The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-09-03
CHARLESTON

Mr. and Mrs. HaffJ Bona nave
returned from Charleston, ILL.,
where they have been visiting.
Mr.. and Mrs Al Hulit and little
son are in st. Louis this week.
Hansford Rouse is spending the
week with his parents.
Mrs. Tanner and children OF
sikeston are the guests Of Mrs. A..
Pell.
Mrs. Rosenstine, Mrs. Rose Chap
nan. Willis and Helen Chapman
left Tuesday for st. Louis.
Mr. and Mrs Simon Loebo and
little daughter Dorothy left sunday
for Jackson, Mo, where they viii
run a picture show.
Everett Putnam has returned
from a visit with his parents in
Winston Salem, n. G,
A. f. Carkuff OF Cairo was here
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dewey and
son Dee, who have been the guests OF
Mrs. Fannie Clarkson, left sunday
for their home in Cairo.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Med Moifat OF
Chicago who have been visiting
their sister Mrs. Jennie Latimer
left Saturday for Rives, Tenn.
Mrs. A. B. BoySe and daughter
Ellen who have spent the summer in
Eminence, Ky, arrived home We'd
nesday.
Miss Vera Young spent the week
end in Cape Girardeau.
Melville Tricky Of Jackson is
here to visit friends.
Miss Florence Fowikes returned
Monday from Festus, NO, where
she has ben to visit her sister Mrs
James Sutton.
Mrs C. S. Louvre and da" ehtcT
OF Chicago are the guests of Mrs.
Charles Wilson on Cypress street.
Messrs. Ed Rutrect and John
John Schultz OF St. Louis. were the
guests of Misses Myrtle and Carrie
McFaddin on Sunday.
Rev. Robert Cowan OF Frankfort,
Ky, preached in the Presbyterian
clprch last Sunday morning and
evening.
Saturday afternoon Garland No
Ian, Jr, at his home on Cypress
street entertained twenty-four OF
his friends with a party to cele-
hratc his fifth birthday. The guests
played games and the afternoon
was much enjoyed Dainty fayors
were given the guests An ice
course was served by Mrs Nolan
assisted by Mesdames George Hud-
son and Harry Drane.
Monday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. Berry, Mrs. Charles Wilson
entertained with a delightfully."- in
formal affair in honor Of her guest
Mrg. Lowrey and daughter of Chi
cage
Miss Evylin Goodin gave tw,
readings and Mrs. I.emans and Mrs
Wilson gave some vocal selections
which were much enjoyed Tn,
afternoon was spent with dainty
needle work.
A one course lunch as served tht
guests of whom there were thirty
Mrs. Ed Lash who was here fol
the funeral of her mother, Mrs
Lloyd, returned Friday to her HON,
in searcy Ark. Her sister Miss
Georgia Lloyd accompanied hcr
9Iome.
Miss Esther Marshall and he
guest Miss Dalton Of Jackson. ar,
the guests Of Miss Stella Shields a
Cairo.
Misses Martha Hewlett and Heller
Marshall left Tuesday for a week
visit in Olmstead Ill.
Mr. and Mrs G. w. Knight. 4
Keensbury, H., spent the first O
the week here with here With Nj
and Mrs. n G. Slack.
MI and Mrs. James LOOMS an
Il daughter Mary have returned froI
Michigan.
Mrs. Lloyd Slack and son Hen
dirk LETT Tuesday for Bonnie TER,
Mo.
Miss Callye Faust will leave FIR
day for Crowder wher she will begi
her school work on Monday.
Ike Smith of Wolf Island sper
the week end here
On Friday Miss Ella Grigsby {
Greenville, KY, was the honoree ;
"a pretty dinner given by Mrs. ST.
Hewlett. There We ten guests.