The Cairo bulletin., 1912-09-20
MOUND CITY

L. A swissheIm. re9rned hqmt
yesterday from Arlington, Ky.
where he transacted business.
Misses MolHe Moran and Ettg
| Kennedy OF Cairo, attended the fail
and festival given by the ladies Of
the Methodist church last evening
Mrs Charles SCHUYLER returned
home yesterday from visit with
| Mrs. H. G. Parker at Barlow, KY
Mr. and Mrs j. f. Mulvey and
| little son, of St. Louis. left yesterday
for their home They were called
here two weeks ago on account OF
the death of Mr. Mulvey's uncle,
Joseph Mulyey. While here they
We're the guests of Mr. and Mrs. r.
p. Mathis Of high street.
Mr.. ana Mrs, n G. Lawler were
Mounds visitors yesterday afternoon.
Charles Cu9ren, Jr,, has accepted
a position at the Sears Roebuck
plant at t'rbandale.
Mrs. w j Jaccard entertained in
honor Of their son, Nile, Wednesday
evening, prior 10 his departure for
Jacksonville. ILL.,, where he will re-
fume his studies in the college there.
The evening was devoted to playing
500 and dancing. Ice cream and
AXE were served Those present
we're Misses Blanche Schuler, Helen
Cord, Dawn Capoot, Julia Schuler,
lillian Hancock. Freda Miller. Mil
red Jaccard and Avis Curren. and
Mrs. Gladys Speers, of Sesser. III.
Nessrs, Fred Johnson, Earl Hitler
h, Paul Darragh. Edward Freeman
,alph Schuler. Nile Jaccard, James
filler and Stanley Capoot.
Mr. and Mrs. w. r. Hayden spent
he early part of the week With
eiatives at Olive Branch.
Mrs Adolph Murphy returned
iome yesterday from Hodges Park,
nifty and Jonesboro. Ill. At Hodges
ark she was the guest of DR.. and
Hrs. Cause, at Jonesboro she visited
elatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Boyd and
on, Loren, OF America, spent yes
erday with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hood
Mrs, William Martin, Jr., and
ister, Miss Minnie Lewis. of Ameri.
q, were in Cairo shopping yester
jay
F. E. DAVIS OF Cairo spent yester-
ay with II. V. Handley.
Mrs, W. II Wildly of Mounds, was
hopping here yesterday afternoon
The members Of the Epworth
league OF the Methodist church will
ave hay ride this evening. The
lembers were to have had this ride |
tuesday, but on account OF the |
Gather it was postponed
AIRS. Gus Bundschuh of Olmstead /
nd her daughter, Mrs. Andrew
.entz Of Edmonia. Calf, were
.uests OF Mrs Chris Keller. yester-
lay.
Mrs. James Cannon left yesterday
or McLeansboro, H., where she will
iait relatives,
A party Of young people spentI
ne day this week picnicing on
ache river They were Misses
lara Westerman, Kate Mcneil. Edna 1
filler, Lena Westerman. and Genell
owe; Messrs Dan Healey, Joseph
Vesterman, Harlan and Rex Lowe I
nj Charles Harris.
DIR. and Mrs Fl. A MoreIand and Il
tile son of Cairo were in the CITY
asst evening and attended the supper
Tiyen for the benefit of the Meth
dist church.
Mrs. James Cannon and Mrs Julia |
lincoln, both of Tamms. mother and
lister of Mrs. T. A Cannon spen;
few days with Mr. Cannon and
amily, leaving yesterday for their
ONE. Mrs. Cannon accompanied
hem to Cairo.
Mrs. Gladys DeVore who is visit
lg relatives hire left yesterday for
,!mstead where she will spend few
avs.
Harry Hood of Cairo was in the
'ty on business yesterday.
Among the Cairo visitors yester-
av We're Mesdames George Belts,
rank Handley, w. A. Wall, John
zip and Misses Mary Browner, Fan
ie Confines and Hazel Curren.
Mrs W A. Victor, Miss Myrtle 7
artlcson and Mrs, Fred Gaunt and 4
aildren all Of Grand Chain spent II
esterday shopping in the city.
Mannon Bankson of Pulaski was 5
j the city Tuesday on business.
Hunter Rouse Of Memphis, spent 4
few hours Wednesday evening \
18th his uncle and aunt Mr.. and q
IRIS. John Armstrong. He has been &
business and visiting 4
aiatiyes at Charleston, Mo.