The Cairo bulletin., 1912-05-18
MOUND CITY :
xgsy OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

| MIS- b, +, ltley, MeSSfs. IorilS
Bean and JOS Smith OF Belknap,
who haze been at the bedside of Mrs,
Martha Adams who suffered stroke
of brain paralysis at her home Oil
Commercial avenue Tuesday morn
ing left Thursday afternoon for
their home. Mrs. Smith will remain
her e. Mrs Adams is still uncon-
SC aous and no hopes Of her recovery
arr entertained
Mrs. r. B. Goe and daughter, Miss
Uulia OF Mounds were shopping in
the city THURSDAY
Miss Mildred Hinkle, Mrs, Rus
ttsell and Mr.. Bradford Of the Trac-
ntion company Of Cairo came up
< Thursday morning in a launch and
II spent few hours at the electric and
II water plant in this city and while
i here they visited Mrs, II, A Mason
at her home on Commercial avenue
where they enjoyed luncheon OF
delicious strawberries and cream.
They also took several pictures of
the water works and electric plants
while here.
| Mrs G. e. Arey and little daugh-
tier Vera, of Cairo, were visiting
Friends and shopping here Thursday
William OSulivan, VIM. Fitz-
agerald and VIM Martin, Jr. left
Wedr esday eeyning for St Louis
where they have employment.
Mrs. c. A Griffith of Third and
Poplar street is seriously ill.,
Misses Margaret Nesbtt and As-
les Cahill also Messrs. Hodge Han
Geek and Arthur Belts attended a
lance at Mounds Thursday evening.
Geo. T. Ashby attended the mer-
,hants festivities in Cairo today
The Mound City band rendered
music for the occasion.
| Mrs w. J HARRISON of Second
.treet is improving after a severe Ill
ness.
4 The Ladies Bible class of the Con
,regattonal Sunday-school was enter
Itained by Mrs JOS Buie at her
lnome on First and Poplar streets
| Thursday evening The study period
vas devoted to End Timothy and this
proved very interesting Hebrews
Twin be the topic for discussion a,
he next meeting which will be held
| the home of Mrs. A. w. william
on on June 4th Mrs. Buie served
ce cream and cake and following
be study hour the evening was
| pent in social conversation. Thos-
resent were Rev. and Mrs. Buie
Nesdamcs A. f. koontz, A. w VIII
hanson. Robert Arnold. T NJ. Ford
leo. Trammell, Grain, Carrie
spence, c. S. Britton, c. NJ Gaun
md L. D. Stophlet, Misses Lott,
'hittick, Kate Darragh, Minnie
BOYD, little Miss Alberta William
on and Prentice and Ivan Buie.
Gus Reichert OF Grand Chain
lanes Bartleson of Olmsted and Ma
| Rife of Pulaski were business call
| RS here Thursday
Miss Wolfe Meyer and Miss Ann
| Iagdalene Shelton were among tn
Iairo Shoppers Thursday
Mrs. Lucy Robbins OF HannIDa
No. arrived Thursday evening to visi
Ter mother. Mrs. VIM, Stern and 81:
ers, Mrs. Emma Schiller and MIS-
Lena Stern. This is Mrs. Robbins
lrst visit here since her maTriae
wo years ago.
- Mrs. W. 7. aPrker and dalgh'(
Miss Beulah returned home Wedne
day from Joppa where they ma
,pent few days with relatives
The ladies of the Baptist added
:" the church treasury about sl1o''
IS the result of the chicken pie 'su
10 per conducted by them in the chur'
| lining room wednesday anu
lay evenings.
" Mrs. Clara Estes of Wicklihe' n
w. s in the city for few days.
he Mrs. r. F. Cahill and MIS- NJ
Kinne5 attended the funeral OF 1t
H. Woods which took place IN
LOT Raphael's church at MOUNDS AT
as o'clock Friday morning REV. Mu
ere oour of this city officiated.
The Rhodes-Burford Furhlt'
company is making extensive
ar 1roycments in their store rooms
ere sample display room at the rear
Irs he store will be enlarged, the y
tion and the two windows at
ront of the building VIII De
who modelled and will be replaced W
left large plate glass window WI
she | .E