The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-06-25

Summer win her father, J a. Cr5z-
Ter and fam.is of Fourth and West
Nam street.
DR.. George B. Howard went to st.
Louis Monday on brief business
trip. He will return home Tuesday
eyenin.
Charles Curren, Jr., who has been
attending st. Mary's college sat st.
Mary's, Kan, arrived Sunday to
spend the summer with his parents.
n. c. Horn CT Holloway, Ky, was
in the city Monday at business. He
has been quite i'll of malaria and
/ will leave Sunday for Hot Springs,
Ark. to recuperate his health.
County Supt Miss Hawkins Went
to Mounds Monday to visit her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Hawkins,
| for few days.
Mrs. AL Schuler and Mrs C.. +.
Meyer went to Mounds Monday to
sell tickets for the lawn social,
which will be given at the home of
Mrs, Schiller this Tuesday, even
ing for the benefit of ST. Mary S
Catholic church.
Mr. and Mrs. G. V. House visited
friends at America Sunday
Circuit Clerk f. P. yesterday
who spent the past three weeks at
Dallas. Texas, returned home Sun
| day During his absence his office
was ably managed by his deputy
Miss Ruth Wilson.
| The new time table of the Big
Four passenger trains at this city
(which went into effect Sunday. is as
follows: No. IS northbound leaves
6:20 a. M; No. As southbound leaves
ll2:05 p. m; No. 2S northbound
ileaves $50 p, m; No. southbound
leaves 1920 p. m. y
A party, composed of two dozen
young people of this city, chartered
1.-The launch Two States and went tC
| Wiekliffe, Ky, Monday evening
They left at $50 o'clock, had q
luncheon on the Kentucky shore
near East Cairo. after which they
proceeded to Wickliffe where they
lenjoyed a dance. Those in attend.
lance were Misses Mildred Jaccard
Freda Miller, Ollie Belts, Lillian
Hancock, f. Barnett Of Wickliffe
Helen Johnson Morris of Jackson
lville. ILL.,. Doris Derr, Inez 0sulll,
Ivan, Ella Dolan, Lucille Coble of AltC
Pass, Earle Tarr and Helen Milled
Messrs. ANGEL Ashby, Fred Schoen
lfeldt, Ed Freeman, Roy Malone, Ar
thur Belts, Ralph Schiller, Pau
IDarragh Joseph Martin, Herman
IGaunt, Everett Wilson, William Da
Wis and Henry Darragh.
Miss Tina Gwinn had as her CUES
Monday, Miss Maude Beaver o
America.
The Ladies' Guild OF st. Peter
Episcopal church will meet Wednes
day afternoon with Mrs. Ina Finle!
Of First street, and the Ladies' All
of the Congregational church vii
meet at the home of Mrs. Ben Blum
on First and Poplar street, Wednes
. day afternoon.
J. P. Nesbitt returned home Sun
day from Chicago where he spen
the past week attending the Repub
llican convention.
Misses Lena and Minnie Klee an
Marie Glauber of Cairo were guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Willard a
dinner Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Hayden lef
Sunday for Wichita, Kan, on &C
count of the serious illness of MI
Hayden's brother.
Miss Blanche Schiller. assistan
Ipostmistress, will return home Wed
nesday from Brownstown, ILL.,, wher
she has been the guest OF her cousin
Miss Isabelle Brown the past tw
iweeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Hunsaeke
and son, Walter, spent Sunday wit
the formers mother in Cairo. Wa
ter remained over night to attend
children's exercises in church a
Cairo. He returned home Monday
accompanied by his grandmothe
who spent the day here.
II. b. Eshleman OF Pulaski we
in the city Monday. He drove her
in his auto.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Ashby of Cali