The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-08-11
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MOUND CITY :
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,

day evening in Perks a. tllS2ln5
hall. About twenty couples We're
present Music was furnished by
the two young men who had the af
fais in charge Among those in at
tendance were; Miss Thelma Jones
OF Cairo, Miss Irene Cro2ierr of Osh-
koah Wis, Berry Berry OF Mounds
and Roy Lower Of Cairo.
Mr.. and Mrs Il. Ellsworth and
daughter Sallie, former residents OF
this city but now of Barlow, Ky.
are attending the Baptist Associa
ton which In in session here.
Miss Sophie Eichhorn, who is
spending the summer at Blum
Heights near Grand Chain, and her
guest. Miss Doris Deiehe Of st.
Louis arrived Saturday to visit
friends here until Monday.
Mrs. Carrie Spence is visiting
relatives at Mounds. She win re-
main over Sunday.
Mrs John Reed was shopping in
Cairo Saturday
John Roulette and two daughters
Of Valley Recluse were in the city
Saturday.
The Misses Vivian and Ruth Cas-
ter of Omstead who have been visit
ing relatives here returned home
Saturday.
Mrs Robert Sehuler and little son
left yesterday for Mount Carmel to
visit relatives
Rev Allen Terrell has resigned
the pastorate of the Baptist church
in this city to take effect after Sep
teuber l. He Ia contemplating go
ing into state evangelical work in
which case he win probably still
make this city his home He has
occupied the pulpit here the past
three years.
Mr. and Mrs Ed .Westerman and
daughter Margaret will leave the
carly part of the week for Gary,
inda where they will spend two
weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Williams.
Mrs. G. J. Murphy and grandchil-
lren Miriam and Albert Murphy,
were Cairo shoppers Saturday
william Tanner OF Barlow, Ky,
was in the city Saturday on bust
ross.
Mrs A. L. Compton's Sunday
7chool class of girls realized IS from
the market they conducted at Comp
toms jewelry store Saturday after
noon.
Mrs J w Johnson, daughter,
Mrs IL M. Palmer and grandson,
Austin Palmer arrived Saturday
from Longyiew Texas, where Mrs
johnson had been called recently
on account of her grandson's illness.
Mrs Palmer will remain here until
he regains his health
Mrs Arch Mathis and son Arch
Of Tamaroa. arrived Friday to visit
here They were accom-
panied by Misses Cecilia O'Sulliyan
Of this city and Mary Mathis Of
America. who had visited them the
past two weeks
II Wesenberg of Valley Recluse,
was in the city Saturday on bust
ness.
Dr. and Mrs. Otis Hudson of
: POUNDS, are the parents of ten
pound baby boy born Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs, Ed Graves of Villa
Ridge, We're shopping here Satur-
day.
~. Agnew of Makanda is attend
ing the Clear Creek Baptist Associa-
ton which is in session here. lie
has been cleek Of the association the
past as years and was reelected to
the office for the ensuing year. The
session of the association
was held Friday.
Mrs II. G. Lawlcr and children,
Blanche and Vaughn. and Miss
Blanche Martin will spend today
fishing at Clear Lake. KY, with q
party of friends from Barlow. Ky
harry Tharpe OF barlow, VINO mas
been their guest viii return home
today.
Miss Edna Miller has returned
home from Mount Carmel where she
was the guest of ner grandmother,
Mrs. Mary Young Her sisters,
Misses Freda and Merle who accom-
panied her viii remain until Mon
lay. While there the young ladies
assisted their grandmother in cele-
brating her 18th birthday anniyer
'ary.
Mrs H. A. Mason and daughter
9aRel spent Saturday evening in
Cairo with Missc Helen Hilbolt and
'ecil MuaselmHn OF Jonesboro,. All
left for Pulaski to spend Sunday
With relatives
A set Of silver knives, forks
spoons will be given aw3y at the
Palm theatar Wednesday, August
III.
Mrs. A. r. Koontz was Cairo Wis
tor Saturday.