The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-09-03

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two little daughters, Frances anC
Helen, spent Sunday Ht family re
union al the home of the former
parents, Mr.. and Mrs c. F. willard
of JonesborD, Ill They were accom-
panied by Charles Willard and son
Chester. of San Antonio, Tex. who
arrived Saturday to visit relative.
| in this locality. Twenty person!
We're present al the reunion. They
were Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Willard ant
daughter, Miss Edith, Mr., and Mrs
III. H. Jones and two children, oil
Golden, Mr. and Mrs Fred Bacon
and son, and Mr.. and Mrs Leslie
! Willard and two children, of Anna
Mr.. and Mrs. G. e. Willard and tive
children, OF this city, and Charles
Willard and son, of San Antonio
Mr.. Wizards father returned Sat
urday from Durango, Old Mexico
where he has spent the past three
wears in the interest OF his property.
This property is located near the
| dtllat SCtHc UA wall lc HoN prevail
| ing there.
I'D Sheersr, the superintendent OF
the local office of the Metropolitan
| Life Insurance Co, had his left
wrist dislocated while at Mounds
yesterday morning. The accident
occurred when he was stepping from
Dr.. Whiteakers automobile.
Mrs. Robert 0rnold will entertain
the Friendly Bible class at her
home on Fourth street this evening.
Mrs. Lawrence Minner. of Cairo,
is visiting her cousins, the Misses
Irene and Beatrice Pamplin, of First
|street.
Charles Boren is quite i'll OF
malarial fever at his home on Com
mercial avenue,
Mrs. NJ. B. Baker, Mrs. J. r.
Fullerton, Mrs. William Ashbaugh,
Mrs, Jennie Montgomery and Miss
Alma SCHUYLER attended the opening
of the Nelson-Schuler dr. goods and
millinery store at Mousds Monday
afternoon Mira Ida Nelson, OF
Mounds, and Miss Jessie Schuler, of
this city, are the proprietors,
Miss Irma Belts spent Sunday
with friends at Cairo,
The funeral of Leon, the little son
of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G, Read, was held
at the residence al o'clock Sunday
afternoon. Rev NJ. B. Baker con-
lucted the service. There We're
many fine floral offerings, The pail
herrera were four young men: John
Hargan, Henry Biggs, Stanley
Capoot and Hugh Nesbitt The in
terurban car conveyed the remains
| 10 the cemetery. where the remains
were inferred
Mrs Jennie Montgomery spent
yesterday afternoon with Mrs.
Charles Woodruff at Mounds.
Lawrence Livesay has as his guest
Herbert Gray, or Albion, Ill, who
arrived Saturday
Joseph Mulvey. who has been ser
li0usly i'll of typhoid fever the past
week, was taken to the Bondurant
spital AZ Cairo Dr.. Whitaker
and w. 7. Kennedy took him down
In the latter's automobile. Ills con
liitIon is very critical He has
seyed the city as night marshal the
asst two years.
II. V. Handley's saloon was en-
tered by burglars some time Sunday
ieht and about $l00 in silver was
sFen out of the safe. 1t il not
Nnown how entrance was effected az
here was no evidence of the place
having been broken into. Every
Findow and door was secure. The
NE had been opened as the com
bination had been left open. About
400 in checks and currency was
living scattered over the bar. No
cine to the burglar has been found.
Among the Cairo visitors Sunday
we're William Davis, Hodge Han
ak, Harlin Hancock, IIarlin Lowe
'harle. Burns. Herman Gaunt, DR.
iall Whitaker and ]. P. Nesbitt.
Mrs. l.. G. Read and her sister
Mrs, Ben Rushing left Monday for
ramms and Eleo. where they will
snend q week with relatives.
Miss Clara Perks, of villa Ridge,
was in the city shopping Monday
Rev. Allen Terrell spent Sunday
q Golden, where he delivered SER
mon at the Baptist church He was
ceompanied by his son, Leo, who
viii spend the winter there with his
Grand parents. He will also attend
school. Rev Ferrell's resignation
{ the rastorate Of the church in
this city took effect Sunday, and the
nnlpit was occupied in the evening
Nv Rev. Sickelseiner, of Kansas City
who is the guest of his daughter
Mrs. j. Norman, of Fourth street. He
also preached at Mounds Sunday
morning. No regular minister has
been appointed as yet for the
church here.
Mrs. A. d. Rutledge, of Vandalia,
is visiting her son, George Rutledge,
and wife, of Third street Her son,
| J. O. Rutledge, of Vandalia, spent
Sunday with his relatives here
MIR, and Mrs William Lewis and
son, Russell, of this city, and Miss
| Mabel Lewis. of Alto Pass spent