The Cairo bulletin., 1912-07-05
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
! MOUND CITY
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS


Miss Clara Perks OF Villa Ridge
spent Wednesday with relatives in
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r., Haden Of VAL
| ley Recluse were shopping here yes
,terday,
/ Miss Alice Craig left Wednesday
for Chicago after a rev weeks visit
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. D. @.
Craig.
Rev. A. w. Chapton attended the
ball game In Cairo yesterday.
The Mound City Band composed
of r. f. DeVore, William Davis,
flames Mtller, c. i. Rev. A. Y.
Beaupre. Ben Crice, Fred Culp,
Fred Johnston, Arthur Devore, J. L.
Beaver and Harry Perkins will go to
Ullin today where they will play at
the celebration
Miss Leona Woodland who has
been the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Abe Beaver of America, was In he
city yesterday en- route to her home
in Pulaski.
Mrs. Molly Jockson Of Grand
Chain and John Bryant OF Terre
Haute, Ind, were married at tho
Congregational parsonage by Rev.
Joseph Rule yesterday afternoon.
Geo. Trammell made business
"trip 10 Cairo yesterday.
Miss Mary Comtngs and niece,
Mrs. John CUP have gore to house
keeping in the fiat over Rodman S
drugstore. Mrs, Culp and son have
Irecently returned from Vicksburg,
Miss, where Mr. Culp has a posi-
, ton, They will reside here during
the summer.
/ Miss Kate SCHUYLER of Mounds WIN
has been attending the Normal al
| Carbondale is home for the Fourth
of July vacation and will spend to-
day with her sister, Mrs, L. c, Perks
In this city.
Mrs. Geo. P. Ashby was among
the Cairo visitors yesterday.
Ben Rushing went to Anna to
spend the Fourth with relatives.
Rev. B. F. Rodman and Rev. G.
| w. Danberry Of DuQuoln were
| guests of the formers brother, w.
r. Rodman yesterday.
Mrs. l. N Taylor and Mrs Frank
Grain of Mounds We're. shopping
here yesterday
Mrs. w. W. Huugh is In receipt OF
| d California paper sent her by Mrs
| L. M. Bradley of Cafbondale. who
attended as delegate from the 25th
district of Illinois the biennial con.
vention Of club women held at San
| Francisco the last Of June. This
| paper gives in outline some Of the
topics discussed and approved by the
general federations, such as teach
ing, sex hygiene, in all normal
I schools High morals among thu
school teachers was urged by Prof
Mira l.. Sanford of the University
/ of Minnesota who was one OF the
leading speakers. Many noted cful
| women were in attendance from an
parts of the country and we are glad
4 to number among them Mrs. Brad
ley who was formerly Of Mound
ICity. The social feaeuras OF .'th5E
convention was said to have never
been excelled on any former occa-
sion.
| Mrs. C. f. Richey was Cairo
shopper yesterday.
A large plate grass window al
Restgen e. Westerman's hardwfft
store was shattered Monday whet
"A. Snyder accidentally discharged ;
|25-calibre pistol which he was show
In gito It, avetomother-,q shrdluuuuy
ling to a customer. The gun wa
, laying in a show case and it was no
known to be loaded by Mr.. Snyder
sIDuring the storm yesterday after
, noon the shattered glass gave wa
land the window displays We're RUNE,
Fly the rain.
A majority Of our citizens attend
ed the Fourth OF July celebration a
-IVilla Ridge yesterday. The weathe
Twas ideal for a Gracge picnic an
|, the number of participants ran int
1.-The thousands. Judge w. A, Wa
TlRade fine address and Rev. Josep
BHie gave the Invocation. W
~ Attorney and Mrs. G. s. Mile
Mrs. w. Johnson and faughte
Miss Ida, Mrs. J.. s. Miller. Mrs.
I'M Gaunt, Mr.. and Mrs f. P, Eas
! lerday, Rev. Buie and Judge Wa
composed a wagonette party an
|. Iamong others who attended til