The Cairo bulletin., 1912-07-11
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! MOUND CITY I
observation-disclosures

MIR. and Mrs. W. T. Hayden re
turned home Wednesday fror
4 Wichita, Kan. where they spent tn
past month on account OF the Hines
Of Mr.. Hayden's brother, who is i'm
j proving.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph MCGEE o
Birmingham, Ala. are visiting tn,
formers uncle and aunt. Mr. ane
Mrs. Frank Bergman OF this city
Mrs. MCGEE was formerly Mis-,
Blanche Mccullough of Cairo ana
| they are also spending a few DAYS
with her relatives. They will leave
Sunday for South Platte, Col. on
account OF Mr.. McGees health.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Compton aud
Mr. ana Mrs W, A. Montgomery
spent Wednesday evening with DR..
and Mrs. William Whiteaker at Pu.
laski.
Mrs, N. H. Downing and children
OF Commercial avenue arrived home
Wednesday from Charleston and III
mo, Mo-. where they visited relatives
the past two weeks, They were ac
companied home by Mrs, Downius's
sister. Miss jessie Barnes OF limo.
Mrs. Charles Britton spent We'd
nesday afternoon at Mounds with
Mrs. II. II, Britton who has returned
home from Weston. West Virginia
wWhere she spent the past winter
with relatives.
Mrs. Irving Connell OF Mounds
was the guest of her mother, Mrs,
Sarah Schoenfeldt. on Poplar street |
Wednesday Her little son. James.
$ spending the week with his
(
Robert Arnold met with painful
injury Wednesday morning while at
work at Williamson-Kuny mill
where he is a sawee, The saw
truck chain dog and several teeth
I the saw broke. one striking Mr. |
.rnold on the throat. cutting a deep
ash about an inch long. While
he injury was painful one it isl
ct serious.
Miss Ellie Walker of Los Angeles.
alif.. arrived Yesterday to visit her
ster, Mrs. C.. G.. Willard Of East
econd and Main street,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Schiller and :
vo little daughters. Louise and vir-|
mia, OF Cape Girardeau, are spend
e Mr.. Schuler's vacation with his
Irents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Schiller
:. of Fifth street. -
Rev. and Mrs. Allen Farrell and
n. Leo, left Wednesday for Bar y
W, Ky. where they win be guests
Mr.. and Mrs. E. DiIlworfh,
Mrs. Eva M. Bowling left Wed "
sday for ST. Louis where she will y
side with her daughter, Mrs. T.
McCorken, y
Mrs. George Snyder aud two chill ~
en- of Cairo are visiting the form
g parents. Mr.. and Mrs. James =
ynn of Third and Poplar streets FL
H, and w. Jackson. who operated ~
. Riverside dairy at America. '"
We purchased new delivery wal
n. 1t Is white with neat black {
Il red lettering. :
Mrs. Witchman and son, Charles =
1T of Olmstead, were in the city g
sterday on business. q
James Capoot is quite Ill at his
ne on East First and High street
Mrs. Fannie Richmond OF Cairo re
$ the guest OF Mrs. J. w. John
/, Wednesday afternoon. wi,
J. I. Ashby had his right ankle
located during friendly scufiie ga
h his brother, ANGEL Ashby. at M.
ir home Tuesday evening As a da
alt Of the accident he will be un-
e to use his ankle for two weeks Wis
more
)r. Harry Melton of Wickliffe, Br
/. is visiting friends in the city he
'rs. Keshler of st. Louis as soli,i.
for thu Fos. Dispatch was in he
on BUSINESS Wednesday.
irs George T. Ashby will ret4rn
10 Thnis1sy from Barlow, II
re she has been visiting relatives
Nv days,
eyton Jot nson, an old negro,
has lived In Mound City many
i. was greatly surprised yestc
by the visit from a daughter
nj he had not seen for years.
had lost I'll trace of her up to a
t time ago.
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