The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-23
MOUND CITY.



Miss Maggie elears of Chicago, who
mas been the guest Of her cousin. Mrs.
Mary Mnlr0ney, for several days, viii
leave for home on Monday.
Mrs J. A. handy, who makes her
home At the ST Charles Hotel, and
who has spent the past six weeks in
New York City. returned home on
"Wednesday evening. She was accom-
panied by Miss Mary. daughter of Mrs.
Mary Mulroney On the way home
the two ladies' were in wreck at
Roc hester, N. Y. but by dint of good
fortune neither of them was injured.
Mrs Eleanor Robinson Of Milwau-
kee, Visions n, arrived here a few
days ago and will be the guest of her
sister. Mrs NJ Reed.
So far. this has been a very adverse
season for baseball interests. II has
been. for the greater part, rainy
summer The Sundays. especially.
have been rainy ones. Reports are
flying about TO the eject tha; a nine
here and there Ia on the ragged edge
of financial d'spair and may collapse
at almost any oil time.
Judge w. A. Wall, accompanied by
hiS son Warner has been lodging the
late torrid weather BY TAX ng an out.
ing ON the classic lakes of Michigan
Mrs Harry F Ebbs is entertaining
her mother. Mrs. F. V. Perry, and her
sister. Miss Edith Perry. of st. Louis
The visitors will spend three weeks
here. us
Mrs, James Adair, accompanied by
three or four Of her smaller chillren,
will 90 to Lon syille. KY, on Sunday
to visit her daughter. Mrs. Sally
S1ifh.
The Illinois Central railway Is max
Ing extensive improvements at
Mounds, in the way Of erecting new
waiting room, office buildings, a new.
platform fourteen fec: wide. etc.
Mrs. Henry H llerich will go to
Louisville, KY, on Sunday to visit re-
latj' es and erstwhlIe acqua.ntances
Mr.. Seifcrt, manager of the new
I -four mill. went 70 his farmer home.
Flora. ILL.,, few days ago Ii over
soc the shipment Of the milling MACH
inery from that pc.nt to this. tsIs
was accompanied by his wife.
Master Harry, son Of Charles Spe i
knrt of North Commercial avenue has
aeen quite sick all this week, bur Is
now improving s
Mrs. @. Ross Of Cairo has purchased
Of Thomas Higgins his farmer home
OH South Fifth street. which for sew
eiTll years past has been occupied by
Representative Charles NJ. Gau8ts
Jce Isitz. the expert and accom-
anolating butcher. has lately invested
III q handsome phaaton with canopy
top.
Eamel. the fonr-year-olI son Of
James Adair, contracted d raging few
er Thursday afternoon and on awak-
eTing went into violent spasns. DR..
Jolip F. Hargan was quickly reached
h38phone and soon reduced the feb
1lle tension The little fellow ia jps'
now much better
The Blum brothers, Sam and jake
last week removed their large stool
Of general merchandise from Will
Ridge tos Mounds. They will Aav,
one DIT the most important stores Ii
Pulaski county when tAs fall stock |
placed on the shelves
Harry Carter, of MayfieIa. KY, VIII,
has been visiting relatives III this eli
the past two weeks, has concluded t
spend several dogs at CEea1 Springs.
Pr. G. y Boswell Of Mounds wa
AZ the county capital d day Or tw
ago.
Mrs VIM Giyens and daughte
Miss Bernice, have been over froi
Mounds.
DR.. Hall Whiteaker has invested !
a handsome white horse and ligl
buggy He bought of Harry Carter.
Master Newton Mcdowell, son
Mrs. Maude Mcdowell of Kansas Git
Mo, ID here on a visit among youn
friends Newton Is native OF Noun
City and SO was his mother befx
him
Mrs. David Quarles Of Mounds Tia
been briefly visiting her mother, Mr.
James Burning.
viii Sandeson, the druggist. ht
lately returned from visit al sever,
days with relatives III Joplin, Mo.
Miss, Lnciie Hudson, of Nsshvili
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