The Cairo bulletin., 1912-02-07
observation-disclosures.
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The body OF Mrs, Edward Fit1
patrick, who died Monday mornin
at her home In Hamilton, Ohio. vii
be brought to this city Wednesda
noon, accompanied by her husban
and three children and Misses Cor
Fullerton and Mary Overstreet TIL
| body Will be taken TO the home o
Joseph Fullerton, uncle of deceased
| Funeral arrangements will be mad
after their arrival
| Robert Arnold has pure hased th,
home of w, T, Friganza on Fourth
street near Poplar They will TAKE
| possession OF the property March
Mrs, Friganza. who has been i'll the
past winter will leave as soon as
the weather moderates for ST. Louis
where she VIII visit her brother. 10
seph Mertz and Wife. She, with hel
husband and son. Charles Gilbert
will probably locate in Texas later
Mrs, Charles NJ. Gaunt will leave
Thursday Tor Los Angeles. Calf,
whore she will visit her brother. Da-
vid Miller and famaily, for an indaf-
mite period, MIR Miller was former
Iy resident of Villa Ridge.
George w. Hill of Seattle, Wash,
arrived Monday to visit his sister.
| Mrs Mary Rawlett, Familiarity cali
ed AUNT Mary" has been totally
blind several years aAd makes her
home with a friend. Mrs Emma Ken
Inedy, on upper Main street. Mr.. Htll
went to Padueah on business Tues
dag evening, After remaining here
a few days he will return TO his
home by way OF St Louis and Kan
sas City, where he will transact
business.
A commendable effort will be
made toward furnishing appropriate
pictures for the new Mckinley
primary school. when on Thursday
and Friday of this week, the Turner
art exhibit VIII be shown in the
High School assembly room Pro-
grams will be rendered by students
and on Thursday afternoon at 4
o'clock, Rev. Joseph Buie will give
an Interpretation of some of the
masterpieces. Friday afternoon al
o'clock County superintendent
Miss May Hawkins. will lecture An
admission fee OF 10c and 15c will be
charged
The Woman's Club was entertained
by its president, Mrs. w. W. Hough,
at her home on East First and Pearl
streets Tuesday afternoon. The af-
ternoon was devoted to a d.scussior
Of currc-t events and lao ttaA3l-
ton of business. The final ar
engagements were made for guest
evening which viii take place
Wednesday, Feb, IA The club will
meet with Mrs. Ruby Richey at her
home on First and Poplar street,
Tuesday afternoon Feb %
The Union Revival services by the
Congregational and Methodist Epis
copal churches began in real earnest
Tuesday evening when Evangelist
Dow had charge of the services. His
subject was "a call to service" He
has made an excellent beginning and
good results are anticipated. His
subject for Wednesday evening will
be. THE True or the Traitor,
Which??" Every afternoon at $3.50
O'Clock there will be one hour ser
vice held at the church. On account
of the services on Wednesday after
noon the aides Aid Society of the
two churches have abandoned the
meeting en- that day.
w II RoemIke, photographer,
who has made this city his headquar-
tiers the past two weeks, left Tues
day for Union City, Tenn
Mrs. Carrie Spence, who has been
III at her home on Main street, is
improving
Among the Cairo shoppers Mon
day were Mrs. II. Poore, Mrs. H A.
Mason, Mrs c. M Gaunt and daugh
ter, Miss Gladys.
The Ladies' Guild of ST. Peters
Episcopal church will meet with
Mrs. Fred Hoffman on High street
and Railroad avenue Wednesday at.
,crnoon.
Mrs, Mamie Estes Of Valley Re
luce was shopping here Tuesday.
Dr. and Mrs. William Whitcakel
If Pulaski were in the city few
hours Tuesday
Samuel Blum of Mounds was II
| he city Tuesday on business,
| Miss Margaret Nesbit will enter
| ain number of her friends with
cap year party at the home OF he
grandmother, Mrs. H. NJ Smith. 0
Third street. Wednesday evening
Mrs. Frank Block of Mounds wa
hopping here Tuesday.
| Harry Becker of the Andrew Lob
}ottling Works of Cairo was in tn