The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-08-22

daughter, Mrs. Robert Arnold and
daughter Christie May, of Fourth
street will leave this morning for
Paducah and Mr. Arnold will go
this afternoon on the steamer Rap
ids.
Sheriff Charles E. Wehrenberg
left Wednesday evening for Geneva,
H., where he will place Blanche
Howard, the 17-year-old negress in
the training school Tor girls. Mrs.
Wehrenberg accompanied them and
she and her husband will spend the
remainder of the week in Chicago
Among the Cairo visitors Wednes-
day evening were T. y. Karraker
and Miss Antoinette Fisher of
Mounds. and Lawrence Mulroney,
William Montgomery, Florence
|O'Sullivan. Mr.. and Mrs. G. f, Rich
ey. daughter Averil and Miss Hattie
Hawley OF this city
Miss Lucille Swisshelm and her
sister, little Miss Eleanor returned
home Wednesday from Portsmouth
and other points in Ohio where
they spent the summer.
Miss Bernice Biggs left Wednesday
for Grand Chain where she viii
visit relatives.
Misses Bessie Jones and Anieta
Tauber of Cairo, We're guests of Mr..
and Mrs Carl ParKman, Wednesday.
4 Master Richard Jones will remain
Tor few days.
Mr.. and Mrs w. S. Sampson and
laughter, Miss Violet returned homo
"Wednesday from Joplin, Mo,
where they spent the past ten days.
DR.. ]. G.. Boswell of Mounds.
' transacted business here Wednes-
lay.
Mr. and Mrs Claude Stout and
amily left Wednesday for Vienna
0 attend the Johnson county fair.
Miss Sadie Richard of st. Louis
arrived Wednesday to visit Miss
Helen Wilson of Fourth street She
viii attend school this winter in
ICairo.
Mrs. Charles Wenrenberg, Jr., and
daughter Miss Lucille were Cairo
visitors Wednesday morning.
Misses Ida Johnson and Mildred
Jaccard will leave soon for Chicago
where they will make purchases of
fall and winter goods for Miss John
Ison's store.
| Mrs Ed Strohm OF Cairo spent
| Wednesday with Miss Minnie Boyd
| If Commercial avenue.
Mrs l.. H. Proctor of Cairo was
he guest of Mrs, A. L. Compton,
| Wednesday.
A number OF our young men form
d a stagg party and attended tbs
lance at Titus hall at Mounds Tues
lay evening Those of the party
we're: Boots Capoot, Stung Darragn
Swipes Darragh, Depot Malone, Gyr
Curren, Shnola Sheehan, Froggi.
Ross, Nanny Poindexter. Speedy
Belts and Jonesy Schiller. The
party was chaperoncd by 81 Perkins
Gregory Miller and Slick Dougherty
furnished the music.
Carl Robinson, representing thu
Illinois College Of Jacksonville, III.
was in the city Wednesday on bust
mess and while here visited two for
+ inner students, Nile Jaccard and Pau
Darragh.
Mrs, Ellen lIolshouser OF Dongalo
is the gust of her niece, Mrs. Harr.
poore Of Pearl street
Mrs. NJ. Murphy and Miss Cori
Fullerton left Wednesday for ST
: Louis where they will spend a few
days purchasing goods for Mrs. Muir
/, Dhy's dry good store.
: Mrs. G.. c. Arey and and daughte
: Vera. OF Cairo, spent Wednesda,
= with Miss Lillian Johansen.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Schnarre an
Rudolph Schparre of America an
: C. A. Schnarre of Levings, were i
\ the city on business Wednesday,
&. Miss Josephine Wehrfritz who ha
d been i'll of brain fever in st. Loui
hospital is improving She is con
sdered out of danger.
=. The social given by the ladies al
. of the Congregational church, a
q Mrs. j. K. Fullerton's residenc,
3 Tuesday evening netted the societ
= about $50.
II A, l.. Compton went to Vienn
Wednesday to attend the Johnso
countys fair
is Mrs. j. l.. Mcclure was a Cair