The Cairo bulletin., 1912-07-06

the situat on she graabed her 1-year-
old baby and threw 1t into the
bushes, then she grabbed her four
year-old son and both fell out, AT
the same time the Son and fathe.
who SAT ON the opposite side OF the
carriage fell out leaving the two
girls, Catherine, aged 8. and Lillian
aged 6, in the carriage behind the
now thoroughly frightened animal
Lillian was thrown violently against
barbed wire fence where she hung.
She suffered fractured ribs, in
ternal injuries and a cut on the head
Catherine chung to the shafting and
her left hip was badly bruised as the
result OF being scraped by the hub
of the wheel. One arm was dislocat
ed and she also suffered internal in
juries. The children were taken 20
the Herrin home where a physician
attended their wounds, but their
condition was critical and at 2:39
Friday morning Lillian died. Her
remains were inferred at Beech
Grove cemetery Friday afternoon at
-four O'CLOCK, following the funeral
services at the home by Rev. A, Fer
rell, pastor Of the Baptist church at
Mound City. GATHERINGS condition
is very serious The Wcsterma1
family reside at Valley Recluse.
Mrs. C.. A. Griffith died ut her
home on Third and Poplar at 1890
o'clock Friday morning at the age
of 80 years. She had been Ill sew
era months and for Hie past few
weeks no hopes were entertained for
her recovery. She leaves her hu5-
band and also relatives In Colorado.
The remains will be Inferred at
Beech Grove. cemetery Sunday after
noon, the car leaving at 2:35 o'clock.
A brief funeral service will be read
at the grave by Rev. ]. a. Anderson,
hector of st. Peters Episcopal
church Il
Mrs II. A Mason and danght y
Hazel resumed home Friday evening
from America where they had spent
a few days on account of the Illness
of Mrs. Mason's uncle, Frank Ly-
serIy.
A crowd of young people enjoyed
a ride to txe Grange at Villa Ridge
Thursday evening Those presen'
were Mable Jaccard and Ed Free
man. Lillian ltanceck and WilliaT
DoughertS, II, Barnet of Wicklitfg
and Everett Wilson, Mona Perrau
of Cairo ans John Mackey OF Vienna
Elsie Ibach OF Cairo aud Lawrence
liyesay, Allie Belts and F'loyC
1Easterday of Dallas, Tex, Helcu
Moore Of JacksonyA Ale, ILL.,, and jos
Martin. Another party who attend
ed and went out on a wagon fur
.nished by Hodge HaHcack. ThiF
party was composed OF Misses Ell
.Dolan, Frieda Miller, Inez o'Sullivan
Doris Derr, Rose O'Sul Ivan, ant
Messts. Fred HANCOCK, Felix Coona
Arthur Belts and Paul Derr, r.
Floyd yesterday of Dallas, Tex
arrived Thursday TOR visit with hi
parents, Mr.. and Mrs e. r. Easter
day.
John Mackey left Friday morning
for his home in Vienna after spend
ing the Fourth with Lawrence Live
say. ~
Fred Schoenfeldt has as his CUES
Cha. Unroh Of st. Louis,
AIR and Mrs, John Hartman an
son Lowery and Miss Mabel Lowei.
OF Paducah are visiting Mr. and Mrs
w p. Kennedy and Mrs and Mr.!
A. L. Rude. MI ss
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Capoot {
Cairo were the guests OF relative
here Thursday.
Mrs, y Wright Of Valley Reclus'
was shopping here yesterday.
| Misses Mona Perrault and Elsj
lbach were guests of Miss ALI
Belts overnight Thursday.
| Mr. and Mrs. A. w. Hargrave an
Little daughter Jeanette spent tn
| Fourth with Mr.. and Mrs. G.
| Willard and family of Second an
Main street.
i Mrs M. E. Stork of Miller Cit.
an, Is the guest Of Mrs. Oliver Pac
/ Miss frma Belts is attending
\ house party at the home of MI
Florence Barry at Cairo. The ana