The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-04-15
MOUND CITY

The Wcmans club met al the
home Of Mrs. Fred Hood on Third
AMI Poplar streets Monday after
noon. Mrs. W. T. Parker presided.
Mrs. John Armstrong occupied the
recording secretary's chair and MRS.
{. f. R!chey wa spondinS sec
! re.ary III the ahsence Of those Off
ce-s. Roll cali was answered with
! quotations from Goldsmith. Mrs.
| William Mertz read 4 paper entitled
Song Birl Is" Mesdames ii. 4. Ma
son and Lon Shelton rendered a
yc.ce duct anu Mrs Thomas Higgins
read caper. Several members
were reported i'll, among them be-
ing Mrs. W. ". Houeh. Mrs. ]. y.
Plankenship. Mrs William Mont
ecmGry. Mrs Cliff compton and
Mrs. Z. F. Eaattrday Under the di-
REQ ton of Mrs. Thomas Higgins, act
! ing musical dircct,Css. several piano
solos were rendered. The elub viii
inject Monday afternoon, April 20,
al the home of Mrs. Lon Shelton on
} Walnu. street instead of with Mrs.
]. B. Biankenship, whose illness
compeis the change.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Dougherty re-
, turned Monday from Joppa, H.,
where they have been visiting rela-
, tives.
, Miss Rowena Ollie spent Sunday
, with relatives at villa Ridge.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas H. Whitsett
. spent sunday afternoon with Thorn
a. Mckinney, who is recovering from
: an oDeration at RondurQnt hospital.
Paul Darragh returned to Jack
sonvillc. Ill.,, Monday, where he is
attending Illinois College. He spent
the Easter vacation with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs Henry Darragh
Of Peal street.
Miss Avis Curren, who is a stu
dent at ST. Mays of the Woods
Ind, is visiting her parents Mr.. ano
| Mrs Charles Curren during tn,
Easter season.
Mrs. Grace Thompson and da1gh
ter Anna Elizabeth. Of Murphysboro
ILL.,, and Everett Pate OF Fornfelt
! Mo-. are guests of Mr. and Mrs. DIV
Pate and family of Commercial ave
nue.
Mrs. H. II. Beverly and Mise
2 Loretta and Helen Collins wcr
Q cairo visitors yesterday
9 Mrs. Thomas Clancy of Vii;
2 Ridge, was shopping here Monday
. r. II. Hawley was in Cairo Mon
6 day on business.
: Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Waugi
: were among the Cairo visitors Mon
= day.
: John Cook of Olmsted transat,ct
. business here Monday.
q Mrs, r. l.. Elen and daughter
. Mrs. Belle Piland. were Cairo shop
= pers Monday afternoon.
. The Ladies Aid society of tn
. Baptist church will meet Wednes
. day afternoon with Mrs. Edwar;
= Dann at her home on Walnut an
= High streets.
!. DR. c ]. Boswell Of Mounds, wa
/. called IN consultation with Dr.. w
r. Wesenberg Monday evening Wit
regard to the condition of Mrs. W
W. Movers, who is not improving a
s, we'll as had been expected.
! Tt4 Ladies' Aid society OF TIL
{ congregational church will mee
{ with Mrs. Joseph Bue at her HON
/ IN Poplar street Wednesday after
j noon.
Mrs. j. Is. Blankenship, who In
been quite i'll at hCr home on Eae
- First street, is slowly improving.
Mrs George c. Trammcll VIZ
hostess to the members CT the Tue.
Law "asd club at her home on Scr
nd and Poplar streets Monda
ftcrnoon Necdiework was the d
tersion of the afternoon at the coL
clusion Of which the hostess serN e
delicious chatting dish lunch. sh
was asais ted at serving by Mrs. IL
zen E. St-phlet The club vii! me,
next TsCsday afternoon at the HON
of Mrs. George Neddgtine on FIJI.
street
Dance VII be given in Blum
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