The Cairo bulletin., 1912-05-29
Hudson at Mounds.


s c. W. Mertz returned home Mon
day from st, Louis where he had
made a brief visit. His wife will
remain for visit with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. w. 7. Friganza and son,
Joseph Mertz. Mrs. Friganza is
much improved in heakl.
DR.. and Mrs. II. c. Rice and lit
tie daughter Lorena, and Mrs. l..
ID. Stophlet, spent Tuesday in Cairo.
Samuel Blum of Mounds was in
town Tuesday on business
Mrs. Robert Newhouse and chill
dren of Fulton, Ky, arrived Tues
day to visit her sister, Mrs. Charles
Wehrenberg,, Jr., and Mrs. w. s.
Sandeson and brother, William
Merit
Miss Frances Dinzler will leave
Thursday for her home in Ed
wardsyille, III. She has held the
position as head milliner at c. s.
Britton's store the past three sea-
sons.
The Woman's Club met Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. j. NJ. Tucker
in the parlors Of Mrs. G, w. T.
Sieffert's home on Pearl street and
Railroad avenue. AS this was the
closing session of the club for the
summer there was a splendid at
Tendance. Roll call was answered
Thy blossom time fancies. Mrs. Ira
Finley read paper on club women
| and their work, and Mrs Lou Shell
| ton gave an extemporaneous talk
| on the same subject. A paper,
i"Woman's Suffrage" by Mrs W. w
: Hough. A review Of the club work
was also given by Mrs. Hough, the
| outgoing president. A brief bust
| sess session followed and Officers
we're elested for the ensuing year
with these results: President Mrs
II
| Fred Hood; first vice-president
Mrs. Charles Schuler; second vice
president, Mrs Harry Poore: re
resident. Mrs. Harry Poore; secre
aording secretary, Mrs. Ira Finley
corresponding secretary, Mrs. H. A
Macon: treasurer, Mrs. l.. G. Perks
PARK commissioner, Mrs. w. w
| Hough; assistant, Mrs. George
Belts; musical director, Mrs. w. A
Montgomery; assistant, Mrs. vii
Ham Read $45 was the net re
lceipts from the entertainment giveI
lat the Opera House, May 23 Thu
iclub donated SIS to the Rescu
Home for Girls at Park Ridge, III
Other expenditures were made am
this closed the business portion o
1.-THE meeting Mrs. Hough read a.
ioriginal poem, THE Town Don
tkey," and Mrs Tucker contribute
a club song which was sung to tn
Itune of "The Battle Hymn of tn
Republic A humorous story wa
Tread by Mrs. C. F.. Richey. Mrs
lSiefert served delicious frappC
Upon the invitation of Mrs Fl. A
Mason the club decided to have a
louting at the Mason strawberr
| farm at America, Monday afternoon
Il June g. The club women and thei
families will leave in the afternoo
! train carrying their lunch basket
with them and return on the even
ling train. A reception at TIL
, home of one Of the members is be
ing planned in the near future.
> Mrs Samuel Wright OF Mound
was a shopper here Tuesday.
Gus Michaels Of Ashley, H.,
e circulating among his friends i
5 this city.
Among the Cairo visitors an
business callers Tuesday were &c
; Westerman, Frank kreitner, G.
4 Miller, Thomas Higgins, d.
Craig, D, d. Harris and Mr.. Feict
man.
Y The Odd Fellows lodge and RI
{ bekah lodge Will have Memoirs
: services by Rev. Joseph Buie at tn
; Congregational church, Sunday
June 9, and all the Ancient Cd
Fellows and Rebekahs and neigh
9 boring lodges are invited to partic
pate, The members will meet :
: Odd Fellows hall at 10 a. m. wha
. they will march in a body to tn
1 church.
Ira Finley Is remodeling the ii
terror of his home on First stree