The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-10-25
Pump company in Mound City.


Meyer department store IN this city,
the largest south of Centralia, Is en-
joying vacation and well earned rest
and recreation, As matter of course
he will put in considerable of the
time covered by his "laypif'' in view
ing the unparalleled attraction OF the
globe, the Louisiana Purchase Expo
sition.
The fros. of Sunday morning nip
ped such tender vegetation as pump
kin vines, stock peas, tomato vines,
corn fodder and sweet potatoe vines.
I. M. Ford is suffering from an at.
tack of malaria.
Henry Darragh, the venerable but
Cap. Harvey Ebbs has been to the
Fair.
Samuel Buck spent the past week
in st. Louis in a business way. Ger
tainly he looked at the Fair.
Rev. A. j. Littell, pastor of the NJ
3. church, has been visiting friends
IN Vienna.
Mrs. Samuel McNichols is suffering
rom malaria,
Danl O'Sullivan has returned from
a trip to Vicksburg, Miss
Tweed Parker and wife spen. the
past week in ST. Louis.
DR.. George B. Howard who with his
family Is on an extended visit with
relatives in this city. his home being
in Arkansas City, Ark and who re-
Gently made a trip to Washington d.
c., on mission of personal import
ance to himself, has returned home
On his return journey he visited Lou
isville. Evansville and Caaettsburg
Mrs. George Drake, whose severe
and continued Illness has been noted
IN this column. has not improved since
last report. Indesd, her condition be-
came so critical today chat the hus.
band and other members Of the fami- |
ly became very much alarmed DR., |
Sullivan Of Cairo has been called in
to the case by the local physicians,
and he has stated that the lady has |
chances for recovery. It Is true,
however, lamentably true, that her
life is almost despaired Of, Her ner-
VOWS system is so shattered that no
was permitted to enter the
sick room today,
The Pulaski County Farmers Tnsti- |
ute will convene on the 10th day of |
and hold a two days SEES
sion. Your correspondent has been
to have the program pub.
ished In the Bulletin and thus give
t wider publicity than is otherwise
possible. The order of exercises Is
rs follows
"Wednesday, Nov rs.
Morning sesslon-9:30 o'clock.
Opening exercise.
Address of welcome-W A. Wall,
found City.
Response-W. j. Mathis, America.
The Farmer and Educatlon-T. C.
Cairo.
Music-Loschner and Kekow.
Afternoon session-l:30 o'clock.
Song. Then Watermelon. on the
'ine"-Leidig Bros.
Using Barnyard Manure to Best
,dyantage-R. NJ Miller, Metropolis.
Benefit of Canning Factory TO the
r. Polk, Mound City
Evening session--S:OO O'Clock.
Music. @
Stereopticon talk on the Evolution
Tom Jones, the Farmer-A. b. Hos.
eter. Springfield, ILL.,
Thursday, Nov. IL.
Morning session-9;30 o'clock.
Fertilization of Soil and Wheat {
rowing-Gus Richert, Grand Chain. '
Poultry. Hogs and Cattle-Dr. NJ. L. }
Wetaug. ILL.,
Fun on .he Farm-Prof. VI. T. Van. |
leave, Mound City. a
Drainage in Pulaski County-W. T.
Iayden. Mound City
Afternoon session-1:30 O'Clock.
Domestic Science Session-vocel b
usic-Miss Lydia Conant. {
Words of welcome-Miss Rose c
uckle t.
Music. Z
How a Farmers Wife Can Help G
ay of the Mortgage-Mrs. G. A. War
e. Petersburg. g
The Happy Farmers GirI-Mrs. H h
Easterly. Carbonate. III.
What Illinois is Doing for Her Girls a
Mrs. II. NJ. Smith, Mound City. d
The Grit That Counts. n. Taylor. o
ounds. n
Teaching Domestic Science in the n
iblic Schools-Miss Olive Buckle. al
la Ridge. ljo
Music. W
Election Of officers. II
The officers Of the association are d,
=. II. Leidig. president. villa Ridge;
=. Taylor. secretary. Villa Ridge. II
W. Endicott. treasurer, u
Domestic Science officers ID
iss Rose Buckle. president. villa in
dge: Miss LYDIA Consnt. secretary.
la Ridge. h,
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