The Cairo bulletin., 1912-09-01
MOUND CITY

The funeral of Leon, the four
year-oId son of Mr. and Mrs. Lie.
Read. who died Friday morning,
will be held at the residence at Eas:
Second and Commercial avenue at .
O'Clock this afternoon. Rev. M. L,
Baker will have charge OF the ser
vices The remains win be Inferred
at Beech Grove cemetery
John W. Clark of Cairo, and
Zella Brokaw of Admission, Mo, were
married by Rev Joseph Buie at the
parsonage at s O'Clock last night.
MIR. and Mrs. N NJ. Harris and lit
tie son were Cairo visitors Saturday
afternoon.
Attorney Miles Fred'k. Gilbert OF
Cairo was in the city On business
Saturday.
Miss Gladys Moss was. taken 10 st.
Mary's lntirmary in Cairo Friday
evening where she underwent an
operation for appendicitis the fol-
lowing morning. Her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. f. C, Moss of Fifth street
were with hec Saturday.
Miss Minnie Davidson of villa
Ridge, spent Friday with her sister
Mrs John A. Royce of East First
and Commercial avenue.
Mrs. Robert Arnold and daughter
Christie Mae who have been visiting
relatives at Paducah returned home
Saturday.
Mrs. II. A. Mason and daughter
Hazel were Cairo visitors Saturday
I afterroon.
| Mrs. Fred Schoenfeldt and Miss
Lucille Swisshelm spent yesterday
afternoon at Cairo.
Misses Bessie Gore and Mamie
Baeby. of Olmstead who have been
the guests this week of Mrs Ed
| ward shee~er left yesterday for
their homes. Miss Gore Will assume
her duties as teacher At the Ullin
school Monday Miss Baeby is the
| primary teacher at Olmstead
| Misses Alma Wright and Flora
! Hogendoblcr Of Villa Ridge were
| shopping here Saturday.
| Charles Willard aud son Chester,
of San Antonio, Texas, arrived Sat
| urday to visit the formers brother.
10. &. Willard OF East Second and
Main streets.
Or. Robert Arnold who has been
III at the home of relatives in padu-
cab, returned home Saturday. He
was accompanied by his uncle, Will
liam Eich, who will spend a few
| lays with the formers parents. Mr.
md Mrs. L. NJ. Arnold of Poplar
| street,
| Mrs Ella Hallerherg and sons
cred and John will leave today to
| spend week with Mr. and Mrs,
Frank Bauer near Mounds.
| Mrs W. b, Harris and daughter,
Dolores, of Mounds were shopping
in Cairo Saturday
| Deputy Sheriff and Mrs Ed Par
ker and sons Frank and Edwards Of
| Valley Recluse spent Saturday
afternoon with Miss Louise Parker
who is i'll at St. Mary's Infrmary at
Cairo.
| William Weste7man, Jr, who was
allied here on account of the death
A)f his brother Edward, viii leave
I today for his home in New Orleans.
| Mr. and Mrs. Irving Conneil and
on James, of Mounds will leave
Ionday for Marion, where they Will
ttend the fair next week.
Mrs. William Schwartze of Ame-i-
a. and Mrs. II. p. Schnaare of Ohm
tead were among the shoppers here
yesterday
Mrs. w T. Seifert and daughter
'hristine who have spent the past
wo weeks with relatives at st.
.ouis, returned home Saturday.
The winners of the $40 in gold.
which was given away at Miss Ida
Johnson's store Saturday afternoon
we're Miss Margaret Harris. So; Miss
[ Flora Deesle of Mounds, SO and
| Yrs. Cecilia OSulliyan 81.
| Misses Edna and Merle Miller Wis.
ted relatives in Cairo Saturday
venng
Miss Mayme Schuler of st. Louis
| who spent a few days here with
| riands has gone to Cairo where She
win visit her sister, Mrs. Otto Fair
Mrs c. f. Richev and daugbtey
Arerill were guests of Mrs. Leslie
Roche Of Cairo.
The Paducah Prisoners and rs
Mound city Bens will play ball VI
Mason's park this afternoon TIC
game will be called at 2:30 o'clocF
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