The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-02-09
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Year parry AHC SHtiic SNcHlHB was
devoted to dancing, for which pas
time the spacious rooms are delight
fully suited. Miss Nesbitt presid-
ed at the piano. AS this was lean
year affair only the young ladies'
were formally invited and they were
privileged to invite gentlemen es-4,
eorts. This program was also car
ried out In the dances, and served
to make the function more pleasant.
The hostess served hot chocolate and
dainty waters.
Those whose pleasure 1t was to be
nun bered among the guests were:
M sscs Gladys Gaunt Blanche Schulz
or. Avis Curren, Elizabeth Keller.
Irma Bets, Beulah Keller and Julia
Schiller; Messrs. Joseph Martin.
Rolph Schiller, Earl Christie, Albert
Hoekenkamp. Everett Wilson, ANGEL
Ashhy and Donald Anderson
Mrs. Frank Grain Of Mounds at
tended the funeral of Mrs. Edward
Fitzpatrick which was held Thurs
day afternoon and which was attend
cd by large number of friends and
relatives. The pall-bearers were
Messrs. Frank Handley, William
Read, John Trampert, Samuel Blum,
! Oscar Ross, Edward Keller, Ira Fin
ley. Roy Parker, J ]. Blum, Joseph
, Lutz, e. r. yesterday and e. T. Sny-
der. The floral tributes were many.
Mr., and Mrs. w. II. Beverly were
, Cairo shoppers Thursday.
| Rev. Mumbour returned Thursday
from Belleville, where he spent a
! few days.
Mr.. and Mrs, Met Quarles of
Mounds, and Mrs Robert Walker of
Jefferson City, Mo, were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Livesay,
Thursday Mrs. Walker is visiting
her sister-in-law, Mrs. John Mackey
of Vienna,
Mrs. Met Quarles of Mounds, Mrs.
Emma Porter and Mrs. Charles Live
say of this city.
Mrs. Clara Estes of Wickliffe, Ky,
is looking after business interests In
this city this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Williamson of
this city and Mrs Ernest Grain of
villa Ridge, returned home Thursday,
from st. Louis shopping trip.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Spencer OF,
Caro- attended Eastern Star chapter
Thursday evening.
Mrs G. Z, Richey was Cairo
shopper Thursday morning.
Mrs, J, L. McCune is quite i'll at
her home on Fourth street.
]. ?. Nesbitt and Dr. Hall White
akor left Wednesday evening for
Springfield on political business.
Roy Allen, fireman for the Home
| Telephone Co. - is improving after
severe case of tonsilltis.
| Russell r, Hibbs and sister, Miss
Sarah Of Cairo. were guests of Miss
Anna Schiller Thursday afternoon.
John |. Rooney, representing the
| Ayer-Lord Ice Co. Of Anna was in the
city Thursday
| Thursday evening was the opening
night of the Union Revival services
at the opera house and a large
crowd greeted Evangelist Dow and
his assistants. The subject for FRI
day evenings sermon is "Hypocrites
and Some Others" The services have
attracted the attention OF a number
of Cairo and Mounds people besides
our own people. The location of the
opera house makes it convenient to
visitrs who core via interurban as
wcll as home people. All visitors re-
ceive hearty welcome.
I w. O. Farrin, d. w. Heiig and
John Moore OF Pulaski were in the
city Thursday on business,
Mr. Barthell of Mounds was in
town Thursday evening.
A. Cunningham left Thursday for
Columbus, Ky, where he will trans
act business,
Miss Crandall of Carbonate Is
the guest of Miss Bertha Schiller of
Fifth street.
h. On account ri having oNconduct
lin 'ftaaiefal IlliufsdN AFTERNOON. Rev.
Joseph Bnie was ednablc to deliver
his address 1.-The = art exhibit at
towel 6Itighl fschocl, theEefore on
Friday, afternoon two addresses VIII
be made, one by Rev. Buic and the
other by County Supt. Miss Ma.
Hawkins.
Rev. II. Runralls, b. A. Hoar and
Mr.. Finley of Mounds attended the
services at the opera house Thursday
evening.
Mrs. II. NJ. Smith, who has been
!. ill on Third street, is improving.
!; 4 Little Misses Vera Arey and Everil
Richey, who havestbeen confined to
4 theft home by " tonsil.tis, are i'm
proved gyl ft