The Cairo bulletin., 1912-02-19

| MOUND CITY ,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

ON Cpper Main street. She was the
recipient of a number of beautiful
gifts The hours were spent In
playing the various games and al
the conclusion Of the affair the
hostess mother assisted by Mrs.
Belle Disbennett, served refresh
ments of fruit and home made taffy.
The guest list included Misses Tina
Gwin. Pansy and Gladys Ellenwood,
Beulah DUNN. Florence and Grace
Reed, Helen Parker. Myrtle Cheek,
Laura Bowers, Helen and Lovina
Gustavison, Eunice Coulter, Vergie
Rutledse, Alice White, Nellie Harri-
son, Hazel Reed and Lila Kennedy
Masters Arthur Crippen, Lafayette
Collins, Dewey Kennedy. Harry
Handley, Jr., Robert Fleetwood,
Thomas Davis and Roy Beaver.
Mrs. IL. Wright and daughter,
Miss Alma of villa Ridge We're shop
ping mere Saturday.
Mrs. William Calhoun of Mounds
was among the shoppers in the city
Saturday.
Mrs. C.. S. Britton and daughter
louise who have been quite i'll OF
tonsiltis this week are improving.
Mrs. Clara Estes Of Wickliffe, Ky,
is in the city on business.
DR.. and Mrs. Hall Whitaker and
Mrs. A. L. Compton of this city. and
DR.. and Mrs. William Whiteaker of
Pulaski have this week been at the
bedside of their father Capt. Mark
Whitaker who has been seriously i'll
of pneumonia at his home in Vienna
His condition is improving as well as
could be expected of one at the age
of ~ years. DR.. and Mrs. Hall
Whitaker and DR.. William White
aker nave returned home,
Miss Carrie King OF Olmstead who
has been the guest of Miss Rachel
Hodge at Mounds, returned to her
home Saturday.
Misses Mona and Lois Bankon
left Saturday for their home in pu-
laski after few days visit with
friends in this city.
Mat Roche of Leyings was In the
city Saturday on business.
Miss Mabel Albright OF Olmstead
who has been the guest of Miss
Myrtle Baecus the past week left
Saturday for her home.
Miss Minnie Lewis OF America,
was shopping here Saturday.
There promises to be something
doing at the union services at the
opera house Sunday morning. after
noon and evening. Don't forget the
time and also remember the union
Sunday school services at $3.50 a. m.
The Union Eyangelistic movement
in this city is making a sweeping
victory at each meeting. Sunday
afteroon and evening witnessed
score Of converts. The solos rem
dered by Prof. Irwin and the personal
work of Miss Florence Dow assistant
Of the latter's father evangelist Dow
has done much good toward bring
ing about these desired results
Monday evening the mems fraternal
societies will be the guests of honor. |
Seats will be reserved for them and |
In invitation Is extended to the mem
'ers of orders In neighboring cities. |
The subject of the evenings discourse
Why I'm a Christian"
A committee has been appointed to
invite the members of the local Or
lers. 1t is composed of w. T. JAG
ard, George Parker, Charles Rush.
ng, j. r. Waugh, George E. Martin,
'harles Schiller, ] B Blankenship
nd John Reed Prof. Irwin will
ing.
Tuesday evening will be devoted
ladies fraternal orders and Thurs
ay afternoon there will be a meet
ng exclusively for women, the sub
ect OF which will be announced
mig at the service. A mass meet
ng for men only will be held Sun
ay AFTERNOON and only those holding
Icket5 will be admitted There will
g no layer meeting at the Baptist
nurch Wednesday evening, thus Civ
1g the members of that church who
ave been so faithful in attendance
n opportunity to be on hand at the
eyiyal.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Rice. Mr..
nd Mrs. Bowies and Mr.. and Mrs.
q. Lewis were entertained at
lncheon Sunday by Rev. and Mrs.
lien Terrell.
Twenty-Five members of the ladies 8
id OF the Congregational church had
farewell meeting at the home OF ,
lrs. W. 4. Friganza, Saturday after.
DON. The hostess, who has been a
launch worker in the church will !,
BON leave for st. Louis and later for
exas, ON account OF her health.
Mrs. R. N. Adams, left Sunday for
hicago where she will spend two
'eeks purchasing millinarv gondo