The Cairo bulletin., 1912-02-14

Earl watson OF MeInpnis, 40 "a
pected Wednesday.
Miss 1nez O'Sullivan returned
home Tuesday from a two weeks
visit with relatives and friends at
Tamaroa and DuQuoin.
A. NJ. McCarver of Balton, Ark.
was in the city Monday on business.
Mr.. McCaryer lived here until last
fall
Mrs. Claude Smith Of Caruthers-
willie, Mo-. is visiting her parents
Mr.. and MRS. John Read.
The childrens service at the
union revival meeting at the opera
house Tuesday evening. was excel
lent The yells and songs were
heartily enjoyed by young and old.
Ten rows Of the middle section were
reserved for the children who were
guests of honor, The subject at the
afternoon meeting was "Deformities
and Monstrosities, and at the even
ing service was Sin" Wednesday
afternoons sermon will deal with
'Tcebergs" and Prof. Irwin will sing
solo. Wednesday evening will be
devoted to business and professional
men. Seats will be reserved for
them Cottage prayer meetings at
10 O'Clock Wednesday morning at
the home of Mrs. w. T. Hayden,
Mrs, ]. f. Beaver and Mrs. c. S.
Miller.
Miss Jessie Neadstine left Tues
day for Black Rock, Ark, where she
will be the guest of Miss Howe.
Mrs. Emma Wendell will leave
Thursday for her home In Kansas
city, Mo, after a months visit with
Mrs. George Belts and Mrs. Frank
Handley.
Miss Florimel Hutchinson has, as
her guest, her cousin, Miss Edith
HUTCHINSON Vi IdIU ltl.
Edward Fitzpatrick and children,
Edwin, Doris and Robert, who have
been visiting J. R. Fullerton and
family left Monday for their home
in Hamilton, Ohio, accompanied by
Mrs. Fullerton.
Miss Kate Schiller of Mounds.
spent Monday evening with relatives
in the city.
John O'Sullivan left Tuesday for
Danville, H., where he has secured
a position.
Little Miss Mary Wehrenberg is
quite i'll at her home on East Sec
ond street.
Thursday evening at the Palm
| theater the Senior and Junior classes
of Lowell High school will explain
Dickens Christmas Carols and the
Sophomore class will interpret
Enoch Arden as the pictures are
projected upon the screen. This
program will be given In connection
with the county central teachers
meeting, which will convene in
Lowell school Thursday morning,
continuing until Saturday and for
which the schools of this city wifi
be dismissed
p. King, manager OF the Central
Ice Co, Of Mounds was in this city
Tuesday on business.
Mrs. A. l.. Compton left Tuesday
afternoon for Vienna on account OF
the serious illness of her parents,
Capt. and Mrs Mark Whiteaker.
H. C.. Parker agent for the Illi-
nois Central railroad left Tuesday
for Dixon and Henshaw, KY, on
business. During his absence Flor
enco O'Sullivan will occupy his posi-
ton.
The members of the Women's Club
will entertain their husbands We'd
nesday evening at the home OF Mrs
Frank Handley on High street and
Railroad avenue. A reception will
be held and a luncheon served. The
decorations for the affair will be In
the prevailing thought of the day,
hearts t.
The ladies of the Baptist church
will serve a chicken pie supper In
the church basement. They will be-
gin serving at 4:30 o'clock, in order
that all who wish to attend the re-
vival services at the opera house
may do so.
Judge William Cole of Homerside,
Mo-, and Miss Mary Adah Poston of
Maiden, Mo, obtained a license and
we're married In the office Of the
county clerk, r.. N. Adams, Monday
morning, Justice d. G Craig per-
forming the ceremony.