The Cairo bulletin., 1912-09-19

Misses Jessie aad virginia Lee AulG
Carrie Trayers, Julia Goe, Fay Cor
zine, Jannett urc, TIA Clanton, Ma'
Gallon, Wilda Deeslie, Edit
Meneh. Alberta Nelson. Mildred
Hester, May Ericsson and little RHtf
Lindsey, Messrs, +. I, Britton, jane;
Tobin, j X. Allison. c. w Duns-
worth, ]. E. Herman, A. c. Burr and
John Britton and Master John Ser
bian.
o. l.. BARLEY who has spent the
summer at 0din. Mich, will return
home Sunday.
Mrs. Kate Mohl OF Cairo, WAS the
guest of her sister, Mrs L. d. Stoph-
let.
The Ladies Aid of the Methodist
church will conduct its annual ba-
zaar in the Hogan building north OF
Stophlet's shoe store. Supper will
be served and large line of fancy
work and candies will be on sale.
Lawrence Livesay has gone to AL
bion, Ill. where he will continue
his studies at Albion College after
spending the summer vacation at the
home of his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Livesay of Main street.
Mrs. P Ntgrea of Hannibal, Mo-,
and brother r-in-law. Henry Nigren of
Needles. Calif., are visiting the for
mer's mother. Mrs A. Montgomery
and other relatives. Mrs. Nigren
will remain for a few weeks visit
prior to leaving for her future
home at Caruthers, Calf.
Mrs. John Culp was a Cairo yi.-
itor Tuesday.
Miss Josephine Fsphe left yester-
day for Hickman. Ky, accompanied
by Miss Kate Conley at whose home
she spent the past two weeks, Miss
Conley will visit in Hickman a few
days.
Nile Jaccard and Paul Darraeh
will leave Monday for jacksonville.
H., where they will attend college
Mrs. Theodore Sehuler of st.
Louis is visiting Mrs. Sarah Schoen-
feldt, Miss Henrietta Mason and
relatives in the city
Mrs. John 4. Rcyce and son John
and the formers sister. Miss Minnie
Davidson OF Villa Ridge were shop
ping in Cairo yesterday.
George Belts left yesterday for
Sikeston. Mo-, where he will attend.
the fair. and before returning homo
will visit his sister at East sprai-ie.
Mo.
Mrs. Thomas Higgins and Mrs.
Hall Whitaker were Cairo visitors
yesterday.
Mrs, Henry NJ Palmer and little
son Austin, who have been visiting
the formers mother, Mrs J. w
Johnson and family, leave Sunday
FOR their home at I.ongvew. Texas
Edward Armstrong left yesterday
for Morehouse, Mo, where he has
Mrs. Irving Connell OF Mounds,
spent yesterday afternoon with rela-
tives in the city.
A picnic party composed of Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Olmstead, Mr. Alva
Smith and Mr.. and Mrs. James Can
non spent Sunday on Cache river
They made the trip TO the location
n large wagon.
Mrs. Amelia Minter and little son
of Cairo who have been the guests
If Mrs. w F, Pamplin and family,
.eturned home Tuesday
Mrs. Moses Schwab of Paducah is
sisiting her daughter Mrs Ben
Blum
G, NJ, Gaunt was Cairo visitor
yesterday. He accompanied his
Grace ard Gail who we~c
IN route to Nashville. Tenn, wher
hey will attend Wards Seminary
Miss Grace will continue her studies
here. and Miss Gail. a graduate of
lowell high school class OF 1912 will
inter as a new student
j W. Nench of Mounds, was in
he city Yesterday.
Mrs w B. Harris N Mounds, and
Miss Gladys DeVo"e of this city. left
Testerd ~ FOR NicksburE Miss, |
where they will visit Mr., and Mrs.
y, A. DeNore
Mr. and Mrs. Hal Read were Cairo
isitors last evening.
G. A. Griffith who has spent tho
past three weeks with relatives nea
has returned home. !
Tho Palm theater will present
'Decia feature reel Friday evening
entitled "A Day OF" with Miss
Pansy Cronan Of Cairo in the lead
ing part. Tonight Miss Rose OSul
Ivan will sing two selections of VIII
lam Ludwig's composition and
copies will be on sale, Saturday
evening the management will begin
giving tickets on silver service
which will be given away soon.