The Cairo bulletin., 1912-11-21
MOUND CITY
F'sa --

!. A negro named Fuaua shot and
killed his wife at Pulaski Tuesday
evening and made his escape to
Tamms, where he was captured by
Marshall Tom Wilson. who took the
negro to Mound City. where he was
placed in custody. - y
Sheriff Wehrenberg returned home
Tuesday evening from Pontiac,
where he had taken William Spence,
negro boy, to the reformatory.
Dir. Hall Whitaker, of this city,
and DR.. G. ]. Boswell, of Mounds,
left yesterday for Chicago, where
they will spend few days on BUSH
ness. DR.. Otis Hudson, of Mounds,
will have charge of DR.. Whiteaker's
patients during his absence.
The Ladies' Aid of the Congrega-
tional church will meet this after
noon in the church parlors. This
meeting was postponed for yesterday
afternoon on account of the Sunday
school meeting which was being held
in the church. 49, 80
Mrs. John p. Greaney, Miss MolIie
Moran and Miss Virginia Falconer,
of Cairo, attended the funeral of
Leon Read here Tuesday afternoon.
A party of young ladies met at
the home of Miss Mary Overstreet
Monday evening, and from thence
proceeded to the home of Miss Freda
Miller, where they very pleasantly
surprised her. The occasion being
her birthday. Music and dancing
We're the chief pleasures Of the even
ing. Mrs. j. S. Miller, mother of
Miss Freda, served in the dining
room dainty luncheon consisting
of sandwiches, salads, pickles, olives,
coffee, after dinner minis, brick ice
cream and cake. The rooms were
tastefully decorated in roses and
ferns. Miss Miller was the recip-
lent of some beautiful gifts. Those
present were Mrs. George Neadstine,
Misses Doris Derr, Florinel Hutche-
son, Mildred Jaccard. Ollie Belts,
Mary Overstreet, Inez O'Sullivan,
Ella Dolan, Gladys Gsunt, Edna and
Helen Miller.
The report cards for the second
month of Lowell High school were
distributed yesterday and the result
was as follows: Seniors-First,
Joe OSulliyan: second Ray Arm
strong. Juniors-Flrst, Frederick
Williamson; second, James Motley.
sophomores--First, Lena Wester-
man; second, Albert OSulliyan.
Freshmen First, Wayne Mount;
second. Helen Ford.
The Mounds High school basket
ball team will play a return game
this evening with the Mound City
High school team en- the Lowell
campus. This game if we'll attended
would induce frequent games be-
tween the two teams.
The Womans Club met TUESDAY
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Hal
Whitaker with an attendance O
sixteen. Roll call was answered
with quotations from Thoma
Moore. A discussion of "The FRS
Thanksgiving Day" followed an
Mrs John Armstrong. Mrs. J.
Rhine and Mrs Martha Seymour
read some very interesting papers o
the subject. Mrs. J. M. Tucke
read short story on Thanksgivin
whish was enjoyed. Mrs. H.
Mason favored the club with a voc;
solo. A paper on the biography ,
Woodrow Wilson, our next pres
dent, was read by Mrs. John Arm
strong. The club adjourned to me
with Mrs. J. s. Miller, two weel
hence. Dec 3. The club will enic
its guest evening tonight at Il
home OF Mrs. G. A. Compton, {
High street.
Mrs. Joseph Fullerton went
Cairo last EVENTS to see her daug
ter, Miss Cora, who is iii at S
Mary's 1nfirmary.
a return dance will be given
the young men Thursday evenin
Nov. rs. Invitations have been
sued and the affair Is termed
Turkey Day Hop. I" 1t will be he
In Perks, & Rigging hall and
promises to be one OF the. most /
lect functions given this YEAR