The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-08-28
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Inc 1unerdl OF EDWARD btTHdIu
Westerman, who died Monday after
noon will be held at st. Mary's
Catholic church at o'clock this
morning, Rev. Father barley official
ing. Special cars will leave Third
and Walnut street for Mounds where
interment will take place at s..
Marys cemetery,
Miss Violet Sandeson entertained
few of her friends Monday evening
in honor of her eleventh birthday.
The guests gathered at her home on
High street and Merritt court where
games We're played; after which they
attended the picture show at the
Palm theater. They then Went TO
Beaupre's Palace OF Sweets where
they enjoyed refreshments. The
guests were Miss Mary Helen Mcrtg
Louise Britton. Maragret Erm,Ee
Miller, Mary and Flora Wehrenberg.
Josephine and Rudele Hoffman
martha Capoot, Vienna and Lily
Read. Beulah Parke-, Emma Mar
,aret Keller, Mary aud Agnes Sohu-
Ter. Merle Miller and Master Everett
Mertz,
Mrs. ]. F.. Deicke and daughter,
Miss Dora, who have spent the past
wo weeks with Mrs. George Eich-
lorn at Blum Heights returned to
heir home in st. Louis Tuesday.
rhey were the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben Blum over night Monday.
Judge and Mrs, ". A, Wall re-
nrned home Monday and Mrs,
iaude Southall arrived Tuesday
vening from Cypress, ILL.,, where
hey had been summoned on
lccount OF the death of w. A..
\dams, which occurred there Sunday
morning. The infant son of Mrs
ADAMS is in critical condition.
Master Kenneth Maddox of Cairo
spending the week with his grand
,arents MIR and Mrs j s. Miller.
Mrs. Harry Poor aud daughter
Gelen and Mrs William Bisgs We're
afro shoppers Tuesday
Attorney and Mrs. George f. Mar
in and Mr.. and Mrs C. l.. Rev re
urnad home Tuesday from Chicago
where they had spent the past week.
On account of Prof. Selby having
pecial institute work the public
chools will not be opened until
sept. 18th
Mr. and Mrs Irving Connell ana
on James of Mounds and Mrs.
sarah Schoenfeldt, Miss Henrietta
Mason and Mrs, Fred Schoenfeldt OF
his city spent Tuesday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Lejdigh at Valley Re
cluse.
A city election was held TUESDAY
vote / per cent tax for which
raise $4,000 necessary to NEE,
he government appropriation of 4
imilar amount, for the purpose Of
strengthening the levees. The vote
,arried by large majority.
Miss Alice Tucker OF Cairo is visit
| ne Miss Elsie Edwards and other
| riends here this week.
The social which was to have been
| held on the lawn of st. Peters Epis
opal church last evening by Mrs
| ra Finley's Sunday school class o.
| ,oys and which was postponed viii
We given Thursday evening
Miss Tina Gwinn, who has beer
listing Miss May Porter in Cairo
eturned home Monday. She has a
Ter guest Miss Nina. Williams o.
| afro
| Judge Tharpe of Wiekliffe Ky.
pent Tuesday with Mr.. and Ms
| n. Lawler, OF Pearl street
Thomas Steers of Levings, was il
he city Tuesday on business,
Casper Velltngmeyer who has til
ontract to move the residence O
Judge Wall is in the city to max
arrangements to begin the wor
next week 1t will be moved on
Alock south ON property owned b
} ~. b. Imhoff who purchased th
house. M and MIS- Wall vii
board during the winter and Wi
; have a new residence erected ne>
. spring
Mrs, Frank Handley and Mrs
Thomas Higgins were among tn
Cairo visitors Tuesday.
The Ladies' Guild of St Peter
Episcopal church viii meet tn
afternoon with Mrs, II, G. Handle
of Main street
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wehrenber
]. ST., made a business trip to Ale'
: ander County Tuesday, Mr., Wehrel
= berg has property interests there.
Buries Child at Wayne City,
:, The body of Harry Phillips, Il
q three-year-old son Of Mr.. and Mr.
!, Harry Hoewischer, of 521 Fifteen