The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-02-03
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MOUND CITY

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The Missionary Society Of The
CONGREGATIONAL chuc.h. mct at Ii,
home Of Mrs. r. ". Burton on FRS,
and Poplar streets. Friday after
noon. The leader f7r the afternoon
*7s Mrs. r. \. Adams. This was
tto first of three meetinrs ~
which New America" will be tn
subject ana the topic at this nee +
iirs covered the history of our
forefathers under the caption ne
ginning and Development. In
teresting papers wero read by Mos
danes G. {. Trammell, Edgar Mill
! er, R. n. Adams, T. NJ Ford, A. W.
Williamson. Joseph Buie ald II. y.
Palmer The hostess ser ed de
licious luncheon. Th members
present were Mesdames NJ Ford.
William Ashbaush, ar Miller,
A. f. koontz. r. w. rton. 4. ".
Williamson. ]. S. Mi err. r. y.
Adams, Joseph Buie, G. c. Tram
nell aud l.. NJ. Palmer.
Miss Elsie Rodman has had as
her guest this week, Mr.. ami Mrs.
Dawson Ferris of Vienna, and Louis
Reber, of Indianapolis. They spent
Thursday night and Friday in Cairo.
Mrs. Alexander Moore, o. Kanka-
kee AMI Mrs. John English and Mrs.
Henry McCabe, of Cairo, spent
Thursday with Mrs. Fred Hoffman.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Curron at
tended the shows in Cairo Friday
afternoon.
Charles Rushing was Cairo Wis
itor Friday.
The Friendly bible class of the
congregational church will meet at
the home of Mrs. Robert Arnold on
Fourth street Tuesday evening. Mrs. |
Carl Miller is the appointed leader |
aud the subject for the evening is |
Esther"
A very interesting program was
rendered at the Mound City high |
school Friday Afternoon. Orations |
were delivered by Alma Schiller,
"A Nations Neglect Herschel |
Eichorn, Parcel Pose" Hugh Mes
bit. Motion Picture;" Frederick |
Williamson, "The Automobiles" AL |
bert O'Sulivan, THE Panama Ca
nal. Next Friday afternoon the |
other members of the senior class
will take their places on the pro-
gram. Parents and friends of the |
young people are invited to be
present. These are worthy efforts |
IN the part of the students and they |
need the encouragement of an in /
terested audience.
The double header basket ball |
game at the Athletic hall Friday |
evening was well attended ard |
much interest and enthusiasm was |
manifested. The score for the girls |
game was 40 to 16 in favor of the |
first team. The game between the
Anna and Mound City Boys was IS
to II in favor of Mound City.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Methodist Episcopal church will
meet with Mrs. w. G. Parker, at her
home on Main street Wednesday al
ternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Grain and
children, of Villa Ridge, spent Sun
day with relatives here.
E. p. yesterday returned Satur-
da from St. Louis where he trans
acted business.
Mrs. Margaret Miller is quite i'll
at the lone of her daughter, Mrs,
Charles NJ. Gaunt, on Third street.
Miss Lillian Hancock's class of
the Methodist Episcopal Sunday
School will have Market" in
George Ashby's store Saturday af-
ternoOn.
W. T. Parker returned Saturday
from Bclleville where he spent a
few days visiting his son.
The Ladies Aid society of the
Congregational church realized $50 |
from the Market" given by its
members at Miss Ida Johnsons
store Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs, Harold Dills, of
Cairo, spent Sunday with relatives
here.
Miss Avis Curren left Sunday
evening to attend school at "St.
Mary's of the Woods. Ind She
was accompanied by her sister, Miss
Hazei Currcn, who will visit some
of her former college mates there.
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