The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-07-12
observation-disclosures.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

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Mr., Hardy Pottinger is In Little
RoRck. Ark, this week.
Miss Anna Mae Kirkpatrick OF
Ripley. Tom. is the guest of Mrs.
| Webb Walker at her mothers, Mrs,
Sue Howlett's home,
| Mrs. l.. d. Danforth left Thurs
day for Seattle, Wash, to spend sew
eral months.
Miss Rose Barry left Monday for
Cloverport, Ky, to spend the sum-
mer.
Chris Jordan went to st. Louis on
Wednesday night on business.
Miss Lee Of Columbia is the guest
of Miss Myrtle Goodin.
Miss Hammel of st. Louis is the
guest of DR.. and Mrs, H. L. Reid.
Mrs. Reece b. Royce and little
daughter, Ellen. returned home on
Wednesday afternoon from Cairo
where they had been for the past
ten days.
w, G. Russell is in st. Louis this
week on business.
Marie Simpson, who has been Wis
iting in Clinton, Ky, has returned
home.
Miss Rowena Hay of Sikeston was
visitor to Charleston the first of
the week.
Will Stevens and wife have re-
turned home from visit to ST.
Louis.
Misses Louise Porter and Fay
Smith, who have been visiting Miss
Eugenia Jordan for the past two
weeks, have returned to their home
in Clinton, Ky
Mrs. Sue Hewlett aud daughter,
Mrs, Frank Thompson. who have
been visiting Mrs, Mellott in Boyle.
Miss, returned home Saturday.
Mr., Joe Hewlett has gone to Lit
tie Rock, Ark, to spend the week.
The Misses McFadden of Belmont
are the house guests of Miss Esther
Marshall.
Mrs. James Byrd gave a luncheon
on Monday at high noon at her pref
ty home on North Main street. Those
seated at the table were Misses Pau
line Moore, Ida Deal, Anna Cren-
shaw, Myrtle Goodin, Harriet Good
in, Belle Stotts, Susanna Pulliam,
Lochie Throgmarten, Mary Wilkin
son. Mable Aydelotte and Mrs. Ella
Deal, Miss Hummel Of St. Louis. Miss
Lee Of Columbia, Miss Kirkpatrick
OF Ripley, Tenn, and Mrs. Webb
Wilkerson of Neliyville.
The young men of town gave a
delightful dance on Wednesday
evening at the Opera House IN honor
of the Misses Loehe and their house
guests. Misses Hyta Stewart of Por-
lar Bluff. Geraldine Schulz and Mar
garet DeBaun of Cairo and Kathleen
Wharry.
DR.. and Mrs. H. L. Reid gave &
large lawn party on Tuesday even
ing at their beautiful home on
South Main street in honor Of their
louise guests. Miss Manned and
hrothar ~ O. Tor;c
Punch and dainty ice course was
served &c one hundred guests.
nfiss Kathleen Wharry gave a
luncheon or Tuesday at high noon in
her home on West Commercial
str ct Those seated around the %
BILE were Misses Geraldine Schulz
Margaret DeV1n OF Cairo, llyia
Stewart Of Poplar Bluff and Mildred
and Mary Loebe.
Mrs. Geo. VanLear entertaioe' at
d / rer on last Sunday Those who
etiCyed Mrs VanLea. hospitality
werT Miss Mary Matthews and Mr..
Stebbins, Mr.. and Mrs. Emory
Matthewsw of Sikeston and Mr.. and
Mrs. Dixie Hannibal of this city
Monday evening the young people
enjoyed hay ride which was given
in honor of the visiting girls in
town.
Mr.. Ernest Story was the host at
progressive dinner on Thursday
evening at o'clock at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs, George Gassman on
East Commercial street, which he
gave in honor of the Misses Leobe
and their house guests,
Pink and green was the color mo-
tiff carried out in both the decora-
tions and the FIVE course dinner.
Sweet peas and ferns were used
in the decorations Those seated at
the table were Misses Geraldine
Schulz. Margaret DeBaun, Hyta Stew
art, Kathleen Wharry. Esther Mar
shall. Carrie McFadden, Myrtle Nc
Fadden, Waunita Martin. Mildred
Loebe and Mary Loebe and Messrs.
Everett Putnam, George Shelby, Ben
Moore, Joe Moore, Frank Hecquem-
bourg. Paul Wharry, 81 Thorp.
George Bellas and Roy Sigler
Mrs, M. A, Drane gave recep-
mt