The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-21
MOUND UIrY. !.
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FEB. 10. 1905.

Dudley Mathis, Sam Blum. Frank
Handley and Claude and John ed
wards made a small outing today
they visited Mounds.
Bob Olmsted Of the Enterprise
force, spent Sunday at his home IN
Ohnsted
viii Kreitner and Byron Cohheli
snent Sunday in Mounds.
John Rhine and wife of Charleston,
MO. nassea the Sabbath among ers.1
while friends in This city In the ~.
Il. church choir on Sunday moranlng
they looked entirely at home.
And now O. A. Mccracken has en-
Joined the city of Mound City to re-
strain ii from permitting the Foih
Preserving company to ereof ware
house on piece OF ground when the
civ recently leased to the preserving
eonnany. In the inevitable train of
matters the injunction proceedings
came be heard till the fourth Mon
dav in APRIL at which time they VIII
came IN in the circuit court. NO
man should be harshly criticised fof
standing up for his rights, OF sor "aa'
he believes 10 be his rights, but TINS
estoppel. just at this line, IS pro
fm,ndly regrettable. 1t is TO the spest
interests OF the Preserving company
"a erect the buildings il mag $ ana N
need Of during he Idle season.
warehouse To be utilized in this year
@
pany's paramount necessities. u haa
already placed the foundation Tor me
warehouse when the mai.aser was
proceeded against in an &C ION alles
inc the quisi-eriminai onense q or
strnctiug city street. The manager
came clear of the charge In triai oY
Jury Then followed the Injunction
proceedings. It IL a serious hanel,
cap to the company to be competed
to wait till May frs before u can
proceed with us structure, 1t is Ah'
ouestiohably very disconraglng 70
chat plant, and it Is . misfortune 70
the city as corporation. to all the
neonle Of the city, as well as to enc
company. The Preserving company
is a yast benefit TO Mound Guy ana
IN The hundreds of farmers and gar
deners In the yicinage and Ii should
he the self.assumed duty OF every
good citizen In Pulaski county 70
heartily espouse lis best interests
and to encourage Il In every reason
able way possible. Il is to be pro
foundry regretted that Mr. McCrack'
en- and the city council could not
have made such an agreement or com
promise as would have assued each
az them fair play and equity, and 70
The meantime afforded the Preserv'
ing COMPANY full. free and unqnes
toned opportunity to proceed win
the erection Of is important tacill'
ties. III it not possible ye9 for me
contending parties to make terms
that would be amicable to all con
cerned and speedily lift The embargo
off "a highly appreciable and beneh
cent institution?
Der Blum visited Anna--Anna'
IIl.,-briefs today
Miss Carrie Lawler is wishing rela
tivcg in Cairo
John Mcneil was in Mounds today
Mrs. ]. r. Cornell has been quite
sick since Friday, but her condition
is improving
IL is seldom that the public road
ways are dusty in mid-February bp'
that was condition Friday and SAT
urday.
Ell Parker was in from Meridian
yesterday.
James Ollie Of villa Ridge. drove
to the county seat Saturday to MAKE
round of the shops.
IN the report of the sudden deatf
of Mrs. Knoenagel Friday you
scribe failed to note some materia
points Of history of ..ae lady and he
deceased husband Her age was 9
years; born in Germany and came t
this country when only 20 years Q
age. Her maiden name was Geyer
was married to Erpesh Knoenagel i
1864: She was a sitter 10 Charlie
Geyer. a longtime resident of Cairo
The lady was really a Mound Cit.
land mark having resided here sine
1867. She was frugal and prosperous