The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-21
NEWS FROM OUR .NEIGHBORS


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here and we mus put on our boaf at.
| tire.
5. 7 Payno,ii spending a few lays
this week surveying his farm near
Barlow lie is the busiest and most
active man in Kentucky,
! Mr. +. A. Ewal is the new SUPER.
intellent of The La Centre Sunday
school, and Miss Minnie S. Payne
secretary They are both good work
era and The school will flourish
Nick Connors returned to La Con
tire Sunday from Cairo
Rev. stewart failed TO fiji his ap-
pciatment here Sunday night, Look
for him Ia July.
DR.. j. y. Rollings, Of finkloyillo
was in La Centre on businc Monday
Mr. W H. Vets, of Hazelwo- 4,
moved back TO La Centre Monday.
Il Is said that f. b. IIonole will re
buill his store which was recently
huruea at lakewood. Black sis an
excellent business mar and 1. good.
citizen We hope he will not laate.
Miss Jennie Manos roturnedah1mc.
Monday after several days visit the'
guest of the Mise Mary and Louise
Davis at this place.
s. T Payne, T. r. Graham and G.
p, Bishop pent Sunday If Cairo.
Tom Williams ana G. h. Cothes
we're in Cairo Monday.
Miss Tura Shaw left for the Worlds
fair Saturday evening, f--s
u Hon, McD. Ferguson ana daughters
Lillian and Elizabeth returned SIN
lly from this Worlds fair.
G H. Wood left far Winchester
Ind Monday morning.
The La Centre school closed Q term
If nine and one half months Friday
with a grand picnic in Merriwaathcr
Park There was an attendance Of
more than 100 pupils, ex,pupls and
friends A mos delightful day wa
spent in swings and on rustic seats.
REGULATIONS and a delicious dinner
filled every moment from 10 am. to
served ~ Mrs s. r, Payne, Mrs. J
d. Rollings. Mrs G. n b. Rollings.
Mrs w II NietS, Mrs NJ. Talloy, Misses
Mary Bet Bishop and Matte North
ington. Mrs. Chas. Il. Rollings and
Mrs Will Monday.
Mrs D. f, Willett ana Mrs. Harper
If MaXon's, John u. +. Boas Of Union
City, Tenn, Messrs, Charles ana
Henry Leak Of paducah and Miss
Dawn Mills Of Winona, Miss. were
welsomo visitors. besides a large
number from IIinklevillo and sur.
rounding places.
The eastbound through freight
which passed through La Centre Sat
urday morning about daylight fright
cned three yaluakse horses that were
quietly grazing and caused them to
run against a barbed wire fence, So
riously cutting them. the horses
we're the property Of Joe Shelby, H.
n, l4ttHt anu WIZ NOV lbH,
H. A. Peters has the material on
his lot on the west side for his new
residence
Mrs. NJ. Talley has secured about |
= pupils for a two mcaths' term Of
school and she viii begin Monday |
a Centre will always support a
school the year arosnd.
Mr. Geo. p. Bishop. while working
with a barn door, strained his back
asst Wednesday and has been confined
o his room for several days since.
John d. f. Boas of Union City,
Tenn, and Prof. W. A. Anderson of
Nickliffe Ky, attended the closing
'xercises Of the La Centre school
afternoon and made pleas
ne addresses. Both of them have
pent many years in school work
Sunday morning were married by
icy Capt T. j. Ovens at his home
n Paducah, Mr. w. A. Berry of Wick.
life and Miss Eva Jones, daughter OF
Ir Paul Jones of this city. Accom-
'anod by a number Of friends from
his place early Sunday morning they
boarded the Illinois Central at La
'entre for Paducah, were married
nd returned here at 1885 the same
morning An elegant dinner was
crvea at the BRIDES home, where
lad gathered a goodly company Of
elatiyes and friends. The bride wasI
lft recipient OF many beautiful pres
nts and best wishes for their future
appiness were extended by all, Mr..
Berry is assistant postmaster Of
Nickliffc and young man OF excel !
ent character, while Miss Jones is |
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