divided between the two
churches
Miss Kate Schiller, who resides
near Mounds, is spending a few days
with her sister, Mrs. l.. G. Perks.
c. L. Rev was called Saturday to
he bedside Of his wife who became
II while visiting her brother, John
"rfman in peQueah. Ky.
Mrs. f. Wright of villa Ridge
nd Watson Wright Of Valley Re-
clnse We're in the city Monday.
The Ladies Guild Of st, Peters
Episcopal church viii meet Wednes-
day afternoon with Mrs. George
Wilson CT Poplar street.
The Ladies' Aid Of the Congrcga-
mol church viii meet with Mrs. r.
NJ Fcrd at her home on First and
p street Wednesday
The Ladies' Aid Of the Methodist
sao7al church viii meet at the
me Of Mis- II, ?. Easterday Oh
.ga and Merritt court, We'd
zdav.
Mr. and Mrs, ], Mcclure AMI
Ntor Ia Maybelle, and An
drew before, returned home Sunday
N Moscow, KY, where they spent
eek visitina relatives The gem
remen enjoyed rabbit hunting and
1t to@o forty trophys Of the
hunt,
TIE FIJI ably Billie Glass Of the
e-@e fional church will meet to-
taht with Mrs. T, a. Ga'laher at
or hc0c On Third and Poplar
t~cet 4 business meeting Of this
Oh win De held at the church
'~rn5a~ evening Jan, Is.
John Cook Of Olmstead transacted
siaes5 here Monday.
Walter and Dee Leidigh of Ameri-
~ were n the city Monday on bust
ess.
II. b Baker of Philadelphia, who
nout Monday with his parents,
Rev. and Mrs. M. b. Baker, will
ave Tuesday morning, accompan-
ID by his father for Sumner, H.,
on account Of the critical illness for
his father-in-law, A. A. Jones
mould Rev. Baker he absent over
Sunday the pulpit of the Methodist
Episcopal church will be occupied in
the morning by j W. Mench, secre-
fary Of the Y M c. A. atMounds.
This will be definitely announced
later Sunday evening, Rev. Daniel
Hopkins Of Creal Springs will talk
from this pulpit in the interest Of
southern Illinois annual conference
orphanaee and, as this rs COM
mendable enterprise the response.
bility of which this conference has
recently taken upon itself, he Will
probably be greeted by large au-
dieuce,
Thomas Boyd of America trans
acted business here Monday.
At the Palm theater, Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday of this
week, a we'll recommended yaude-
vile team will be seen and heard
They are of the Crawford circuit
and have been playing at the Gem
theater at Cairo from where they
come direct to our city. There viii