The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-04-17

! Richey at her home on First AMI
| Poplar streets, WI
Wm Hawk died at his home ON
| Commercial avenue at O'Clock Sar-
urday morning after brief illness
| Of pneumonia He leaves wife.
| two sons, Tilman OF Wiekliffe, Ky,
and William of this city, and a little
| daughter, Elizabeth Funeral SER
ices were conducted at the resi-
dance at 80 otlatk Monday morn
ng by Rev. NJ B. Baker. pastor OF
he Methodist Episcopal church and
he eortege was conveyed in car
'iages to Beech Grove cemetery
where the body was inferred
The remains OF Ernest Steyers,
Who was KILLED at Mounds Saturday
morning, were taken to his forma~
ZONE at Grand Chain Sunday for
burial
NJ, L. Hughes of Olmsted was In
the city Tuesday on business.
Miss Marie Fisher and Miss Gill OF
Mounds were shopping here Tues
day
II. c. Parker has rented the II. NJ.
'ahner residence on High street and
Will move into it as soon as Mrs,
| Palmer vacates, Ms, Palmer and
| ittel son, Austin. will leave in few
weeks for Long Beach, Tex, where
| Mr.. Palmer has position.
In the city election Tuesday H. G.
arter was elected Police Magistrate
| yer d. G. Craig Chas. Curren, VIM.
| Bestgen aud H. IIille"ich were re-
| alected aldermen from the First,
| 'econd and Third wards, respective
y There was no opposition.
Mr. and Mrs, Lowell Otri,h Of
| POUNDS were in the city Tuesday
The interior of NJ Murphy and
ompanys general store has been
repapered and the woodwork has re-
ceived fresh coat Of paint as is also
the interior Of the building. The
wood entrance flooring will be re-
| placed with concrete and ether i'm
| proyements made The building is
the property OF Mound City Lodge,
H. o. o. f.
Mrs c. L. Estes OF Wickliffe. Ky,
is in the city on business this week
| Jno. Cook of Olmsted transacted
business here Thursday.
Jos. Layton of Cairo spent Mon
| day evening in the city. He was ac-
icompanied home by his wife and lit
tie daughter, Helen, who have been
visiting relatives here the past two
Eweeks.
]. r. Weaver of Mounds passed
through the city Monday evening re-
Turning from a trip to Grand Chain
Mrs. VIM. Biggs and daughter,
Miss Bernice, returned home Mon
| lay evening from visit with rela-
tiyes at Olmsted.
| VIM. Montgomery had charge of
the funeral of ElmOnt SteveTs who
lied at Mounds Saturday morning
The remains We're inferred at Grand
Chain Monday
Mrs. VIM. Martin, Jr, returned
Monday following a two weeks visit
With relatives at America. Her SIS
ter, Miss Minnie Lewis, was her
guest Tuesday.
Mrs. N. Dalton and daughter, Miss
Pearl, who have spent the past two
weeks with relatives at New Burn
side, ILL.,, returned home Monday.
Mrs Chas. Wehrenberg, Jr.. is
quite III at her home on East
/ Second street.
Mrs. l.. c. Parker and little son,
Charles Howard, returned Monday
evening from Henshaw, Ky, where
they have spent the past two weeks.
Mrs. r. S. Pollock and Mrs. Clyde
Harding of Mounds We're shopping
here Tuesday.
The Woman's Club met with Mrs
Ruby Richey, Tuesday afternoon. A
brief business session was held and
was followed by a pleasant social
hour. lee cream and cake We're
served by Mrs r. H. Hawley, mother
Of the hostess. The club will meet
with Mrs. Julia Miller on April 80