The Cairo bulletin., 1912-03-28
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
MOUND CITY {
Observation-Disclosures


| Dr. ana Mrs. William Whitaker or
Pulaski and Mr., and Mrs. j T..
Mathis and little daughter, Evelyn
Gertrude Of Vienna, were In the
city, Wednesday, 70 see Or. Hail
| Whiteaker, who was injured in an
automobile accident Tuesday even
ing. Or. Whitaker Is still qMte Ill.
Miss Elizabeth Keller entertain
ed the Loyal Daughters Sunday
school class at her home on Main
street Tuesday evening. The even
ing was devoted entirely to social
pleasures, the business session be-
ing dispensed with The hostess
served ice cream aud cake. Those
present were: Mrs A. 7, Clark and
Misses Cora May Livesay Myrtle
Baccus. Gail Gaunt, Hazel Meyers,
Grace Kreitner. Elsie Crane, Helen
Wilson, Marjorie Caldwell and Elz-
abeth Keller.
Mrs. f NJ Ford and Mrs A. w,
Williamson entertained the ladies' Of
the Congregational ehGrSh at the
home of Mrs, Ford, Wednesday at
ternoon. complimentary TO Mrs.
Hall Whiteaker and Mrs w T. Fri
ganza. On account Of the Illness Of
DR.. Whiteaker, Mrs. Whiteaer was
unable TO be present The afternoon
was spent very pleasantly in social
conversation and an impromptu
program was rendered, There were
about fifty persons present
The Ladies' Aid Of tie Methodist
Episcopal church met at the home
OF Mrs l.. G. Perks, Wednesday az
ternoon This was annual dollar
day and crowd numbering about
forty was present The following
amounts were turned in: Miss May
Hawkins, S.; Mrs, Ray 0lmstead
ST. Ms l.. G.. Perks, St210 Mrs
J. L. Brandt, ST. Mrs, W T. Park
er, So; George f. Martin, $22.25;
Mrs w A. Dougherty, $50 Mrs.
George Parker, ST.; Mrs, n. J Live
say, 81 Mrs. Ed Keller ST; Mrs. j.
n. Powers. ST; Mrs Nm. Potter.
ST.; Ms. John Armstrong. So; Mrs.
James Armstrong, 81; Mrs Nettie
Burns, 81; Mrs. w. r. Seifert,
$225; Mrs G.. Hughes, So Mrs.
William Mertz, $3.50; Mrs. D. L.
Martin. 81; Mrs. Newton Dalton,
81; Mrs William Wilson, So; Mrs.
James Painter. $3.50; Mrs. Charles
Wehrenbers, Sr., Sl.25 Mrs. ]. A.
Waugh, $1.50: Mrs. G. L. Rev, 81;
Mrs. ] b. Blankenship, $3.50; Mrs
NJ 3 Baker, SO; Mrs E. P Easter
day, $3.50 Mrs. L. A. Swisshelm,
S2.55; Mrs John Read. S2.O1; Mrs
Hutton, Valley Recluse, 81: Mrs
William Parker, ST; Mrs l. w.
Read 81; Mrs. W. T. Hayden, 81:
Mrs. John McNelle, 81; Mrs. Flor
enee Maine, 81; Mrs. William
Biggs, 81; Mrs Sarah Shoenfldt,
81 Mrs John Schiller, 81; Mrs, c.
A. Compton and Mrs. McElroy,
$5.37; Miss LeVerne Armstrong,
81 Mrs, A. l.. Compton, s5.25;
Miss Jessie Schuler, ST.; Mrs. r. H.
Hawley, s4; Mrs. c. E. Richey,
$3.50; Miss Beulan Parker, 81.
The total amount earned was
$1S5.50.
Miss Mildred Jaccard, who has
been i'll several days, is GONZALES
CEN.
Mrs. Hileman Of OImstead, is the
guest of her sister, Miss Lottie chit
tick, Wednesday.
Mrs. j. Fellensten of Grand
Chain was in the city Tuesday.
Mrs. Charles Kruse of Olmstead
was shopping here Wednesday
Miss Allie Belts gave an organ re-
cital at the Congregational church
Tuesday evening and SO was clear
ed. to be added to the church treas
ury on "frenzied finance day
Mrs Adolph Murphy left Tuesday
to visit her aunt, Mrs. J. A. Dillow
at Dongola.
Rev. ]. H. Runals Of Mounds was
in the city few hours Wednesday.
Joseph Gaunt, Sr., of Grand
Chain, transacted business here
Wednesday.
Mrs. A, l.. Compton will go to
Vienna, Thursday, to give dinner
in honor of her fathers birthday.
Mrs. Houston Beaver of America
was in town Wednesday shopping.
william Wildly and George Sitter
| of Mounds spent Wednesday after
noon in the city.
Mrs. Richardson and Mrs. I. N.
Taylor Of Mounds were shopping