The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-09-02
MOUND CITY !.

strong, OF Third and West Main
street.
The infant daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Slaughter, of Fourth
street, was ehristened at ST Mary'ss
Catholic church at o'clock yester-
day afternoon by Rev. Father Oar
ley She was given the name of
Anna Catherine. Miss Carrie Law
Ter and Walter Mulroony were spon-
sors.
The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist
Episcopal church, will meet We'd
nesday afternoon with Mrs j ~
Bowers.
Miss Julia Deylin, of Cairo. spent
Sunday with Miss Agnes Cahill, of
Fourth and West Main street
During the meeting Of the Pulaski
County Teachers institute. which
was held last week, several social
functions were enjoyed, among
which was launch ride to Cairo
Thursday evening The party was
composed OF Prof. ana Mrs L. Har-
Ian, OF Danville. Ind; Prof. and
Mrs w Ii Kelly, Of ullin. Prof.
Shelby, Of Mounds; Attorney and
Mrs. George t. Martin, Mr.. and Mrs,
INV, A. Dougherty, Miss Bessie Stew
Ialt, OF East st. Louis; L. ~ karraker
land Misses Antoinette Fischer and
Kate Schuler, OF Mounds, and Misses
May Hawkins, May Palmer, Nellie
Motley and LeVerne Armstrong, of
| this city While in Cairo they at
tended the picture shows and visited
| lee cream parlors. Mrs. G. l.. IIar-
AN and Misses Nellie Mozley and
| May Palmer spent Wednesday as
/ guests of Mrs. Otis Hudson, at
| Mounds. Mrs. Hudson was former
| Y Miss Cora Victor, of Grand Chain
| md was employed as teacher in
Lowell school here two years Miss
Mona Rankson, of Pulaski formerly
/ resident Of this city and at present
tcacher in the county, was the
.uest OF honor at the home Of Miss
| Mildred Sims, on Commercial ave-
lue Tuesday evening Misses Elsie
/ Schuler, Nellie Motley and Lucille
| iwisshelm We're the other guests
Refreshments were served and the
Ieyeaing was spent in detailing rem
| niseences Of school life The insti-
I.ute affords many reunions of pro-
|fessors. teachers and students, and
the opportunity to enjoy these gath
arings is not lost.
| Mrs. George Parker, daughter,
Misc Helen, and son, Carlos, left
Saturday for LaCenter, Ky. where
theg will visit Mrs. Parkers mother
a few days
Harry Armstrong, of Carterville,
spent Sunday with his parents, Mr.
ANA Mrs. John Armstrong. Ills
brother, Ray, who has been taking
II course in engraving and jewelry
lat Peoria this summer, returned
home Sunday to spend the winter
| icre. He win be a member Of the
lass Of 1913 Of Lowell High school.
Joseph Herrin and son, Fred, Of
afro, and James Painter and son,
farvin, and Leland Painter, of this
ity, left Saturday to enjoy a few
lays campaing at the lakes in Ken
lucky.
Dir j M. Motley, who has an Of
ice in johnson City, arrived Sunday
TO visit his family on Poplar street,
q few days.
A party Of members aud friends OF
the Methodist Episcopal church will
20 to Olmstead Tuesday evening to
ttond the revival meeting which is
being conducted there by Rev. P. c.
Carlton, a southern Illinois eysngel-
list of that denomination The "trip
Twin be made in a launch and us It's
capacity is limited those wishing to
tend are requested to see Charles
Rushing, who has charge of the az
fair.
Aneel Ashby, of Cairo, spent Sun
ay with Nh. aud Mrs George Ash.
l. by of First street.
| Thomas Mcfarland, of Cairo, aud
lGeorge t'len, OF this city, left sun
| " evening for Horse Shoe lake.
4 ere they will spend a few days
hunting.
i Misses Ruth Pr'', May Palmer.
Nellie Mozley and Leverne Arm
| 2irang expect to attend the teachers'
Institute in Cairo Wednesday.
Today is Methodist Episcopal
| ihnrch day at the Polar Wave ice
cream parlor. F. NJ Batson. the
proprietor, will give ten per cent. ct
1.-The proceeds Of the day to the
; church and he anticipated large
crowd. Four days OF this week will
be given to the churches and one