The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-07-20
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
MOUND CITY /:


Evelyn Ruth, the eight month
old daughter of MFR. and Mrs. l..
Twomoey, died at their home
Mounds, at $50 O'Clock, Thursds
evening, after a few days Hines
She was ill only few days. tt
family has resided in Mounds onl
three weeks. The body was take
Friday evestng no Jackson, Tenn
their former home for intermen
The parents and the paternal grand
mother of Jackson accompanied til
remains.
A bathing party, the first of tn
season. went to the towhead bar Ii
the Williamson-Kuny launch Thurs
DAY evening where an enjoyable dill
was had. They were Mr. and Mrs
w. B. Imhcff, Misses Beulah KelleI
and Helen Ford, Lawrence Lovesa,
and Thomas Walker.
Miss Lillian Hancock entertained
q lew OF her friends at her home II
upper Commercial avenue Frida,
evening. Dancing was enjoyed and
the large living room and hall form
ed an ideal spot. Refreshments OF
Ice cream and cake were served bv
the hostess, assisted by Misses Irma
Belts and Cora Mae Livesay. The
invitation list included Misses
Blanche Schiller, Avis Curren. Heller
Ford, Irma Belts, Elsie Schiller
Cora afae Lfvesay, Julia Schiller anf
Elsie Cram; Messrs. Fred johnson
Earl Hillerich, Charles Curren. Jr,
Ralph Schiller, William poindexter
Hodge Hancock. Hugh Nesbit anf
Felix Coons.
Miss Inez Mathers of Joppa, III
and Ralph Adams of Cincinnati
Were married by Rev. Allen Ferrel
at the home of Mrs. A. L. Compto
at | o'clock, Thursday afternoon
They We're accompanied by Mr.. an,
Mrs. Thomas poulson and two sis
tiers Of the bride, all af Jopna 9th
ers who witnessed the ceremon
were Mrs. Compton and C. L. Rev
immediately following the weddin
the young people went to Cairi
where they Joined the "Jcppa Day
slfNt seers on the steamer Rapid
Sheriff Charles u. Wehrenberge
and deputies Edward Parker an,
Mike Murphy took eight prisoners
ali oolored, to the penitentiary j
Chester, Thursday. The prisoner
and their crimes are as follows
Guy Eagel and Roy Jamison, rob
Derry; John Willis, burglary. Day,,
Jones, John Judge and win John
son, burglary. The prisoners wer
sent for indefinite terms. Ned Lac
held, rape, IS years: 0be Meal
murder 45; the last named was sen
TOR the murder of Town Marshg
robert Chasteen of Ullin, last yea
William Baker and Robert Nor
or, Two young men were out fisbin
IN skiff Friday afternoon. whe,
Meyer, the younger of the two. be-
came frightened and overturned tn 4
boat. Both were thrown into n |
water. Baker, who is a good swim
mer. assisted Meyers onto the owe,
turned boat and swan, towing m
craft close to the shore near VIII
Hanson kunY mill, where napr
employe, rescued the pair
Miss Kate Schiller of Mounds
Miss May Hawkins in hi
lily. She has just returned from
5aroondale where she took a cours
y study at the Southern Tlinoi
normal University. Misses Midrel
nnis and Laverne Armstrong
MS city and Grace Beaver
america, who have also been a
ending the university, returne, 1
ome last evening.
William Hurst Of Mount rarms
Inc guest Of his mother. AIRS \
iargaret Hurst, on Main street II
conductor on tho Big -Four ain,
enjoying vacation.
Mrs, c. e. Wood Of Burr oar
AN, is the guest of her SON. r {
wood Of West Main street.
Mrs II. A. Lawler and sop
anghn, and Miss Blanche Martir
~ leave Saturday for Barlov
here they will spend week wit,
slatives.
Rev. M b. Baker returned hon,
riday from Creal Springs twher,
. attended a meeting OF the boar,
conference trustees, In the In
rest Of the Methodist Episcopa
manage located at that place.
Mrs. Margaret Mason is unite II
the home OF her daughter, Mrs
iran sehoenfeldt, of Poplar street
master Raymond Read is Ill oil :
alaria fever at the home Of nj I
other, Ernest Read, of uppe,
rect,
MISS Sophia Eichhorn returned
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