The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-09-08
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS;

Misses Grace Montgomery and
Harris, of Moreley, who have been
. the house guests of Mrs. J. J. Rus
isell, left Thursday for their home.
Miss Lillian Kirk, of Sikeston
came over Friday evening to spend
the week end with her mother, Mrs
| p. Kirk.
Misses Mary and Ward Matthews
and Mr.. and Mrs. Emery Matthews,
all of Sikeston, were the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George Van Lear the
first Of this week
Mrs. Oliver Crenshaw Is teaching
at Lower Pull Tight school house
DR.. and Mrs, James P. Bridges are
the proud parents of son, which ar
rived Mt their home the first of this
week.
Mrs, Compton, of Chicago, is the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. Henry
A. Danforth.
Mr.. Oliver Crenshaw has just re-
turned from visit to Cairo.
Miss Hazel Conyers, of East
Prairie, has been the guest of the
Misses Ashby this week.
William Palmer, OF Pulaski, Ills,
and Miss Stella Boyd, of Carbonate,
Ills, We're married in this city on
Sept. Bird by Judge John F. Martin.
Mr.. O. w. Hubbs is IN st. Louis
this week buying dry goods for w.
G. Bryant Mercantile Co.
Miss Irene Reddick has COM
menced her nine months school at
Lamos
Mrs. Garland holland, of Poplar
Bluff, is the guest of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Drane.
Ralph Careful, of Cairo, has been
visiting here this week.
An all day meeting of the w c.
7. L. was held at the home of Mrs.
H. M. Brown on Friday.
DR. Aydelotte was called to
Princeton, Ind, this week to attend
the bedside of his mother, who is
very i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bridges and
Miss Emma Smith have just returned
from an overland trip taken in their
Moon car to Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. D. Steele and o. |
J. Butler are in Louisiana prospect
ing
Drof AIrS C1ytt nf
Ellington, are here for few days |
visiting relatives
Mrs. r. B. Carson, of Columbus, |
Ky, is here visiting her daughter, |
Mrs. W. D. Kiser.
The Charleston Baptist association |
convened in this city on Tuesday and |
Wednesday at the First Baptist |
church. Rev Frank Morton was |
elected moderator. There were repre-
sentatives from fifteen churches and |
about seventy-five delegates present |
A number of able representatives
spoke The Charleston church led |
the ban in financial expense, having |
raised and expended $4,000. Hon. |
J. J. Russell was elected a member |
of the board OF "Will Mayfeld Col |
lege''
Mr.. j. A. Huston, of this city, and |
Mrs. Eva Omar, of Poplar Bluff, were |
united in marriage on Thursday ev-
ening by Rev. j. D. Harley at his |
residence in West End.
The following young people are |
enjoying a camp at Brewers lake: |
Misses Mary Wilkinson, Kathleen
Wharry, Geraldine Hewlett. and |
Myrtle Goodin, Messrs. Paul Wharry,
Edwin Deal, 81 Tharp, Reece Gillor-
ly, and the chaperones are Mr.. and |
Mrs. Ernest Bryant and Mrs, Ferd |
Wilkinson.
The following is the programme |
of the musical, given on Thursday |
evening at the Christian church.
pianists-Mrs. Walter Lee and
Miss Hazel Conyers.
Overture-"W William Tell" Mrs. |
Arlie Moore Pinney.
Chorus" Hail Mighty Victor"
Fillmore.
Solo-"There is Ever a Song
Somewhere" Pontius; Miss Alice
Goodin,
Leading Christmas Idyle,'
Reed; Miss Ivy Ashby.
Violin solo--"Gavotte, Bohn;
Miss Gladys Greer.
SOU Spring Has Come" White;
Miss Helen Swingle.
Chorus -- "Hallelujah Chorus,
Handel
Piano solo-"Poet and Peasant,
Surpe; Mrs. Mabel Clarkson.
Quartette--"The King of Love My
Sacl herd Is" Shelly; Mrs. Ariie
Moore rinney, soprano; Mrs. 0. J,
Butler, tito; Walter S. Rowe, tenor,
J. wade Seniff, bass.
Reading-"A Woman's Intuition
Miss Gladys Greer.
Duet--"Through the Gates of
Cold" Hart; Miss Mable Aydelotte
and Mrs 0. ]. Butler.
Piano solo--"Hymn to the Eter-
nal" stuny of Concone; Bess Steele
Solo-"Asleep in the Deep"
Petre; Rev. T. e. Tomerlin.
Chorus-"The Alpine Shepherd"
Abt
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