The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-08-14

Robert MeEroy, registered phar
macist of Equality, Ill, is lookins
after Mr. Sandeson's drug s,ort
during his absence.
Joseph Martin, and Lawrence
Liyesay will give a social hop ir
Perks 4 Higgins han Friday even.
ing. Invitations have been issued
and this promises to be the SWEETEST
dance given this season Music
will be furnished by l.ynch's orches,
| ira Of Cairo. and dancing will begin
promptly at $3.50 o'clock.
/ Mrs. Roy Cornell, of Mounds, wa.
shopping here Tuesday She ana
| her husband win leave Saturday fol
lChlcago, where they win spend Q
| week with Mr.. and Mrs. YAH Falls
| The body Of Or r. ". Fulkerson
who died SUNDAY at Mounds, accom-
panied by relatives, was taken Tues
day morning to Ozark, ILL.,, where
interment was madeS
| A called meeting of the Ladies
Aid of the congregational church
will be held at the home of the
president, Mrs. Robert Arnold, o.
Fourth street, this Wednesday after
noon. As important business is to be
transacted a large attendance is de
sired
Miss Essie Gray and little Mis-
frma May Devore have returned
from weeks visit with Mr., am
Mrs. George Childers. near Crane
Chain.
Ernest Whitset is quite i'll at hi
home on Commercial avenue.
Miss Belle Crandall. Of Olmstead
is visiting friends in the city few
days.
W. A. Dougherty made a bushes
rip to Cairo Tuesday.
Mr., NJ. J. Hurst and daughter
Miss Lula. returned home Tuesday
,rcm Mt. Carmel, where they visit
ed the formers son and attendel
the home coming celebration.
Mrs. Clara Anderson. Of Rodgers
Ark, who has been the guest Of he
| d rents. Mr.. and Mrs. Thoma
Rodgers, OF Main street, will leave
for her home Wednesday accom-
pa MED by her mother, whose health
1t is hoped, will be benefited by tn
| change in climate Mrs. Anderson
WIS summoned here on account O
her mothers illness.
Mrs. Richard Roach and Mis-.
Eliza Kelly, Of Villa Ridge, spen
Tuesday with Nellie O'sulivan, o
! Fourth and West Main street.
| ]. N. Bower. of Upper MaiI
| 81, eet, is quite i'll at his home.
| DR. and Mrs. II. c. Wright ant
| laughter, Lorena, and Mrs. L. c
stophIet were Cairo visitors Tues
lay
| Mrs Delphia Moore. of Mounds
WAS in the city Tuesday enroute t.
| Harrisburg, where she will visit rel
laiives.
Mr. and Mrs. Randolph schnarre
| # olmstead, were shopping her
Tuesday.
| Joe Huekleberry is i'll at tn
home Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Ira Huckleberry, Of Poplar street.
| Miss Gladys Parker and brother
| bert, left Tuesday for Paducah
where they will spend a week wit
relatives. They We're accompanied
TO Cairo by their mother, Mrs
George Parker. and daughter, Mis-
| Helen.
| Charles Schuler, William Rea
and Ben Blankenship attended tn
Hail game in Cairo Tuesday after
1oon.
| }. N. Cecil made q business trip {
Mounds Tuesday.
| Mrs Fred Hood and Mrs. Charlie
Schiller attended the Queen Heste
,hapter last night
Mr.. and Mrs. c. +. Hickey re
turned home Tuesday evening fror
Barlow, KY. where they spent tn
7ast two days.
Mrs. III. NJ. Smith, worthy gran
"atron, and Mrs. Hall Whiteakel
2rand Ruth, state officers of tn
Eastern Star, left Tuesday mornin
for Mt. Carmel in the interest of tn
order.
William Adams, Of Washington
n C., who recently Joined his viii
and family at the home Of tn
formers brother, Judge w A. Wal
has been seriously ILL., His fathe
and brother, OF Cypress, Ill, arrive
Tuesday and took he and his famil
to their home, where they will RI
main until Mr.. Adams recuperate
Their little son, William Wa
Adams, has just recovered from
| weeks illness.