The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-04-20


Ben Blum; aldermen-First Wata.
Daniel o'suilivan; Second WaMl. Z
kreitner; Third Ward. Al snyder.
Miss Ruth Sherer and Henry Ken
needy, both of this city. were quietly
married by Justice d. G. Craig in
his office Wednesday evening. April
9th. The bride is the only daugh-
ter CT Jno sherrer and the groom is
= son OF Airs. Emma Kennedy. Both
are we'll known young PEOPLE. They
will reside with the grooms mother
On Pearl street.
A marriage lcenye was issued
anril it'll 10 A. 7. Anterior, of Villa
Ridge, and Mrs. Mary McDaniels, o.
Cairo.
Jas W. Huber, of Mounds. and
Miss Gladys Moss, of this tity, =.
cured a marriage license Thursday,
April 18th. Miss Mess Is dalgh.
ter 81 q Z, Moss and the groom is
an cmploye OF the Illinois Central
railway 1T Mounds NJ IS Moss is j
atenographer in one OF the railroad
offices al Mounds.
Jno Maker, Of olmfed, IVES in
the city Wednesday on business.
Mrs. Robert Arnold and daughter.
Thriztic Mae, returned home Thurs
day from padueah. where thcy have
been visiting relatives.
Mrs ed sherrer and family who
haze been visiting relatives At
Mounds and Villa Ridge, returned
Tuesday
Mrs Harry Smith and children
shave returned from d visit with Mrs
Hareck Johnson at villa Ridge
i VIM Martin, Sr returned We'd
ncsday from St Louis, where he has
been visiting friends the past two
weeks.
Mrs Lee Wanura, of Valley Re-
cluse, was shopping in the city
Thursday
Mrs Morris and daughters. NJ sses
/ June and Julia. Of Cairo, were in the
, city a few hours Thursday enroute
to their home from Carmi, where
! they have been visiting.
Daniel O'sulliyan is confined ia
4 his home on account Of an operation
1 which was performed on his right
| knee by Drs. Willard and Hutchinson
/ Wednesday Mr.. O'Sulliyan has
/ been having trouble with the knee
for some time and while working OF
! The leyee during the recent siege h;
/ severely sprained it so that an oper.
alton was necessary. He will be Al
/ home about two weeks.
| Mrs. G w. Boyd and sister. Mis-.
/ Mollle Mcintyre. Of Grand Chain
were shopping here Thursday.
Ms Carrie Spruce and Misses
Frances and Mary Moss returned
Tuesday from Olmsted, where they
I have been the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs II. Calvin.
/ Miss Ava GiIbreath, milliner al
! Miss lda Johnsons store, returned
Wednesday from ST. Louis, where
she spent the past two weeks.
J Judge and Mrs w A. Wall arc
moving into the Spruce property,
| which they recently purchased
They will reside there during thu
erection of their new home on East
First and High streets.
Miss Mary Anna Sherrer went Il
Mounds Thursday, where she will
stay with her sister, Mrs. Earle
Giles, whose little son, Earl, is il
OF the measles.
Mrs. VIM. Martin, Jr.. has re-
turned home after a visit with rela.
tives at America
During the recent flood crisis the
Home Telephone company was
enabled to maintain their service in
| the city and Mounds by the fearless
ness of their operators, who re-
| NAMED at their posts. In this city
flour operators, a lineman and the
local manager did light housekeep-
ling in rooms adjacent to the tele-
phone offices and efficient service
was given throughout the city dur
ing the entire siege.
w. II. Brelsford, of Mounds. was
in the city Thursday on business.
Mrs Geo. Hayden and daughter.
Miss Lena, of Valley Reeluse. were
shopping in the city Thursday, the
latter remaining for visit with