The Cairo bulletin., 1914-03-01

Or An-ii WERE pf<-tHt ~ una meet
ing OF Tri-city Eneampment No. iai
III. O. .. f.. In its nall here Wednes.
Idly evening. There were five can,.l-
dates for Initiation. among them
lAdrain Schneider. cf this city. The
lothers consisted OF three from
Mounds and one from Cairo. Follow
Hing the regular work of the evening
and the initiation social time was
en- joyed. Among the out-of town at
ltandants were A. W. Comfort and +.
E. Thurman. of Cairo, Edward John
!son, OF Mounds and j. W. Walker.
lof Olmsted. The encampment meets
THE second and fourth "Wednesday OF
each month.
Mrs. Alva Smith is quite i'll at her
homo on Poplar street.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. DeVore spent
lThurSiay afternoon with thar
daughter, Mrs. W. D. Harris. 1T
Mounds.
Mrs. f. p. yesterday and Mrs. ".
AZ Dorgherty were Ctliro visitors
Thursday afternoon.
Judge and Mrs. w. A. Wall enter
tanned few friends at six oc.Cck
dinner dinner at their home on East
First and High streets. Thursday
Following the dinner the guests en-
joyed music in the parlors. This is
the first social affair la the Wa.ia
beautiful residence which was Only
recently completed. The guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. William
son, Mayor and Mrs. VI. +. Browncr
and Attorney and Mrs. George Z.
Martin. OF this city, and Mr.. AID
Mrs. +. n. Karraker, of Mounds.
Rev. and Mrs. NJ. b. Baker were
thegueSts OF Rev. and Mrs. NJ. -
Loar, at dinner, at their homo in +,
Cairo, Thursday evening.
Attorney George L. Martin at
tended court in Cairo Thursday and |
Friday,
News has just reached here OF the :
birth Of a baby girl to Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Kaine, at their home at Du
Quoin recently. Mrs. KANE was
Miss Pearl Margroye and resided in
this city few years ago when her
father, Rev, w. ID. Margrove, was
pastor OF the Methodist Episcopal
church here. I
Miss Iona Bowers was hostess 10
tho True Blue" class of the Metho- !,
dist Episcopal Sunday school, at her
home on Main street Friday eyen-
Ing. The evening was spent in an
old fashioned taffy-pull which was
enhanced by hoping corn and play
ing games. The class decided rs
motto Loyal Workers" during the
evening, Several musical selections
were rendered by the members. The
class members present were Miss !,
Lillian Hantoek teacher. and Syl-
via Carr Helen and Loretta Collins. |
OnA Shelter, Lolita Pate, Agnes and
Mary Schiller, Beulah Parker ami |
Thelma Burns. In addition to the |
me1 bers Genelle Lowe, Eunicc Coul- !
ter and Wanda Rushing also had the
pleasure of being among the guests,
Rev, A. NJ. Ellis, pastor OF the
Presbyterian church OF Cairo. will
deliver an address on Americas
Socia Evils" at the Mems meeting
which will be held in the Methodist
Episcopal church, Sunday afternoon.
Special music will be rendered by
the male quartette.
Mrs. Belle piland of Poplar
street, had as her guests Friday,
Mrs. Peter Zenner, Mrs Bud Muda
and Mrs. Samuel Miller, of Barlow
Ky.
Mrs. l.. D. Stophlet and Mrs. II. {.
Rice and daughter, Lorena, visited
the formers sister, Mrs. William
Bigerstaff, at Mounds. Friday.
Miss Irene pampln is Ill at her
home on First Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Richey. II. A.
Mason. Clyde Cation and Deputy
Sheriff, Edward Parker. Were
Mounds visitors Friday.
William Tanner, of Barlow, KY,
was in the city on business Friday.
Mrs. Sarah Shoenfeldt and sister,
Miss Henrietta Mason. have return
I'd home from Mounds where they
lavo been visiting the formers
Mrs. Irving ConnelI. Miss
Mason, who was seriously i'll Of
while there, has quite re-
'oyercd
A wedding which win cause much
surprise to the friends and acquaint-
lnces of the principals, took PLACED
1t the homo of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred ,
3oren on upper Main street at 81
o'clock Saturday evening, when Miss
Hazel Alice Boren and William /.
3accus were married by Rev. r. w.
lafrt an nacfor of tho Ton rrraga npal