The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-07-12
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functions Of the season took place at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Cro-
zier of Fourth and West Main stree:
| Wednesday evening, when they EN-
tertained in honor of their daughter
Miss Irene Crozier of Oshkosh, Wis,
who is visiting here The agar was
| in the nature of an informal dance
Tend was participated in by a large
number OF young people. Webb -
orchestra OF Cairo furnished the
music for the occasion. The spacious
rooms were decorated by potted
plants. Miss Ella Dolan assisted the
hostess IN serving ice cream and
cake. Those present We're Misses
Freda Miller. Allie Belts. Ella Dolan,
Helen Miller, Doris Derr, Blanche
and Julia Schiller, Edna Miller, Mel
HE Sweeney. Cora May Livesay, Anna
Keller, Helen Johnson Morris of
Jacksonville, H., Inez and Rose
O'Sullivan, Minnie Boyd. Lillian
Hancock, Lena Stern, Myrtle BaccUs,
Irma Belts and Anna 0'Suliivan,
Messrs Paul Darasn, Floyd Easte,
day, 11enry Darragh. ]. H. Hickcox
of Cairo, Arthur Belts, William
Perks Lawrence Liyesay, Joseph
Martin. William Dougherty. Nile
Jaceard Clyde MURPHY, Hodge HaE-
cock, +. Coon, Earl Hillerich, Stan
ley Capoot, John strohm of Cairo,
Roy Malone, Frank Crozier, Charles
Curren. Jr, Jack Sheehan, John Har-
gan and Ralph Schiller, DR.. Smith CT
Louisville, Ky.
Mrs Mollie Woit who has been
visiting Mrs. H Y. Handley, left
Thursday for Cypress, Ill,
Miss Dorothy Reed of Grand Chain
visited Miss Marsie Schneider over
night "Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Blum of
Mounds were in the city Thursday
Mrs Ben Blankensnip anu daugh-
ter Leila Marie, and Mrs. William
Reed and daughters Felma and Lily
left THURSDAY for St. Louis whore
they will visit Mrs. Reeds mother.
Mrs. Mary Warren
Word was received Thursday
morning by George T. Ashby inform
ing him of a runaway at Barlow,
Ky, Wednesday evening in which
his wife was thrown from the car
riage, breaking her right ankle. She
has been visiting relatives at Barlow
and was expected home Thursday a
strange coincidence is noted that
Mr.. Ashby had on Tuesday evening
dislocated his right ankle In a
friendly scuffle with his brother Mt
his home
Mr. and Mrs. William Lewis and
Mister Ted Harris spent yaterday
evening with Mr. and Mrs c. f,
Hamilton at Urbandale.
George Ulen ana sot.. Lawrence
were Cairo visitors Thursday even
ing.
Herman Gaunt, George Trammell
and Edgar Miller attended the bail
game in Cairo Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Charles Wehrenberg, Jr. and
Mrs. w. S. Sande-son were Cato
shoppers Thursday.
Mrs. Emma Boyne of Houston
Texas, is visiting Misses Cora Full
IertoR and Mary 0verstreet at their
home on Pearl street. Mrs Boyre
was formerly Miss Emma Hofheinz
of Cairo. {.
Mrs r. S. Pollock and Mrs Ival
Harding OF Mounds were guests of
friends in the city Thursday
Mrs. II, V. Handley will spend
today at Pulaski She will be &C
companied home by her son Harry
who has been visiting his cousin
there.
Mrs. David Mains of Karnak was
the guest OF Mrs. A, l.. Compton
Thursday.
Oscar Ross was Cairo visitor
Thursday evening,
Earl Lewis OF Pulaski was in the
city Thursday on business His
nephew Russell Lewis accompanied
him +. ne to spend few days