The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-22
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FEB. Fl. 1905.

visited the county seat today in a
business way.
Major Daniel Hogan was summon
ed to Nashville. Tenn, by wire this
forenoon. on account of the illness
of his son. Daniel, Jr. The message
stated that the sick man would al
once be operated on for appendicitis
The major left for his sons bedside
at 10 O'Clock this forenoon.
S. E. Burgett. the eyer-affabIe. was
in from Centre Station today looking
after business affairs.
Leslie Rchey of upper Main street,
c3ntemplates the establishment of a
feed crusher.
movement was inaugurated here
Today looking TO the steady operation
iof the Dougheriy staye and heading
factory. The proposition is 10 raise
a cash fund Of $4,000 FOR the purpose
manned. The local banks are ready ia
advance the moneys $500 each
when good paper is afforded them by
the business men and other citizens
pt Mound City II is expected that
1.-The people here will en0orse the IA.
Eper for che loan and receive REIN
bursement from the profits of The fac.
tory.
Uncle Bill Grain, one Of the most
extensive farmers of Pulaski county,
was m from his splendid home near
Villa Ridge today On business Of
course; for If he hadn't had business
ne would not have been here. But
speaking Of his farmer qualities If
ne has in less than 400 acres OF wheat
he calls il a small crop. and he sell
lom fails TO seed less than 300 acres
% corn. In hay and other field pro
duc he Is equally expansive and is
II the same time a grower of fruits
and garden stuff on a large scale.
Three of our law firms have one or
more cases in the next sitting of the
appellate court, namely: Wall &, Cas-
ter, Geo, +, Martin and Charles Rice.
The Polk Preserving company are
negotiating for the establishments of
branch cannery in Wickliffe, KY.
Just now he farmers are beginning
TO bestir themselves in matters per.
tanning 10 their vocation Even men
who farm on the tenant plan are en-.
saging ground from the. landlords
The outlook fer large crops This sea
son are excellent. early as it is.
The Third ward is being quite nice.
~ favored in the way of public i'm
proyemen by the city council. That
section Of the city has two new arc
street lights The old one in from
u City Marshal John Dishinger's cot
age has been pulled on. and located
at Main and East Fourth streets, op
posite Riches grocery store A new
one has been ms allied at Main streel
and Kentucky avenue-at John W
Cooks corner; and another new one
will soon be put in on the corner OF
Commercial and Kentucky avenues
north end of the Metal Bound plant.
Miss Susie Weaver has been visit
ing in Grand Chain.
Mrs.rJ. B. Wall is recovering from
2 severe illness.
white man named Ray Wyman,
tiemaker of Oaktown. was run oyei
and killed by southbound Big Fou,
freight train at O'Clock SUNDAY
morning, about a mile east of Grand
Chain. The body was shockingiy
mangled. The man had been IN
Grand Chain on Sa urday night till
near midnight. when he started home.
walking on the railway. II is suppos
ed that he sat down en- the track-aS
many another man before him has
very unwisely done-and went Il
sleep and II is also surmised that he
was in liquor, else he would not have
been So indiscreet as 10 the seIee
ion of a place to sit The engineer
saw the outlines of the man. but the
train was too near the unfortunate in
dividual 10 be checked in timeeto
prevent the appalling tragedy.
Is this the February thaw2aaAh
right, be i SO. It's thaw at any
rate and since thaws have been so
eH'remely scarce The past sixty days
his one Is warmly welcomed and
properly appreciated.
Word from Daniel Hogan Jr., who
has been in Nashville, Tenn. the past
TWO months, imparts the intelligence
that the young man is quite i'll. and
hat a physician OF the hospital to
which he has been removed opinea
thaf his ailment is appendicitis. Mr.
Hogar's own physician doubts the
othdr's diagnosis, however.
Roy Council of the Enterprise force
jumped into and out OF Cairo Monday
in line of business duty.
Building operations in Mound City
will be in a state of strenuousness
just as soon as open weather an
breaches. The lumber for quite
of houses has been on the.
ground since winter set i'm las. DO.