The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-10-22
MOUND CITY


Business was practically suspend
ed here yesterday during the hours
| of the funeral of Theodore NJ. Ford.
The services were in the Congrega-
tional church The floral offerings
| we're many and beautiful. The &C
tive pail bearers were L. c. Perks,
Hiram Calvin, Charles NJ. Gaunt
Robert Arnold, Charles Livesay. F
| ]. Kuny, w. T. Jaccard and f. A
Wilson, and the honorary pail bear
ers were R. D. Mathis, NJ. s, Brown
err, Thomas Boyd. G. ]. Murphy.
A. Waugh, IL. G. Carter, Adolph
Murphy, W s. Sandeson, L. u
Stophlet, W. ". Hough, Charles
Mertz, c. S. Britton, George Tram
mel and Charles Wehrenberg. Sr
Among the out of town people who
attended the funeral were Mrs. May
Rehkoph and Mrs. ", P. Gullett of
Paducah, Mrs Charles Wilcox OF
Sturgis, Ky, L. A. Wilson of Ne
tropolis, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Grain
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Welson anG
Edward Graves of Villa Ridge. A
w Merwin and Hiram Calvin o.
0lmstead Mrs. Harry Poor of Cairo
and Thomas Boyd of America. Tho
remains were inferred at Beech
Grove cemetery.
Russell Taylor OF Mobile, Ala
who has been visiting relatives here
left this week for Peoria. whore h
will take a course in the Horo ogica
department. of Bradley Polytechnic
school
Rev. and Mrs. William Peaso o,
'ersman. H.. Mrs. J. w. Cole and
FRS. George Keller spent Moudav
it'll Mr. and Mrs. William Bigger
aft at Mounds. Rev. Pease lef'
esterday for Metropolis whore h
ill visit relatives few days.
Mrs. Fred Hoffman returned las
night from Alton, where she ha
1een at the bedside of her sister
Mrs. Fred Shelf, who is critically
IL 1t is expected that Mrs. Shelf
condition will be sufficiently i'm
proved at the expiration of fort
night to remove her to the home Of
relatives in Cairo.
George Trammel left yesterday
or Decatur, where he will represent
Mound City lodge No. 1877, Knight
II Pythias at the Grand Lodge o
hat order. He was accompanied b,
Mrs. Trammel who will visit friend
there.
The standing of the pupils at
lowell high school is shown on tn
bimonthly report cards recently is
med for the first two months of tn,
emester. In the senior class Ere,
Williamson is first and Hazel Moy
9rs second; junior class. Lena West
'rman first, Albert O'Sulliyan second
sophomore class, Cecilia O'Sulliya1
irst, Victor Koontz second; fresh
nan class Mary Strawbridge first
Walter 0'Sulliyan second.
Miss Erma Belts viii leave today
or Carbonate where she will spend
he week end with Miss Margare
Nesbit, who is student at tn,
southern Illinois Normal University
She will attend the dedication
Anthony hall. and the reception
Thursday night.
Mrs Elisha Ashworth is serious
" i'll at her home on upper MAR
street.
NJ. j. Henley of Mt, Carmel, wa
he guest of Mr.. and Mrs. II. Y
Iandley Sunday.
The Camp Fire girls will mee1
friday evening at the home of Mis-
Nellie Harrison on Railroad avenue
Mrs. ". ". Freeze and children
Who have been the guests of Mr.. an,
Mrs. Adolph Murphy will leave to
lay for their home at Natchez
Miss.
Mrs. George Gum of this city
md Mrs. George Miller of Mounds
attended the theater in Cairo las
night.
Mrs. Robert Hurst of Pulaski
spent yesterday with Mrs. II. V
Handley.
W. T. Garrett, who has been il
at his home on Pearl street the past
week improving.
Miss Kate SCHUYLER, Miss Lewis ant
Miss Rena Grain of Mounds visite
Lowell high school Monday.
w. Leidigh and daughter Of Val
ley Reeluse were in the city yester
day
Misss Minnie Lewis and Miss Aim;
Unger of America were shoppinf
here yesterday.