The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-02-16
Observation-Disclosures
/ MOUND CITY 5
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

night. Inv hounc W1S ASsoAaNVu III
keeping with the sentimental sig
nificance of the day and everything
was carried out with that idea,
An excellent musical and literary
program was rendered IN which
many OF the ladies took part. A
reading was given by Mrs, Mamie
Estes.
Those present were Messrs. and
Mesdames ]. S. Miller. Chas. Sthm-
Ter. Geo. Belts, VIM. Mertz, VIM.
Read, Lon Shelton. Fred Hood, A.
II. Compton. VIM. Hough, Frank
Handley, Mamie Estes, Artie Pal
mer. Harry Poore. Hugh Mason,
Montgomery. J. G. Wendell, s. John
son. Mrs Seymour and Miss Erma
Belts.
A number Of Lowell school stu
dents accompanied by the principal,
Miss Mary Robertson, will 20 to
Cairo Friday evening to attend a
spelling match in which one person
from each grade will enter.
Misses Beulah Parker and Ethel
Dawson attended party given at
the home of Miss Lima Parker at
Valley Recluse Thursday afternoon,
in honor OF her twelfth birthday.
Miss Hazel Curren of this city,
and her friend Miss Edith Hutche-
son, of Mt. Carmel. were Cairo Wis.
itors Thursday afternoon.
Miss Mabel Albright of Olmstead.
is the guest of Miss Myrtle Baccus
of High street.
Several Mounds citizens attended
the Union revival services at the
opera house Thursday evening In
this city. The subject of Evaneelist
Dow's sermon Friday afternoon win
be What We Are and What We
Ought to Be" and OF the evening
sermon Hell and How to Get
There" Cottage prayer meetings
will be held at 10 O'clock Friday
morning at the homes of Mrs. John
Armstrong. Mrs. l., c. Perks and
Mrs. M. J. Livesay. There win b.
no services Saturday
The county teachers meeting now
In session in this city has been pro,
ductive of much in the way OF devils
Ing and discussing new methods I'm
child mind training, The attendance
has been good; the roll call showing
that only three. out of the ninety
teachers were absent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Curren
were In Cairo shopping Wednesday.
William Britton. of Villa Ridge
is visiting relatives in the city.
Mrs. Ben Blum and Mrs. Fred
Culp were Cairo visitors Thursday
afternoon.
Miss Sarah Travers and Edward
Raub Of Mounds. were married at
6 O'Clock yesterday morning at st.
Raphaelss Catholic church. Nuptial
high mass was sung. The Rev.
Father Mumbour of Mound City Of.
ficiafed. Miss Catherine T)ravefs,
sister of the bride was bridesmaid
and Patrick Melley OF Cairo. was
best man. Only immediate relatives
of the contracting parties were pres.
ent; and following the ceremony the
wedding party went to the home OF
the brides parents Mr.. and Mrs.
John Travers, where q dainty we'd
ding breakfast was served. The
newly welded couple are well known
in Mounds society. They have gone
TO housekeeping In a cottage on
Blanche avenue.
Miss Sarah Darnell of Ullin and
Fred BillingsIey of Pulaski were
married Wednesday morning by
Rev. Joseph Buie at the Con@ega.
tional parsonage at First and Poplar
streets 37-y5s
The Cairo d st. Louis electric rail-
way has placed at the disposal OF
Will Kreitner in this city. new
mail cart. II is painted yellow and
has red lettees and trimmings. M
Miss Georgia Calvin of Olmstead
10 visiting relatives In the city a
few days. ,rsa.
Miss GFtrude White demonstrate
er for the Gossard Corset Co.. and
her assistant. Miss Mcbride, both Of
Chicago. who have spent the past
few days In this city at Miss Ida
Johnson's. left "wednesday for the
city. Fygaa4s4 4gs4A AFeSt
Mrs II. NJ Palmer has as her
guest Mrs. Mamie Estes Of Valley
Recluse.