The Cairo bulletin., 1913-12-24
MOUND CITY


Miss Deulah Pace and W. II
Strattcn cf LaCenter Ky. were mar
ried at 2 O'Clock Saturday aftcrnoo'
ty Rev. NJ. b. Baker at the Metho
dis. Episcopal parsonage. The
were accompanied by few friends
Miss Minnie Roberts of Carbon
dale and Terrence Shaffer of Crane
Chain, were married by Rev. NJ. b
Baker at the parsonage at 2 o'clocl
Sunday afternoon. The wedding wa,
attended by Mir. and Mrs. A. l.
Compton and Mrs. c. A. Compton
acquantances OF the groom.
The men of the city are cordially
invited to attend the second month
ly meeCig Z fcy men at the Congrega
tional church at 2:30 o'clock Sun
day afternoon, December 2S.
Judge w. S. Dewey of Cairo, has
been secured by the committee tc
give the address Of the afternoon
There will be music by an orches
ira and male quartet The commit
tee in charge of this work consists
of Judge w. A. Wall, A. w. Viii
lamson and Supt. Clarence Selby
A Christmas program will be ren
der6G by the children of the Meth
odst Episcopal Sunday school il
the church Wednesday evening. One
of the features of the evening viii
be the Star of Bethlehem which, b.
the use of an electrical devise, viii
appear to rise and vanish. Much eff
fort has been spent in preparing the
program and in training the chill,
dren for their various parts and the
evening promises to be full of pleas
ure for those who attend, On ac.
count of the evenings entertain'
ment the weekly prayer meeting has
been dispensed with.
Joseph O'Sulliyan, who is attend
ing the University of Notre Dame a.
Notre Dame, Ind, arrived Saturday
to spend the holidays with his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel O'Sullivar
of Third street.
William Baker, who is high
school student at Alton, Ill, came
home Sunday to visit his parents
Rev. and Mrs. NJ. b. Baker durins
| the holidays. His sister, Virginia.
with whom he is spending the win
ter, will arrive his week 20 spcn'
Christmas here also.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Mathis an
son, Archie of Tamaroa are here II
visit their parents, Mr. and Mrs
Timothy O'Suilivan and DR.. an
Mrs. J. r. Mathis, this week. The
will return home Christmas day &C
companied by Misses Rose O'Sulli
van, Lucille Wehrenberg, Len
Westerman and Lois Schuler 70
whom Mrs. Mathis will have hous
party during the holidays.
Miss Edna Miller, who has a posi-
tion as bo0aFeeper for a firm in Nj
Carmel where she went six month
ago to reside with her grandmother
Mrs. Mary 4. Young, was brough
to the home of her pareE=e. Nj
and Mrs. J. S. Miller IN this cit
Sunday suffering from nertou
prostration. She was accompanie
by a friend, Ray Heffenbaugh G
Mt. Carmel. who spent the day here
| Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Rev will spen
| Christmas with his parents at NJ
tropolis.
Mrs. IT. c. Lavler and Mis-
Blanche Martin, Mrs Arch Mathi
of Tamaroa and Misses Doris Der
Inez and Rose O'Sullivan, Mrs. J.
IMcCune and daughter, Miss Lyli
Joe Martin and William Perks. 7
III. Hawley and daughter, Miss Ha
tie Havley were Cairo visitors Sat
Iurday evening.
The Woman's club contribute
S. toward the fund raised f
charitable purposes through the Q
forts of several Of the ladies hel
last week. At its meeting last wee
the club sent a vote of thanks to Y
IF, Crossley who so kindly donate
the lighting s6rvice Tor the thr1
light post which the club recent
installed in Fountain park. The ne