The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-06-26
MOUND CITY

| cry. ne II Gh4AFA ahe, hANAaA = %
His wife and two Rieees, Miss Flo
Welson of villa Ridge. and Mrs.
Fred Mautz of EldOrado. are at his
bedside.
| Miss Rose OSulliyan entertained
with six o'clock birthday dinner
al her home at Third and Walnut
streets last night. A four course
luncheon was served by the hostess
sisters. Misses Anna and Cecilia
O'Sullivan. A centerpie'e of carna-
tions decorated the table and carna-
| tions were given TO the guests as
| fayors. The evenings entertain
ment closed with music. The guests
| were: Misses Blanche and Julia
| Schuler. Avis Curren, Mary Null
roney. Elizabeth Peller and lneZ
O'Sulliyan of this city. margarine
Fisher of Mounds. and Hazel Grip
| pen of Cairo.
Joseph Lutz is making several i'm
provements on his residence prop
| erty on First street. The improve
ments include a concrete wax
around the residence and in front
Of the property. and an ron fence
Mrs II. b. Meyer of Chamita, New
Mexico. Mrs. Eva BOWLING of :
Louis. Perks and Higgins and John
| SchuIer of this city, all Of whom
own property on this street, are con
templating following the eXampi'
set by Mr. Lutz.
1t has been learned that Lowell
| High School has been placed on me
list of accredited schools Of the
| university at Urbana, to extend for
one yea beginning July /, the
school having met all requirements.
As result. Herschel Eichhorn,
who recently passed the county eX.
animation for the scholarship OF
Illinois University will not have &c
| take the entrance examination
which is required of schools not On
the accredited list. Mr. Eichhorn
| will take a four-year agricultural
| course on his scholarship.
J. NJ. Meyer, proprietor OF the
Palm theatre has been makins
numerous improvements in the in
terror of the theatre. A gallery wa4
recently built and will be enlarged
when a partition at the rear of tn
lobby is moved nearer to the front
of the building. This will be dora
IN the near future and will give the
| theatre a seating capacity Of 500.
| The stage has been enlarged and il
is due to this Improvement tina;
persons who have been enjoying the
"perils of Pauline" serial story
which is being shown, have the
| pleasure of seeing this drama on a
much larger screen, which was used
for the first time Wednesday even
ine.
Mrs. Nelson Pelly and children.
| Mendell and Margaret Marie, of Mt
Carmel. are visiting the former
sister, Mrs. William Davis, of this
city and friends in Cairo.
| Mrs. Il. c. Williams who has
been quite I'll at her home on
IFourth street IS improving.
Walter Mulroney has returned
from st. Meinard's College at st.
Meinard, Ind. and will spend the
summer with his mother, NJ s. Mary
Mulroney at the St Charles Hotel.
Harry Perkins and Harry Settle
moir attended the meeting of tho
4 Masonic Lodge at Vienna Wedncs.
! day evening.
Miss Henrietta Greonwald AID
Miss Paraker OF Cairo spent We'd
nesday evening With Miss Dori
: Derr of Fourth street.
S. NJ. Battson and family ar
=. / moving to Cairo where they will re
- side.
r. J. Kuny of the Williamson
Mill and Lumber CO., returned yes
-. lerday from Buffalo, \. Y, wher
, he attended a convention of the Ma
, tional Wood Workers Association
-. Mr.. Kuny spent Sunday with tn
Williamson family at Lake Chau
+, tauqua, n. Y.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Malone of Cair
were the guests of Mrs Flo"enc
Malone OF Main street yesterday.
Mrs William Davis who has Ice
seriously i'll at her home on Mai
street is improving
i" Mrs. w T. Hayden has returne
from a visit with relatives at Oliv
Branch and Miller City.
III Charles Vernon, the infant so
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rushing
va quite i'll at their home on CONNIE
cial avenue.
Charles lns,o has returned fro
visit with friends at Helena, Ar