The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-02-20


Lowell high school were distributed
yesterday and show the following
rank: Senior class-Joe O'Sullivan
first, Ray Armstrong second: junior
class--Fred Williamson first, James
, Motley second sophmore class
Lena Westerman first. Albert OSul-
Ivan second; freshman class
Wayne Mount first, Cecilia 81 suit.
van second. To correct al slight
mistake in last months report it is
stated that Hershsl Eichhorn held
second place in the junior class.
On account of the county teachers
meeting which will be held at Lowell
high school today and tomorrow all
schools in the city have been dis
missed for the remainder of the
week
Tie high school students met en-
masse in the assembly hall Monday
evening and enjoyed an evenings
festivities in honor of Howard and
Emmett Swisshelm, two of the
students who in the near future will
make their home at Portsmouth, O.
Games and music occupied the first
hour, after which, in unique way,
partners were chosen and grand
march terminated in the discarded
athletic room in the basement,
where q sumptuous spread con-
sisting of chicken, ham sandwiches,
pickles, olives, fruit and an ice
course, was served Toasts were
given by several students and How
ard was presented large high
school pennant by the basketball
team, Of which he was a member.
The affair was chaperoned by Super
intendent Clarence Selby and Prin-
cipal Miss Mary Robinson.
The basketball game between the
local team and Union Academy held
in the athletic hall Tuesday evening
resulted in a victory for the acad-
envy It was very interesting
game.
Rev NJ B. Baker returned yester-
day from Belknap, where he has
been assisting in an evangelistic
meeting at the Methodist Episcopal
church While there he attended a
dinner given in honor of the fifty
ninth birthday anniversary of Mrs.
w. L, Williams. The affair was =
surprise in which Mrs. William $
husband. daughter, Mrs. David
Mains, of Karnak, and son, H. o.
Williams, of Centralia, were the
promoters, The table was beautiful
with q large cake, on which. fifty
mime candles were lighted. gracing
the center
Miss Blanche Normant and R. RI.
Moss were married at he home of N.
c. Horn, at Holloway, KY, at $3.50
O'Clock yesterday afternoon by Rev.
NJ. b. Baker, of this city. There
were about sixty guests present and
sumptuous dinner was served after
the ceremony.
The Ladies Aid of the Methodist
Episcopal church met yesterday af-
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Perks, and after completing some
work they adjourned and went in a
body to the home of Mrs. Y. A..
Swisshelm on Hugh street, where
they took that lady, who was in the
midst of her packing, completely by
surprise. The president, Miss Mae
Hawkins. in very pleasing speech
presented Mrs. Swisshelm with a
beautiful salad fork from the Ladies'
| Aid. After composing helself the
guest of honor responded. She has
been very valuable member of this
society and her work and cheerful
lcountenance will be sadly missed
when she leaves for her home al
| Portsmouth. Ohio.
| Mrs. George schuler. Jr., and son,
Edward, of Mounds. were in the city
visiting relatives yesterday.
Mrs John Calhoun, of Grand
Chain. was shopping here yesterday,
Miss Ida Johnson and Miss Mildred
Jaecard left yesterday for st. Louis
4 where they will make the spring