The Cairo bulletin., 1913-10-02

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Mrs. Anlon Giltz who has been
visiting in Mounds, H., has re
turned home.
Glenn Lark has gone to Searcy
Ark, where he and his brother, Ed
Lash will run a picture show.
OHM f. Gray and family of Co
lumbus, KY, have moved here and
have rented rooms from Mrs Sue
| Bridwell.
Mrs. A. J. Baird who has been in
Richland, Mo. for several weeks with
her father who has been seriously
i'll is at home again.
Miss Rose Eberhard of Gran, ha.
returned TO Charleston and accept
ed position with the Enterprise.
Miss Bess Still who has been Wis
iting in Kansas City, has returned
home
Mr.. and Mrs Stroll of Ohio, have
moved here. Mrs. Stroll will be as
sociatcd with Civil Engineer Ber-
| the.
F.. d. Lair is in Evansville Ind.
to purchase goods for the Christmas
holiday trade.
Bailey Wilkerson has gone to
Georgia to visit his brother, Ford
He will spend few days in Men-
phis, Tenn, on business.
81 Smith, OF Cape Grardeau.
spent few days here last week.
Mrs. Dan Glenn and Miss Mary
Letter Webster, OF Union City.
Tenn, are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs, A. w. story. They came to at
tend the Loebe-Story wedding.
Mrs Chas Wilson shopped in
Cairo Monday
Mrs. Leonard Hewlett and daugh-
ter Miss Ezelle spent Monday in
Cairo.
Me-dames Levi Danforth and r.
L. Lemons are in st. Louis this
week.
Miss Myrtle McFadden of Bel
mont, was here for the Loebe- Story
wedding.
Mesdames Chapman and Hulit
have just returned from trip to
ST. Louis,
John A. Rhodes has returned
from st. Louis where he went to
consult a specialist.
h llerschell Drinkwater has been
the guest of tho State fair manage
ment of Sedalia.
Miss Mary Laird returned Satur-
day after months visit in Illinois.
Rev. and Mrs p. G.. Thogmorton
have returned from Jackson where
they attended the Methodist confer
ence. Mr.. Thogmorton has been re-
turned to this church much to the
great pleasure OF his church and the
people OF the town,
The Ladies Aid of the Presby-
terrain church had very pleasant
social meeting Tuesday afternoon
at the home Of Mrs. Chas Wilson.
Mesdamos Eaton and Stroll were
visitors, A dainty lunch was served
! William Frieze and Miss Ethel
Slack, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Lloyd Slack were married Friday in
Morley
| The D. A. r chapter had their
| first meeting for the season on sat
urday afternoon at the homo of
| Mrs. r. J Johns Quite number
of the members were present. An
Interesting paper was read by Miss
| Mary Anderson. At tho CONCLUSION
Of the business program social
hour was spent Rock being the di-
version. Later a salad course was
| served
| Saturday afternoon Miss Anna
Doris Crenshaw gave "Miscel-
, laneous shower" in honor of Miss
| Mary Loebe.
Ferns and goldonrob were used
very effectively to decorate the
rooms \ salad course with hot
chocolate was served Some twenty
guests were present
very pretty home wedding was
/ solemnized Monday morning. Sept
29th at $3.50 O'Clock at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs Simon P Loehe when
/ they gave in marriage their daugh-
ter, Mary, TO Ernest Albert Story
Rev A. J. Baird, pastor of the Chris.
tian church, said the impressive
T ceremony which made them man
and wife For the occasion the
? rooms thrown open to the guests
( were artistleally decorated with
ferns and goldenfod. Mrs Oar
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