The Cairo bulletin., 1912-05-03
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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10 st, Louis, to be the guests OF rela-
tives.
Mrs. Rebecca Danforth left We'd
nesday for visit of ten days to her
son in ST. Louis.
Miss Theresa Raddick left We'd
nesday for her home in Milburn,
Ky, after a months visit with her
aunt, Mrs, Rebecea Danforth,
Paul Wharry was in Blodgett on
Monday
Mrs, BERTHE Smith has returned to
her home in this city after having
spent the winter in the south, the
guest of relatives.
| T. H. Masterson, wife and son are
| in this city the guests of w. l. Sid
wells family.
| DR.. w. P. Howle is in Wickliffe
Ky, with his sister who is very i'll.
| |. M. Hair and H c. O'Bryan are
in Benton this week attending cir
cult court.
| Mrs. Frank Thompson went to
Neelyville, Mo, on Monday to visit
her sister Mrs, Webb Wilkens.
/ W. H. Harper of Bertrand spent
Monday in this city,
Mrs John F. Martin and, daughter
were in Bertrand on Monday and
| Tuesday,
Mrs. Dixie Hannibal has returned
home after a pleasant visit with
lrelatives in Bismark, Mo.
! Mrs jim. Poulter has returned
to her home in Hoxie. Ark, after a
visit with her mother Mrs. Jennie
Clarkson in this city.
DR.. Williams of Columbus. KY,
was a visitor in this city on Satur-
day.
Lindsey Brown and wife are in ST.
Louis this week
S. f. Sigler has returned to Jones'
boro, Ark, to look after his real es-
tate.
Miss Ina Steele in her usual
charming manner entertained the
lfternoon 800" club on last Thurs
day afternoon at her home on East
| Commercial street Miss Steele was
assisted in entertaining by hec
mother and her sister, Mrs. Carl
White. Mrs. ]. r. Loomis won the
frst prize an embroidered towel.
The second prize was won by Miss
Mae Martin and was an embroidery
bag Mrs. Chas. Kirkpatrick won
the consolation prize which was an
embroidered handkerchief. A deli
cious lunch was served. Besides the
regular club members the visitors
were Miss Mae Martin, Mesdamts
Paul Moore, l. A Crenshaw, Joe
Crenshaw and Carl White
Mrs. Chas. kirkpatrick will be
hostess to the club this week in her
pretty home on North Main street.
| Miss Katherine Boone delightfully."-
entertained the Culture Club on last
Thursday evening at her home on
East Cypress street. Quite an inter-
asting program was rendered by
Miss Boone and her pupils.
The Culture Club will give the
Turner Art Exhibit at the high
school for three days commencing on
May 2 This collection of repro
ductions is the finest in the country
| Mrs. Fred Harper Of Bertrand en-
tertained at dinner on last Saturday
in honor CT Mrs, +. NJ. Rowe of St
Louis. Those present were Mes
danes Luke Hewlett, Ed Marshall,
Walter Rowe and f. NJ. Rowe of St
Louis
The operetta "The Egyptian Prin'
cess, given by the Treble Clei
| Club" on last Friday evening at the
opera house under the direction ol
Miss Katherine Boone was quite d
success.
Despite the inclement weather
crowded house greeted these youE2
ladies. This was the prettiest enter
tainment ever given in this city by
by a home talent club.
On last Tuesday evening at thf
opera house the plays "Not a Mar
in the House" and Perplexing Sit
nation" were given by home talen
under the direction OF Mrs. Leonar'
Hewlett for the benefit of the Firs
8 Presbyterian church of this city. !
crowded house greeted these play
as 1t was one of the best things eve
given in this city by home talent
= Each one that took part displaye
n talent Quite a neat sum was real
q ized for the church.
y This play viii be given at tn
. opera house in East Prairie on FIR
, day evening, May 3 Quite a nun
Der of people from this city will b
in attendance
Mrs. Rebecca Danforth gave
I chatting dish party on Monday ever
2 ing in her elegant home on Mort
Main street in honor Of her neiC
Miss Theresa Reddick of Milburl