The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-07-29
MOUND CITY

MISS lara teIhS VI liit hIuSt,
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. c.
Perks Sunday.
Mrs. Il. S. Pollock and Mrs. lyal
Harding of Mounds We're shopping
here Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Birgil Payne of
Helena, Ark, are visiting with Mr..
and Mrs, Newton Balloon of Fifth
street. They will make this city
their future home. Mrs. Payne was
formerly Miss Pearl Dalton of this
city.
w. T. Glasscock, representing the
Koken Supply company of st. Louis,
was in the city Monday on business
Ernley Hayden Of Valley RecIuse,
made a business trip to Grand Chain
Monday.
Mrs. William Martin, ST., daugh-
ter, Miss Blanche, and son, Joseph.
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Martin at Cairo
Prof. Clarence Shelby of Valley
Recluse transacted business here
Monday
]. NJ Walker of Olmstead, will
leave Tuesday for East st Louis,
where he will reside.
Mrs, sam ChittiCk and Miss Essie
Kanney of Olmstead were shoppinS
here Monday
Charles Corzine AMI Miss Anna
Corzine went to Olmstead Monday
to visit with relatives,
Miss Lottie Chittick and Miss
Florence Hieman spent Sunday With
relatives at Olmstead.
Mrs J. NJ, Dishinger and Mrs
Frank Dauksch of America We're
shopping here Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Read and
daughters Velna and Lille returned
Monday from st. Louis where they
srent the past two weeks with Mrs
Reads mother, Mrs. Mary Ward
Harry Perkins and son Thoma,
spent Monday with relatives at
Vienna.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Neadstlnf
and family of Centralia are the
guests of Dr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Mathis
Mrs. A. l.. Compton, took a party
of young ladies for a picnic suppe,
near Mounds Monday evening. The
affair was given in honor of Miss
Margaret Nesbit who will leav,
Thursday TO visit with relatives In
the northern part of the state. The
trip was made in Mrs. Compton.
auto. Members of the party were
Misses Dawn Capoot, Helen Ford
lrma Belts, Margery Schneider ant
the guest of honor.
Miss Bertha Gore of Olmstead am
DR.. S. A. Arnold of Chicago, were
married at the Methodist Episcopa
parsonage by Rev. NJ. B. Baker a
First street Tuesday evening. Til,
young people were unattended. The,
loft Immediately following theil
wedding for their future home ii
i Chicago
Mrs. Charles Wehrenberg enter
tanned with a six O'Clock dinner il
honor of her daughter Miss Lucil,
Wehrenberg at their home on Eas
FIRST street Tuesday evening. Tn,
'dinncr was served IN three courses
The occasion was Miss Wehrenbers'!
seventeenth birthday anniversar,
and the guests were Mr.. and Mrs
. Charles Wchrenberg. Sr.. Geor q
Mertz, Miss Bernica aiggs and 10.
Martin.
Mrs. 5. P. Williams Ct Commorcia,
avenue received a message Sunda,
'HNfEisine her Of the death of her sis.
/ ter, Mrs. Belle Woodwork which
occurred al her home AT Brookpoy,
M, SUNDAY morning. Mrs. William,
was too III 10 attend he's sisters
f"n"ral which took place Nonday.
! Mrs J. +. Beaver Of Grand Chain
WIS visiting relatives here Tuesday
Fern Norton is quite i'll OF
measles at the home Ct her parents
Mr.. aud Mrs. D. F. Norton on Main
street.
! Mrs A. IMmree ard daughter
tBeatrice of Carbondale spent Monday
afternoon with her daughter. MIS-
w ], Perks of Fourth and Walnut
streets
Miss Mary A. Mccall, who has
been visiting fritnd a; Mounds pass.
81 through the city Tuesday en-
route to her home at Vienna.