The Cairo bulletin., 1913-08-17
MOUND CITY


ID a series of meeting to be held
this month and next They will
meet at Mounds today Sunday
| both in the morning and after
noon. The sessions will be held in
| the Congregational church and an
| interesting feature of the morning
| session viii be the march of the
members of the Baptist and Meth
odist Episcopal Sunday schools, TO
the church The morning session
viii be addressed by c. S. Miller of
this city and the local pastors. Rev.
NJ. b. Baker will address the after
noon ession. Other meetings will
be held as follows; villa Ridge Aug.
"a, Mound City Aug. % and 81, Pu-
laski Aug. 20.-Ullin Aug 2l and
Wetaug Sept. Z. The county Sun
day school convention will be held
at Grand Chain, Sept. IS and IA.
Mrs. f. c. Fletcher and daughter,
Helen, Mrs Otis Hudson and son.
Victor. of Mounds, were shopping
here last night.
Edward Freeman is the guest of
relatives and friends at Vandalia.
Miss Ella Mcbride. a sister Of
Notre Dame will be located at st.
Joseph's Parochial school in Cairo
the ensuing winter and will arrive
next week She was formerly
resident of this city and is now
known as Sister Sedastina. She
will be music instructor.
Mrs J. G. Anderson and son,
Douglas, left last evening for De-
troit, Mich, where they viii spend
few weeks with relatives.
Carl Partman has leased the w.
T. Kennedy bakery and will assume
charge Monday.
The ladies of the Baptist church
viii serve ice, cream, cake and sher-
bet in the church dining room Mon
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Wesenberg
left yesterday for their home in New
York City after visit of five weeks
duration with the formers parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Wesenberg of
Valley Recluse.
James Armstrong had the third
hnge" OF his left hand amputated
Yesterday as the result of an acct
dent at williamson & Kuny's mill, a
few weeks ago.
+. ellsworth of Barlow, KY, was
here on business Friday. Mr.. Dins-
worth will take his little daughter.
sallie, TO Cairo hospital next week
where she will undergo an opera
ton for a tubercular gland.
Prof. Clarence Shelby left yester-
day fo~ Danville. Ind, where he |
Will DO an instructor in an institute |
Miss I,elen Miller is slightly in
difpost- - HI home on Third
ST set
r-rn {. 'er entertained
few fro0.'s with a ride to the
Grange chic at villa Ridge Thurs
day evening. The trip was made in
wagon. The party was composed
Of Mrs. Jerry Lowe and daughter
Ienelle Mrs. M. Dalton. Misses Mel
lie Sweeney, Emily Fahrenholz and
Blanch Martin and Joe Martin.
The annual county teachers in
'titute which was held in the court
house this week closed yesterday af
ernoon The total enrolment for
he week was 100. This session was
me OF the most successful and profit
lble ever held. Miss Pearl Parter-
ield of Pulaski was a visitor yester-
lay afternoon. She is a teacher in
he Chicago schools. The teachers
examinations which follow the in
titute will begin Tuesday morning.
n Wednesday morning they will
certain Of the common branches and
Wednesday afternoon the work in
eading circle books for renewals OF
will begin. Thursday
will be devoted to sciences.
A. R. Matheny of Harrisburg, ILL.,.
las been employed as high school in
tructor for the ensuing term.
{. R. Ray of Senath, Mo. returned
ome yesterday after visiting Miss
Bertha Matlack of upper CONNER /,
lal avenue. Miss Matlock has also !
ad as her guest the past week, Miss |
rancis Smith of Karnak. who has I
cen attending the institute the mas,
Teek. I
William Fisher of st. Louis who
as been visiting H. c. Lawier and
'mily. returned to his home Thurs
ay. His niece, Miss Emily Fahren- e