The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-21


p. l.. Freeman, nlghtm an at the
electric plant, has taken unto himself
d helpmate in the person OF Miss
Verna Lagodon, of Vandalia
Circuit Clark Pearl yesterday has
been in Decatur, ILL.,, this week repre-.
sentlng the K. Of p, lodge of Mound
City, in the state grand lodge.
Mrs. Katie O'Sullvan Mathles, Of
Couteville, has spent the week with
relatives IN this city. Her spouse
Arch Mathies, will come down Sunday
and the couple will return home to.
gether.
Editor Henry Clay Ashbaugh, OF the
day in the channel of business affairs
Frank Copeland, representative of
he ST Louis branch Of the American
Wednesday and packed and Ghihrdlu
Type Foundry Company, came here
Wednesday and packed and shipped
out the material Of the defunct South
arn Illinois News. The good die in
heir youth.
The marine ways here has The
steamer Joe Fowler on dock.
Father Frank Pleper, of Grand
Chain was in this city day or two
ago. guest of Father P. Engel.
Capt, Mark Whiteaker of Johnson
county, has this week been the guest
Of his son, Dr. Hal. Whitaker
James A. Cornell, who has been
engaged in the printing business in
Chicago the past eighteen months,
has gone to Memphis and assumed the
foremanship OF an extensive job office
Charles CuTen now occupies his ad-
nrabbe residence-the property he re
Gently purchased Of Mai Dan Hogan.
Newt Dalton is down in Dixie png-
chasing logs for the Metal Bound box
factory. This plant has hundreds of
thousands of fest of god lumber cut
aud piled, is cutting cords and stacke
every day and proposes to have enough
aw material in touch to keep in con.
3tant operation.
Lihu Binder attended tbs grand
lodge OF knights of Pythlas in Deca
tur this week
a. German professor, Dr. Miller,
declares that he found 1900 billions of
deadly microbs in the mouth of one
pretty young woman. He doesn't state
row lcng it requ red to count them or
whether any got away Now, one
is made 10 wonder how many he
might find in a sewing circle OF elderly
maids The mere contemplation jars
ones gray matter
Mrs. Thomas of Grand Chain, was
a few days ago visiting Mrs, James
Weaver.
Henry Benton, a well known citi.
zen who conducted a boarding house
and restaurant on the west side of
lower Main street. died on the 10th
inst, Of consumption. He was As
years of age and leaves widow.
Billy Sanderson went to Fulton, Ky.
early IN the week to see his sister-in-
law, Mrs Eva Mertz Newhouse, who
was quite sick. He returned Tuesday
and reported that the lady was i'm.
proving.
George Metz. of Ashley, ILL.,, was
hare Wednesday attending the funeral
of his grandmother, Mrs. Mary Mertz,
Charles Benton. Of Metropolis, was
in this city this week at the bedside of
bis brother, Henry. now deceased, and
viii remain here ill after The funeral
james Rourk, the intoxicated en-
gineman, who caused the wreck on the
Big Four line Tuesday night, was
badly punished. He occupied a cell
IN the county jail over night and the
next day was fined ten dollars-cost
and all about two sawbucks. But he
lad hourshed an old p stol and made
Ugly threats on the night of the dis
lster and lie erved punishment
Circuit court convenes here next
Monday. 23d inst, with Judge w. w.
)1ncan of Marion, on the bench on
he docket are fourteen criminal eases, /
law cases, four appeal
asses and sixty chancery cases.
The Blums will occupy their new
rcreantile quarter. the Meyer bu Id. |
ng. November LIST.
James Walker, Of Mounds dug sixty |
bushels Of southern queen sweet DO. /
atoes from one-fourth acre Of ground. |
Md still rome farmers want to leave |
'UlasH county