The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-08-30

MIS-, "A. "A. AuSllH WHOhe ScNCic III
ness has been mentioned in these
notes, is so badly off that her death
is looked for within few hours.
Mrs. e. Hillerick, wife of the fore
man of the box department of the
Metal Bound factory, who has been
enjoying months visit with rela.
tives In Louisville and other points
in Kentucky, will arrive home on
Wednesday of this week. She writes
of most pleasant soiourn.
States Attorney George r. Martin
says that he is very busy getting
ready for the converting of Circuit
Court, the term to open on Septem-
Der 5th. There is large grist OF
business to dispose of. The grand
jury will organize on Tuesday, the
End day of the term.
Rev. A. j. Little, pastor OF the M.
e. church, visited Vienna a day or
two ago.
Judge W. A. Wall is building two
pretty cottages on upper Commercial
avenue. BY the way, the architecture
improvement and general develop
ment of the northern section of the
city--including all of the third ward
is little short of phenomenal No
less than score Of new dwelling
houses dot the ward.
c. s. Copeland and family have
been visiting relatives in New Burn
side.
Mrs. R, e. Cahill, who has been
dangerously sick, is much improved
and her recovery Is hoped for.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Mertz are home
from st. Louis. Mrs. Mertz saw the
fair while Mr.. Mertz viewed the
Louisiana Purchase Exposition.
George Eichhorn, the shoe mer-
chant, now makes frequent visits 10
his productial farm near Grand Chain
Miss Agnes Calvin of Levings, has
been the guest of Miss Ruby Haw.
ley
j, w. Hutchinson, the gentlemanly
foreman of the Pulaski Enterprise
has been ION the road for his paper
few times and has met with such
excellent success that the managers
of the paper have about concluded to
confne his services exclusively to sol.
letting and collecting. He is yerita
bic hustler.
Thomas Felts, one of the Metal
Bound boys, visited relatives in Cairo
over Sunday
Thos. Smith of st. Louis has been
the guest of his sister, Mrs. win
Mertz
Frank Corliss, prominent citizen
Of Metropolis, was here today and
was the guest of Charles Huckelberry
superintendent of the marine ways.
j. w. Marshall has sold his saloon
first door below Kreitner's pharma
cy--to F.. W. Nolen of Moorehouse,
Mo, who took charge today.
Died. at her home in Mound City
Ill.,, Monday, Aug. 20, 1904 Mrs Saral
Austin, wife of A. A. Austin, aged G. |
years. Sarah Austin, nee Brown, was
born in eastern Tennessee; was mar
ried to the surviving husband in Mas |
sac county, ILL.,, in 1859 The couple |
came to Mound City seventeen years |
ago and have resided here confirm
ously ever since
Joe Baur was in from Valley Re |
cluse this afternoon.
The roadway between Mound Cit, |
and Cairo is being regarded and pu |
in excellent condition. The work |
grading and leyeling up that has al
ready been completed extends from
tine National Cemetery in Mound City |
TO Future City.
Henry Wesenberg was in from
America today.
Edward Burgett. n farmer and gard
ncr of the progressive order, is go
ing into the raising of poultry on an
extended basis
Frank Austin came mp from hatcher
Miss, one day last week. being sum
moned home by the severe illness OF
his mother.
Or. j. F. Hargan was called to
Mounds professionally this afternoon
The game of ball Sunday was be.
tween the Cairo Juniors and the
Mound City Blums. The visitors were
successful. the score being IA to IS.