The Cairo bulletin., 1912-08-06
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
: MOUND CITY ;
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

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visiting relatives here left yester
day for her home in Mounds,
Miss Blanche stevens was
Mounds visitor Monday afternoon
She has just recovered from few
days illness OF malarial fever and
Presumed her duties as night operator
for the Home Telephone Co, Monday
evening.
Mrs. Charles Liyesay and Mrs, A,
III. Koontz were Cairo shoppers Mon
day
Miss Cecilia o'sulliran Of this
city and Miss Mary Mathis OF Ameri-
ca. who have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Arch Mathis at Tamaroa sew
eral weeks will return home the lat
ter part of this week.
Fred Johnson will leave today for
Dawson Springs, Ky, where he viii
sojourn for week
Mrs. Grant Boren and daughte@
Miss Martha Louise. left Saturday
evening for Cypress, Ill., where they
will visit relatives a few days prior
to returning to their home in -
Louis. While in this city they were
guests Of Mr. and Mrs. w, r. Rod
man and daughter, Miss Elsie,
Miss Macon Mills. of Barlow, KY
Is the guest Of Mr., and Mrs. G. +
Ashby. Mrs Harvey Williford ct
Barlow, will arrive today and will
be accompanied home by her niece
Miss Pauline Bishop of sebre Springs
Ky, who has been visiting Mrs
Ashby here.
Misses Blanche Corzine and Sarah
Bankson Of Mounds, were in the city
shopping.
Miss Rudy Dunaway and Messrs.
u. w. Mcdaniel and Virgil Goodman
of Paducah, spent Sunday with Miss
Ruth Oehschlaeger who is visiting
her sister, Mrs Robert Arnold OF
Fourth street.
Mrs. Rose Stern of Mounds, wa
shopping here Monday,
Fred Dishtnger returned Monda,
from Brookport. whore he has beer
visiting relatives the past two weeks
The ladies bible class OF the Con
EDUCATIONAL church win meet witt
Mrs. William Grain at her home on
Walnut street this, Tuesday even
ing
ing
Miss Enez 0'SulIiyan Of this citJ
and Bert Barry of Mounds. spen
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs Jaeo
Corbett, of Wickliffe. Ky.
Mrs H. A. Mason and Mrs. Harry
Poore were Cairo shoppers Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel McElya ant
children, who have been visiting Al
Wickliffe the past few days returned
home Monday.
Mrs. Mary Boekenkamp and Mrs
Al Schiller and daughter Miss Julia
We're Cairo visitors Monday.
W. T Clause who has a position
near Jackson, Tenn, is In the city
preparing TO ship his househol,
goods to his new location Ais fan.
lily have been there several weeks.
Mrs. Sarah Schoenfeldt and Mis-
Henrietta Mason spent Sunday wiz
relatives at Mounds and ATTENDED
HE funeral Of Master Walter Earl
there sunday afternoon.
Mrs II G Parker and son Charlz
Howard left Monday for Barlow, Ky.
where they will reside. Mr.. ParAe
mas position there at the nea
plant Of the Polk Preserving co.
Miss Bertha Matlock will leave to
day for paducah where she will viss
relatives.
Miss I&sie Brown Of Vienna and
Miss Eli4beth Marshall Of Belknap
arrived yesterday 10 visit Mr.. ana
Mrs, a. l.. Compton; Ur aud Mrs. Fl |
A. Moreland and daughter Evelyn. "a |
Cairo, also spent Monday evening d |
this home
Mr., and Mrs. Harry Neadstine 81 |
and Miss Jessie Neadstips |!
Of this city were Cairo visitors Mon. |
lay.
Miss Irene crozier will retun
home today from Wickufe wber, |
she spent the past week with rela. |
lives. .." 8 xs g.
Mrs. Fl. Wright of villa Ridge was |
shopping here Monday. |
MIR. and Mrs. w. A. Dougbe~v
Mr., and Mrs. George Il. Martin. Mr.
and Mrs. A, l., Compton and Mrs |
J. B. Blankenship attended tn |
funeral of Walter Earle at Mounds
afternoon.
Key. J. II. Taylor, district super.
of the Methodist Episcopal |
church, from Carbonate, delivered |
the sermon and conducted sacrament.
al services at the church of that dc.
nomination in this city Sunday even
Ing.
MISS Mary Comings was Cairo
yfc5fnr Nfanla.