The Cairo bulletin., 1912-09-04

the horse frightening the animal sc
that it kicked and struck the De
wore boy on the left leg cutting .
cash five inches long and almost
1.-TWO inches wide. Ii was netcssar.
for Dr. Hargan while dressing the
wound to take five stitches in Il.
James Colbert Of Fairfield, H., i
visiting Floyd Britton at Mounds
accompanied by Misses Gladys and
lGrace Gaunt of this city and Miss
| Ruth Bride of Villa Ridge, they
spent Monday at the Grand Chair
landing. They made the trip in
an auto and took with them de
] licious luncheon.
| Ray Armstrong left yesterday fol
| Carterville where he will spend 4
! few days with his brother, Harry
who has a jewelry store there.
| attorney and Mrs. Harry Hood
and the latter's sister, Miss Flora
Dougherty Of Cairo, spent yesterday
evening with Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
Dougherty of First street.
Mrs. H. M Smith left yesterday
for Chicago where she will make
preparations for the Grand Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star, which
will meet there the latter part OF
this month. Mrs, Smith viii then
retire as Worthy Grand Matron Of
the society. n n
The Woman's Club will have today
at Batson's ice cream parlor, They
will receive 10 per cent. Of the pro-
ceeds of the day. Yesterday was
st. Peters Episcopal church day,
Mr.. and Mrs George Campbell Of
Second and Poplar street returned
home Monday after soiourning the
past few days at Creal Springs.
DR. George B. Howard left Mon
day for st. Louis where he Will
transact business. His son Law
rance accompanied him
Miss Grace Beaver Of America en-
tertained a number Of her friends
at her home Monday evening in hon
or Of Miss Pearl Short Spcers OF
ICookesville, Ill. Music and games
| were the features of the evening.
| Refreshments of ice cream and cake
were served In addition to the
hostess and guest Of honor there
were present Mr.. and Mrs d. Brels-
ford, Mrs. Horace Jackson, Mrs. Ida
Short, Misses meta Rhymer, Agatha
| Burgess, Minnie Lewis and Lena
| Tnger and Messrs. Fred and
George Hardesty, George Lewis and
Barney Schwartz all of America
Misses Mary Bride, Daisy Hogendob.
Ter, Frances Browner and two sis
tiers and Fl. A. Mcbride and Henry
Bride all of Villa Ridge, Mrs. viii
liam Whiteaker and Mrs. Reeves Of
Pulaski and Miss Hazel BoTen ant
Messrs. Walter Dishinger, Ed Boren
Chester Cunningham and Fred Dish
niger, all of this city
| Mr. and Mrs. George Ashby speni
Monday evening in Cairo They
went down to bid farewell to Mrs
Ashby's brother r. B. Miller who
left for Bell, Ark, where he will
reside. He took with him eigh
mules and he expects to do contrac
work With these mules he expect!
to drive through Arkansas to hi
new location. Mrs. Mills will yisit
Mr.. and Mrs Ashby here few
days before joining her husband.
Mr. Mills was a travelling salesman
for the New York Store at Cairo.
The party who expected to attend
the Methodist Episcopal revival SER
vices at Olmstead yesterday evening
postponed the trip until Thursday
evening, when it is thought large
crowd will go in launches. Charles
| Rushing has charge and those de-
string to attend many phone him.
i, Charles Howard Parker Of Bard
we'll, KY. is visiting his uncle and
| aunt, Mrs. A. Y. Beaupre this week.
The ladies Bible class Of the Con-
| gregational church will have an ice
cream social on the church lawn
next Tuesday evening
Miss Lucille Swisshelm, William
Dougherty, Jr. Miss Minnie Boyd,
A. l.. Compton and Oscar Ross were
Cairo visitors Monday evening.
Miss Ida Johnson left yesterday
evening for Chicago where she viii
spend a week purchasing 1928
stock of goods for her dry goods and
millinery store. She will be joined
by Miss Ava Gilbreath of st. Louis,
lwho will accompany her home, Miss
Gilbreath has been head trimmer
at Miss Johnsons store the past
three seasons.
Mr.. and Mrs. w L. Deahi, daugh-
ter, Miss Stella and granddaughter
Ella Louise Deahl, will leave today