The Cairo bulletin., 1914-04-01
MOUND CITY

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n tha rari several months engage
| 1eyf . nstruct'on, loaded Its ma
n ua,y. on the cars here Monday
re9ai. tory to leaving for another
cation. Jams1 Finnucame, tn
.nazcr of tle company. expects to
s.urn to his home at Marion. III
r,f oompany has had the contract
IF re-ccnstrnCting the north lcvee
# the city and. when 1t had oomplet-
! that work, was engaged to finish
/ no west leyee north Of the opening
/ for the inteurban and Illinois Cen
trail railroads This work COMPLETES
the levee work here.
Miss Helen Johnson, granddaueh
ter of MIR. and Mrs. John A. Waugh
of this city, was one of six students
selected from among fifteen contest
ants at a declamatory contest a
Jacksonville, H.. where she resides
| Tais Is quite an honor and will IN
teroSt Miss Jonnsons friends here as
she resided in this city with h~t
grandparents until q few years ago.
Miss J.hnson will be graduate OF
fhp Jacksonville high school in
June.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. McElroy AMI
Mrs. A. l.. Compton attended birth
! day dinner given in honor Of Capt.
Mark Whitaker at his home IN
Vienna. Saturday. The occasion was
| Mr.. Whlteakcr's eighty-tirst birth
day anniversary.
Miss Jessie Neaistne has returned
frcm visit with her brother. Harry
n adstine and family, at Murphys
| bor1, i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Sheerer of
Cairo, were visiting friends hers
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Clmsted ant
| daughter Vienna, moved to Cairo
Tues lay where Md. Clmsted has en-
gagged in business.
Eleanore Selhy. the little daugli.
ter OF Superintendent and Mrs. Clar-
ence Selby. is quite i'll of tonsilitis a
| heir home on High street Prof
| Selhy ils1 continues i'll of malarial
| fever.
Among the many Cairo visitors
MondaY were Mrs. J. S. Miller. Mrs,
X. N. Adams. Mrs. Jennie Montgom
ery. Mrs. Charles Woodruff, Mrs. w.
A. DC gherty. Mrs George f. Martin,
Mrs, w r. Parker, Mrs, Charles
Curren, Mrs John Cdlp, Mrs. w. T.
Jaccarl Mrs Della Frey and Miss
Hazel CMIen The majority of them
ltt.pdoi the spring style show.
/ Miss Clara Perks returned Monday
from villa Ridge where she had beet
quite iii the Fast week at the hom
If Mrs. d. VI. Titus.
/ j H. Harmed and G. +. Richei
were in Cairo on business Monday.
Waller kittle is undergoing
siege of whooping cough.
| Miss Florence Berry of Cairo spent
Sunday with Misses Blanche AMI
Julia Schiller.
Mrs. H. A. Mason, Mrs. William
Mertz, Mrs. w. w. Hough and Mrs
Joel Rhine attended the spring style
show in Cairo Monday.
Mrs. Frank Bergman was MOUNDS
visitor Monday.
Mrs Carl Parkman and daughte',
Margaret Adcnis, spent Monday with
relatives in Cairo.
Mrs John Read spent Monda,
with her daughter, Mrs. Claude
Smith n Cairo. Mrs. Smith is i'll a,
her home on Thirty-fourth street.
Martha Capoot and Rudele HolF
imam were Mounds visitors MONDAY
Mrs A. l.. Compton and Mrs.
George T. Asllby visited friends a.
pulaski Monday,
! Loreh Boyd of America was here
on business Monday.
Miss Ora Sims was talSen to Cairo
! Monday where the final operation on
/, her left limb was performed at the
Bondurant hospital Tuesday morn
ing, Her mother, Mrs. ]. w. Sims
: and Mrs. Elmer Boyd were present
, during the operation. 1t is thought
) that following this operation Miss
/ Sims. who has been an invalid from
, rheumatism the past eight years,
will be able to walk again.
/ Miss Cecil Norwood of Joppa. III.
: and Thomas Braehears of LaCentct.
: Ky, were married at the court hou:r
il Y 2:3) otlork Tuesaay afternoon
: ~ Rrg. r. Washington Burton, pas.
q or of the Congregational churt :.
u Fhe yoHng poonic were attended NJ
II heir 1a.ehts.