The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-03-04
MOUND CITY

| tile of the "Kitkat Convention" q
the Con gregational church at tina
city THURSDAY evening OF this week
There will be two acts in which til,
first shows az rarlor prettily fur
nished and the second banque'
hall Between the acts there viii
be forty minutes OF fun and laugh
ter IN specialties and Professor
Lewis will present the mysterious
black art The following is the cas-
Iof characters Occult student, Mrs
d. c. Evers; Mother Goose, Mrs. f
A. Bartleson; Mary Quite Contrary
Miss Ruth Lewis; Miss Joe Candle.
Mrs. ] NJ Merchant Mrs Barting-
ton. president, w. j Davidson; Old
Glory, Mrs, Ray Weaver; New Wo-
man, Mrs w A. Victor; Mrs. Katz-
enjamer, Mrs j. A. Gaskel The
liner, Mrs, A w. Carr; Mrs Wigs,
Mrs Joe Gaunt; Ike Darlington.
Professor Gaskel; Samantha Allen
Mrs II. II. Newton; Beauty Special
list, Miss Minnie Gaunt; Silent Wo-
man, Mrs. Leila Calhoun.
Mrs. John Read attended a china
shower at the home of Mr. and Mrs
William Booth. on Thirty-fourth
street, in Cairo. yesterday after
noon. The affair was given in
lhonor OF the couples twentieth
avoiding anniversary
The Ladies Guild Of st. Peters
Episcopal church will meet Wednes-
day afternoon with Mrs. F. w
Handely instead of at the home OF
Mrs. Ira Finley as was previously
announced
Mr.. and Mrs Billingsly, of Poplar
street, are the parents Of ten
pound baby boy, who arrived yester-
day
Miss Nellie Mosley and brother,
Algia, returned Sunday evening
from Buncomb, H., where they at
tended a birthday dinner given In
honor of their grandfather. Mrs
! Mosleys daughter, Virginia, and
son, James, who were among the
forty-seyen guests present at the
dinner, will return home Wednes-
day.
Harry Armstrong, q. Cartervile
fspent sunday with his mother, Mrs
John Armstrong, of this city.
/ MIR and Mrs. George Hoopan, Of
upper Commercial avenue, are the
parents of baby girl, who arrived
YESTERDAY
/ Mrs. A. W. Williamson and Mrs
| H O. Williams, Of Centralia, who /,
the guest of Mrs. George Trammel
We're Cairo visitors yesterday.
Mrs. H. NJ Smith left yesterday
for Farina, ILL.,, where she will at.
tend to business in the interest OF
the O. f, S.
| Mr. and Mrs. Claude Smith, Of
Cairo. spent Sunday with the lat.
ter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Read
Mrs. Edwin f Fitch, of st. Louis
will leave today for her home, after
| a visit with her grand mother, Mrs
Jennie Adams, Of Third and Wesi
Main street
Miss Beatrice Pamplin and vii
liam Hale, Of this city, were mar
Tried SATURDAY, March 1 +, at the hons
Iof l. y Taylor, justice of the peac,
at Mounds They were accompan
led by Miss Tina Quinn and Albert
| Pamplin, brother of the bride. TIL,
bride is the eldest daughter of Mr.
land Mrs W F. Pamplin. OF FRS.
| street. The groom is employed as Z
! carpenter for the Illinois Contra
railroad at Mounds They will re
side in the Hough cottage on Mali
street in this city The home wa.
already furnished and they immed
lately repaired to it,
Mrs Fred Schoenfeldt left yester
day te visit relatives at Crane
chain
Little Miss Mary wehrenberg
who has been i'll OF diphtheria, ha
fully recovered The quarantine OF
/ the home has been raised.
Mrs James Flynn and Mrs. Johr
Edwards were Cairo visitors yester
day
Mrs W r. Holderby, of Cairo
was in this city yesterday in the in
terest of the IS. < II. Green Trad
ling Stamp Co.
J George Sitter. of Mounds. was IN
! the city Yesterday on business for
the Cairo Coffee and Tea Go.
Attorney Harry Hood. Of Cairo
was hers on business yesterday.