The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-13
MOUND CITY. .

Mound City, H., October ~, 1905.

MJuHu Wy iIl', OCtODtT 10 lSOo'
4 And 50 Major Dan Hogan has parted
/ company with his elegant home or
/ the corner Of Walnut and Pearl street
! this city He sold it on Tuesday u
4 Charles Curren for $G.055 That i:
more than was ever before paid for q
residence building in Mound City. /
| is excellent property. 1t received
some additions and was thoroughly
renovated less than year ago; II
/ has good out conveniences and the
plat of ground is the equivalent Of
twenty ordinary town lots. Mr.. Cur
rem will occupy the place as a home
On last Tue day evening, October
II, Mr. Harry Neis.rath, of America
led to the hymenal altar Miss
Elizabesh lie digh. of TrutAseekers
Hall or Meridian. The ceremony was
said al the home of rhe brides father
Capt William Leidigh, al Meridian
al O'Clock. The only Witnesses were
the relatives Of the bride and groom
and It was in reality a "quiel we'd
| ding Both parties to the match are
! h ghly connected and quite popular
the bridegroom being the son OF
Henry N'eistrath, of America. one Of
the most highly respected German.
Am arlcan citizens of Pulaski county
fhe brides father is better known
and stands equoly well.
John A. Waugh. cashier at the First
State bank. attended the Masonic
Grand lodge Of Illinois in Chicago last
week.
Mrs. Thomas Harand, of Gunters-
VILE Ala. who has been Wis ting The
parents of her husband. MIR. and Mrs.
]. b. Harland has extended her lrip
inc s. Louis
There are three constables TO be
elected for Mound City at the regular
election on the 9TH of next month.
Four candidates are in the field,
namely Thomas G. Craig. John H.
Dishinger. Frank Austin and Henry
Csice, The two first named are in.
Sumbents.
Judge W. A. Wall ana Charles Cur
rem attended the Belleyile fair.
G. Hughes. A. A. Austin, c. j.
Thompson and J, F Connell are can
didat7s for justices of the peace
There are three to be elecetd. Four
pegs for only three holes
Capt. James Bartleson represented
the Olmstead Masonic lodge in the
State Grand lodge held in Chicago
last week.
win Kennedy and wife went to
Metropolis on Saturday to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Kennedy's mother. !
Mrs. W. b. Parkman. who died on |
Friday at the age of - years.
Mrs. l.. NJ Arnold has been visiting /
relatives in Paducah
Mrs. Charles Davidge visited in ST. |
Louis last week
Peter Nigran. of Hannibal. Mo, has (
,een the guest of his wife's parents, \
'ir. and Mrs. Alex Montgomery
Mrs. Sam McNichols and two little \
.Ons are on visit with relatives in \
t. Louis.
Judge John D. Bnstow. our excellent
.ounfy cadi, is preparing 10 build two
modern cottages in Mounds. They II
viii be rentable property.
The gasoline boat which is in the
cry trade between Mound CITY and
holloway, Ky. Is a neat and speedy
raft II has a capacity for thirty
assenge~s and supplies an admirable
for the public. Pare and
,ilderback are the proprietors and
perators
The nut crOp-especially pecans
nd wainuts-in the vicinity of
found City is unusually abundant. and
ow that frost has seasoned them
be- woods viii soon be full Of mast
unters.
\. c. Bahkston. C. " Heilig. W o.
moot. J. :. helms. jas l.. Aldred
"a q Alderd and Charles Daniels. all
f Pulaski. have bought the right FOR
lin0is on q patent wagon bed shifter
he apparatus is said to be a god
md 10 all who mus rery-nOW-and-
len lift heavy WagOnbed IN O. OF
le vehicle. Il is understood that the
grchssers will have the appliance
anufactUred at home. tins creating
lother manufacturing plant for Pu-
ski county.
Peter Bryan and wife. Mrs VIII
Wa Nestermau. judge
e Read. Judge wali. Hon C. 81