The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-02-27
MOUND



tary to her guest. Miss lnez Rice OF
Nation. The affair was very in
formal and the evening was spent al
cards. AT the conclusion OF the
fames the hostess, assisted by MIS-
1. c. Stophlet, served 4 dainty lan-
cheon. s..
Alrs. Margaret Crntchfield. OF
.Csiro, is visiting her sister, Mrs
iIerbsy- Stevenson, OF Main street
and Railroad avenue.
Mrs. II. NJ. Smith. Mrs, E. P. East
erday AID MIR. and Mrs. c!s4c
llEchsy. attended a meeting OF tie
Eastern Star Chapter in Cairo Tues
day night.
Nina Pearl Unger. who has benn
visiting her aunt, Mrs William Mar
tin, Dr., returned TO her home Mt
America Wednesday.
r. NJ. Batson left Wednesday for
New Orleans where he will spend
few davs after which he will go to
Houston, Texas, TO take an examlha-
ton for engineering and where ne
expects 10 locate. His family VII.
remain here till spring.
AIR. and AIrs. Harry sheerer re-
moved their household effects 10.
Cairo Wednesday, where he has 4
position in q store near 3sth ard
Sycamore streets He has been en-
ployed the past four years as as
sistant agent at the Big Four stn-
ton here and resided in the Mead.
stins cottage on Pearl street
Affs. Carrie Spence went 70
Mounds wednesday, where she spent
tho, dky at the bedside of Mrs. Al
bert Spence, who Is seriously III OF
,rneumonia.
Miss Florimel Hutchinson spert
Wednesday afternoon with friends
d. Mounds.
Mics Minnie Lewis. Of America
was shopping here Wednesday,
The Boys and Girls basket ball
teams Of Lowell school Will play the
Boys first team and the Girls Sec
orid team OF Cairo in that city, Fri
day evening. Efforts are being made
TO have a special car TO convey the
local teams and those who attel 1
from this city to Cairo.
Mrs. NJ. ]. Hurst and Mrs. II. =.
ffandiey spent Wednesday afternoon
with friends at Mounds.
Mira Raymond Leeweight. of
Mounds. and Miss Laura Calvin. Of
Pulaski, were guests Of Mrs. Samuel
Siieerer, Of Pearl street, Wednesday.
Miss Mary Anna Sheerer and her
brother, Calvin sheerer, Joe Martin.
CLYDE Cation and Fred Wehrenbcrg
attended a mask ball given In
Orange hall at Villa Ridge, Tues
day evening, Miss sheerer imperson-
ated an indian girl. while Fred
Wshreuberg and Calvin sheerer
were COW Boys. Miss sheerer visit
"a her cousin, Miss Floy Dour at
viils Ridge.
Mrs. William Higgerstaff is quite
Ill At her holue al Mounds.
Mrs. Henrietta Clanton and Mrs
Jesse Carson are III at their homes
at Mounds.
Milton Burns. Is confined to his
doule or Poplar street with a severe
case 81 tohsilitis.
The dance given Under the all
spices Of the Nite society as finale
to its pleasant gatherings before
Lent. wss q most enjoyable affair.
This event was held In Perks ana
lfiSsin2' hall Monday evening and
was largely attended. 1t was given
under .he direction 81 Mrs. Harry
Iawler, who wishes to thank the
several ladies' who contributed The
music aud those who attended thus
contributing to the success Of this
affair. The net receipts for na
evening were SASS.
Mrs Hoy N. Adams was selette,,
for the role of Martha Washington
ahd presided exeellently in that ca.
DAolty at the Washington supper
given BY the Ladies Aid society o.
the Congregational church In tn,
ball at the Blum block Tuesda,
evening. The three tables we're ar
tistically decorated, one with flags
another with .hatchets and the othe
WITH cherries. Each guest wa
bresDn.ed With small silk flag an,
4 e5iIg o. cherries. rs favors. ol
one Table pretty centerpicce wa
formed with a miniature cherry lie
and & figure OF George Wasbin Ito
IN the act Of chopplng 1t down. Al,
other csntefpleee WIS a candlalabr;
around waieh were piled cherries
Tho Loyal Daughter class OF tn
tsdhsrasatlonal Sunday school ha,
I candy booth which was also pref