The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-17
MOUND

The Iuneral OF KEY. Joseph Bulc,
,astor of the Congregational, church.
Who died Thursday evening, was
aeld at that church az I:15 O'clock
esterday afternoon. Rev. ]. II.
aunals. of the Congregational
shurch at Mounds. had charge of
the services. 1t was one of the
tergest funerals ever held in this
eity. The choir rendered several
beautiful hymns, both at the church
and at the grave. The Masonic
order and the l.. o. :. r. were well
represented The former perform
ing the last rites for the deceased
1t the grace, The out-of-town Odd
Fellows in attendance We're: G. r..
AFTER, J. p. Bosnian. F. f. Thurman,
r. J. Kuykendall, w. r. Oliver. W.
#. Gibson. Rodger Barbee, J. d.
eNeff, Harry Stout. F. l.. Harp,
James Hancock, Frank Finley, A.
Comings, 7. W. Landon, U. A. Cad
bois. P. Burnham of Stafford Lodge
No. 81 of Cairo, S. B. Ward, w. l..
Bristol. Alexander Lodge No. 224 OF
Cairo, Harry Davidson of Madison
lodge, Madison, Ind, J. n Stahl-
heber. II. P. Stahlheber, f. c. Weiss
enborn, w. o. Talley, F, A. Bartle-
son, ]. o. Evers. II. J. Holman, J.
A. Lewis, w. w. Metcalf, W. J.
Davidson and !. A. Crecelius OF
Florida Lodge No. 56S of Grand
Chain, Joseph Gamble, Dan Beh-
rent. c, c. Davidson, Martin Me-
Bride, Thomas Clancy, John Littell,
H. c. Hogendobler and w. ]. Mat
this of Meridian lodge OF villa
Ridge. The out-of-town Masons
present were: Dan Prindle of vii
la Ridge, Fl. weisenberg of Valley
Recmse, T. N. Kafraker of Mounds,
w. j. Lewis, Harry Moore. John
Porterfsld and H. B. Eshleman of
Pulaski. Those who acted as pail
bearers from the parsonage to the
church were: A. w, Williamson, #.
J. Kinney, Charles Britton, Charles
Curren, J.. E. Beaver, Robert
Arnold, George Trammel, l.. d.
|stophlet, w. r. Jaccard. ". NJ Har-
ris. George Beetts and P. G. Willard.
The pail bearers of the Masonic
order. who took charge of the re-
mains when leaving the church,
were: e. T. Snyder, Ed sheerer,
Fl. A. Mason, George Martin. A. L.
Compton, F. w. Handley, L. A.
Murphy and Charles Gaunt. There
|were many beautiful floral designs
which attested in part to the esteem
in which he was held by his many
friends
Mrs. A. Comings, of Cairo. and
Mrs. r. S. Pollok, Mrs. George
Sitter, Mrs. Robert Camp, Mrs
Claude Johnson and Miss Antionettf
Fischer, OF Mounds, attended the
funeral of Rev. Joseph Buie, which
was held yesterday.
The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist
Episcopal church will meet with
Mrs. L. c. Perks Wednesday after,
noon.
The Ladies' Guild OF st. Peter:
Episcopal church will meet at the
home of Mrs. ]. C, Anderson Wed
nesday afternoon.
The Ladies' Aid of the Congrega.
tional church will meet Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs w. s. Sander.
son.
L. A. Swisshelf left last night for
Porthmouth, Ohio, where he viii
soon be Joined by his family, who
make that city their home. Ills
daughter, Miss Lucille, and two lit.
tie daughters, Dorothy and Eleanor
and son, Emmett Swissheim, wiil
leave Tuesday for Portsmouth.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Stout ars
the parents of baby boy. who ar.
rived Saturday.
Ira Finley, who is visiting friend,
at Hamilton, Ohio, is expected home
this evening.
| Miss Laura Blanchert, of Mounds
spent yesterday with Miss Allie
McGilI.
i The members of the Epworth