The Cairo bulletin., 1912-08-31

siitis only five days and his condi-
tion was not considered serious.
Funeral services will be conducted
by Rev NJ. B. Baker at the residence
at o'clock Sunday afternoon The
remains will ba inferred at Beech
Grove cemetery
At the regular meeting of Queen
Of Egypt chapter o. e. s. Mr.. and
Mrs. 7. A. Cannon and Mrs. Elmer
Boyd became members Of the order.
Mrs. II. NJ Smith, worthy grand
matron, and Mrs. Marx Casey Frost,
pas grand electa, on Mt. Vernon.
We're present. This was Mrs.
Smiths last visit to the local chap
ter before the meeting Of the Grand
Chapter in Chicago in October when
she will be made past grand worthy
matron Of the state. Following the
work OF the evening brick cream and
cake We're served. Gut of town
guests We're Mr.. and Mrs Frank
| Spencer, Mr., and Mrs. Henry Steinel,
Sr., Mrs. Hafer and Mrs. Boyd, all of
| Cairo, and Mrs. j. W. Arm, of
Mounds.
The Pulaski County institute,
which was held this week, in Lowell
school, closed Friday afternoon after
a most protitab.5 session. Both at,
tendance and interest We're much
better throughout the sessions than
ever before and one Of the instruc-
tors, Frof, G. l.. Harlan, paid pleas
ing compliment to the teachers and
County Superintendent Miss May
Hawkins, when he said 1t was much
better than any institute he had at,
tended recently Out Of the "a
| teachers enrolled ~ were perfect in
attendance The instructors were
Pr0fs. Clarence Shelby, of Mounds,
G.. l., Harlan. OF Danviiie, md, anC
George Doyle, of Jackson, Mo, and
Miss Bessie Stewart, Of East ST
Louis. Prof Doyle spent two days
here as instructor of penmanship.
Prof Shelby, as musical instructor,
was splendid; and an enjoyable mus
zeal contest was held at the Friday
afternoon session. Tne rour sections
Of the Pulaski County Teachers as
ISOLATION were entered They are
Mound city, Mounds, Ullin aud
Grand Chain. Each section was re-
quired to render song, after which
Attorney George +. Martin, who had
been appointed as Judge, announced
Ullin as the winner Most of the
teachers left for their nome Friday
afternoon and Prof aud Mrs Harlan
will leave this morning teach
ers' examination will De conducted
+, by the county superintendent in
Lowell school today. He will be as
sisted by Miss Kate Schiller, Of
Mounds
Miss Balyew and n. r. shank,
both of Grand Chain, were married
at the county clerks Office by
Judge w. A. Wall Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Roman Ferguson and child
rem and Miss Tina Gwinn left Eli
day for Barlow, Ky, where they will
visit Mrs. Opal Garne>.
LaRue Norrid left for Sikeston
Mo-, Friday, where he will visit
relatives
3 Miss Theresa Mahaffee, of Cairo
spent Friday afternoon with Miss
Irml Belts.
/ William Britton, of Champaign, il
visiting relatives here.
/ Mrs. John Culberson and daugh
tiers, OF Olmstead are the guests o
Mrs George Hooppaw.
Mrs Ida Nelson and Miss Jessi
Schiller will open their dry good
store at Mounds Monday.
Miss Ruth Wilson IS III Of malar
ial fever at her home on Fourtl
street. Her resignation as deput,
circuit clerk, which position she ha
held the past seven years, will TAX
effect Monday; and her successor
Floyd yesterday. will then assum
his duties. Miss Wilson expects t
leave September IL for quincy
where she will attend the Gem Cit
business college.
Rev. M. b. Baker returned HON
Friday from Effingham and Alta
mont, H.. where he has spent tn
past week with relatives. At the LAT
ter place he attended the Effina
ham county fair, of which associa
tion his brother, DR.. G. M. Bake
is president.
Mrs. Jennie Jones and Mis-
Susan Phelps. both OF Johnson Cit!
I'LL, are guests o. Mrs. Charlie
Dishinger and her aunt. Miss Salli
Phelps, of upper Main street.
Ray Overstrcet, who has pos
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