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Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-05-30

The ST. Paul road demonstrates that
by supplying the proper appliances be
tween 65 and rs per cent OF locomo-
tive smoke can be abolished.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-05-30

Denver has concluded she might
Just as well have - million dollar
mining temple as a hundred thousand
dollar one and will labor to this end.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-05-30

John w. Waters and c. A. Harbough
who went to Denver a week ago re-
turned yesterday.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-05-30

Michigan senate passed resolution
declaring the nation demanded an
other term of Roosevelt.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-05-30
LOCAL NEWS.
From Mondays Daily.

Mrs. A. w. Ayers and baby return
ed Saturday from a two weeks visit
to Denver.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-05-30

Seattle Is In the race for the next
Elks convention and viii put up a
vigorous western fight for the prize
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-05-30

Denver mint is working on coin for
Old Mexico. The United States has
a contract for coming money used by
the Mexican government.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-05-30

Chas. Hayden. who has been en-
ployed at the Strater hotel as porter
for several years, left this morning
for Goldfeld, Nevada.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-05-30

Boulder BARRIERS have combined and
advanced price for haircutting. Shave
remains at 15 cents.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-05-30

Miss Nelta Limprecht went to
Chama this morning for visit with
her sister.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-05-30

George West hit the town last even
Ing. Drowned out at the COW camp
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-05-30

Prof. j. B. Phillips of the state uni
versity at Boulder stopped over in the
city yesterday and addressed the pu
pills at the high school. He is on his
return from Silverton where he de
livered an address at the commence
ment exercises Friday night. He is
exceedingly well pleased with the Sill
verton and Durango high schools. He
left for Boulder this morning
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-05-30

Telluride. according to press dis
patches, is enjoying sensation.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-05-30
LOCAL NEW S.

S. w. Henderson went out to the
Montezuma valley this morning
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-05-30

The high school alumni will enter
tain the graduating class and friends
at Red Men hall Friday evening.
Those receiving an invitation should
bear this event in mind and be sure
to attend. Those in charge are going
to a great deal Of pains to make 1t
the most enjoyable affair of the so
ciety and we have no doubt they
will succeed.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-05-30

Miss Edith NJ. Baldwin, aged Is
years, daughter of Mrs. NJ. S. Baldwin
Of Hermosa, died of appendicitis late
yesterday afternoon. She was a bright,
lovable girl and her sudden demise
brings a very great sorrow to her
mother, the other members of the
family and TO the community. The
funeral will take place at the home
tomorrow at 10 a. IN.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-05-30

o. S. Galbreath, Jr., came in from
Juanita Saturday evening and spent
Sunday with the folks. returning this
morning.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-05-30

Caspus Malchus was a returning
passenger to Silverton last evening
after wintering on the outside.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-05-30

A. p. Camp, president Of the First
National bank, departed this morning
for his old home in Illinois, where he
will visit the scenes of his childhood
the little red school house, the swim
ming pool and other loved spots his
childhood knew. After a time spent
there he will go to Wisconsin and Wis
1t his folks. This will be his first
trip 10 his old home in a good many
years. He will be absent about four
weeks.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-05-30

Rev. Alexander NJ. barley arrived in
Durango Saturday evening accompa-
MED by his wife, going to La Posta
yesterday morning where services
were held in Spanish. Mr. barley was
among the first missionaries among
the Mexicans in Colorado, residing In
the San Luis valley, being located
most OF the time at Del Norte. He
published Spanish paper. also an
Italian edition, his wife working hand
In hand with him In the work of edit
Ing, typesetting and spreading the
gospel. Now they have concluded to
spend the remainder Of their lives In
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-05-30

Miss Rolena Fickle. principal of
the North Durango school left this
morning for Denver, where she will
), spend part of her vacation
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-05-30

~ w. r. Armstrong, cashier of the
Commercial National bank at Colorado
Springs, pays the Durango drum corps
very high compliment in letter writ
ten to friend here. He says they are as
gentlemanly, well behaved lot of
youngsters as one could find, and they
made fine appearance in the line OF
march.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-05-30

]. H. and w. G. Hunt of Hesperus,
w. G. Leisenberg, w. S. Dorm Blaser,
Chas. Lants, Thos. NJ. Petty and Thos.
Sherington were Denver bound pas
sengers yesterday morning, where they
will await the pleasure of the United
States grand jury, as witnesses in the
cases now being considered by that
jury.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-05-30

Messrs. John w. Turner and Edward
d. Peters have formed a co-partner-
ship and will conduct a general loan,
real estate and insurance business.
Both are young men OF business abil-
ity. Mr.. Turner Is well known here
and Mr.. Peters came here recently
from Denver to act as court steDog-
rapher for Judge Pike of the district
court. The Herald wishes the young
men success in their business venture.
There Is general sorrow among the
graduating class over the affiiction
that has befallen one of their num-
ber, Olive Grace Baldwin, whose sister
died at the family home near Her
mosa yesterday. Miss Baldwin took
part In the class night exercises Fri
day and then went to the sick bed OF
her sister and the closing days OF
school had to be passed without her.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-05-30

Those who paid money to THE
Scouts Revenge" troupe that recently
visited Durango and were dissatisfied
can now enjoy their revenge, the com
pany having gone busted at Grand
Jupction. There are some barnstorm-
ers travelling around the country that
ought to be handling a hoe on a ranch
instead of trying to amuse people.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-05-30

A dark horse of a sorrel color is
likely to surprise some of the sports
at the spring races next month. He
was brought in by the owner of the
Blue horse of Arizona. He looks like
a plug and his name has not been
given for publication, but knowing
ones wink the other eye when the
sorrel is under discussion.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-05-30

Ferdinand F. Peterson, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Theo E. Peterson, who will
graduate next month from the Newton
Center Mass. Theological institution
khe First Baptist Church of Medford
M8ss. His many friends in Durango
are pleased to learn of his success and
bright prospects for the future.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-05-30

Frank Black and George Irving OF
Chicago who are gathering boosting
material in this section, went down
to Pennington yesterday. When they
return to Chicago the people there
will soon learn that Durango and the
southwest occupy conspicuous place
on the map.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-20

iury was composed Of Alderman Nee
Nm ,foreman), Alderman Wagner
Bob Hogan, Hal sullivan, w H.
Mosely and Harry Jones' A dozen Or
more witnesses wee eXamin % and y
wss shown that the two men guar
relied last Tuesday evening, while
Il atca on an old wagon that Jackson
the doed man stuck the first blow
tEat after agstlpg back and forth Z
while the two fell 20 the ground JACK
son on Top AZ Jcems and was p5nsa
ing him IN the face ana that whNe
sus while hcinG p0un'cd Jeoms
tabled Jackson several times in thc
side The jury found q verdict O
iustinable homicide and released
Teams who had hccn arrested by
Chief Egan ana Jailer lut1.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-20
STORM DOES SERIOUS DAMAGE
BLOW|NG Sixty MILES An HOUR
Three Houses Partially Wrecked, Many Trees and
Sions Blown Down--TeIephone Systems
Seriously Injured

The upper part OF the brick front OF
two story building on Commercial
avenue next 70 the DenlsonG hholson
building. was blown or sucked out and
fol- upon the Sidewalk in heap ot
wreckage. How this happened Is MT
easy to explain. The wind was blow
iug down Commercial avenue almost
on line parallel with the front. There
were no rear windows open 50 that
the force OF The wind could have got
ten behind The wall from the inside
and nushed Il out. The only reas IL
able theory IL that the wind caught
behind the small bit Of fire wall which
extended above the roof and blowing
With such great force found suificieni
leverage to push the wall over. All
| Of the brick part Of the front fell our
| tho first story being frame work p
doors and windows, A curious inci
ldent OF the catastrophe Is thai one q
the window sashes which crashed e
The stone sidewalk and was baried II
lfbe mass Of brick and mortar wa
lpicked up from the debris with onl.
lone of its four large panes Of glasi
broken. the other three being a.
snund Al dollar. The upper floor !
Ioccuniel by Syrian family name
Frank Tettele and the building d
longs to the Gholson estate.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-20
SALE
OF REAL ESTATE
MASTE R-lN-C HANCERT WAHOEh
SELLS C. J. HALLIDAY RESI-
pENcE PROPERTY TO
HARRY w. cUSHMAN.

Master-in-chancery Walter Warder
has sold the residence property OF the
late Mrs. Charlotte J. Halliday az
esGG Washington avenue to Harry w.
Cushman for the sum of $1,000.
The sale includes the brick resi-
dence and all of the lots facing on
Washingtoa avenue between Twenty
sixth and Twentyseyenth streets in
block 3.
Lots / to s in block 70 fronting on
Elm street are not included but vii
be sold at a future date as viii ais
tho four houses on Center and TWEEN
iv-frst streets owned by the late Col
$. $. Taylor father Of Mrs Halliday
which are also a part Of the estate
II i understood that Mr.. CushmaI
purchased The property for Oscar Her
her. son Of the late Louis Hefpel
who will occupy it as residence
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-20
DROWNED MAN FOUND.

Yesterday Afternoon Coroner NC
Manus received notice from w. n
Hartsonk, a contractor. That the body
of Il lIswned man had been found w
him (Hauso ~ IN the Mississippi
iyer opposite Thr y-s.xth street. Ihe
oNner alnmoaei 4 Jury ana viewed
the remains. The body was found t9
be 80 far decompo ca that re20g" ion
was impossible. or was ANYTHING
found in the clothing t9 iad!ea z
identity The remains viii ba bHrle
today fFom MS. Feith's establishment
ana further efforts VIII he made g
discover some clre
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-20

county yesterday afternoon.
The output OF tomatoes from Villa
Ridge will not exceed one half the
usual quantity. The shipments nave
not reached a car load a day up to
date
Contractor John Hogan. of Cairo, "a
M today and expects 10 secure sore
contracts for graveling our ne"
.strpets. This work will be badly need
"a this winter and sho Id lie done
while the weather is good.
Mr.. Watson. he creamery man, 81
Eigin. H. I'm company with James
Hoeendobler. Of Meridian. spent a few
hours ont at f. " Britton's big dairy
farm Thursday. Mr. Watson said that
sufficient stock had been subscribe
70 insure the organization Of a cream
ery company and that the plan VIII
be built and put in operation In the
near future
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-20
FLAG STAFF IS
BROKEN BY WIND
SENATOR WALTER WAROER's
HISTORIC STAFF FELL A VIC
TIM TO YESTERDAYS
STORM.

The flagstaff in the ward Of Sen
ator Walter Wardeis residence on
Holbrook avenue Is no more The
high wind Of yesterdays storm blew
down a tree which struck it and broke
II off about ten feet from the ground
ana last evening the senator removed
the remainder Of Il from his premises.
This flagstaff had an interesting
history Macy years ago when the
late Judge David J. Baker OF the su-
preme court Of Illinois, Owned the
Warder property there was large
pine tree growing in one corner OF
the front yasd. After Senator War
der purchased the property about ZEN
years ago the tree began to show
signs of blight ana he had a ship car
uenter make the tall pine into a nag
staff. II was about 81 feet high
Duriug The Spanish American war
senator Warder who is noted for his
patriotism made resolu 20 run
Inc Hag up the staff each day unit
pnsce was declared which VOW h'
faithfully kept Since then on ma
ltlonai holidays Old Gioy had wave'
Itts beautiful colors over the Warie
residence and was an in piration Il
lpatriotIsm to all who saw it. Blu
now. he fagstaff is no more
II is believed. however, that Sen
ator warder viii not be long in pre-
viding a substitute for if but unfortf
inately A new one is not likely TO haV
line historic associates Of the one ina
fol a victim to the severe summe
storm yesterday.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-20
rENr4 VICTIM YESTERDAY.

Boston. IulY la-The tenth VIZ re-
III he explosion aboard the Dattleshil
Georgia last Monday was recorded %
DAY III the death Of Midshipman John
III Cruise. His father Major T. Cruise
tt. s. a. Omaha was with his son
when Ia died as were also the mid
ehipnan's mother. brother and uncle
Colonel Hodgen, 4. s 4.
Major Cruise and party staried fof
washington. n G. tonight and th@
lray of the midshipman will ne tor
warded at n Gel eli omorrow mornins
for intermenf with naval honors III thC
cemetery at Arlington.
All the hospital tonight II was stafe'
that be condition Of Seaman LUIS
G. Reese and John A. Bush was iesi
favorable than in the early part 2
the day.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-20
EXPLOSION ON
BATTLE SHIP
III WHICH IT, S. SAILORS WERE
KILLED CAUSED BY PREMA,
TuRELY SHUTTING OFF All
BLAsT-TENTH VICTIM.

washington, July la teiesfah
VA received the navy department
this afterrooathis afternoon from AS
miral Thomas, commanding the see
.ond division . fthe Atlantic fee
which gives tie conclusions Of ths
board If examination which inyea1l
eated the cause of the accident % ti'
fa;leship / Georgia stating that the
eaarge Vi powder was ignited by ths
delay Of tie iiare back which was al
parentiy caused by shutting Of q lh'
air blast too soon. with 2 light wine
blowing into the muzzIe u the gun.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-20
CLIOOEN AUTO
IS FIRED UPON
FROM AMBUSH NEAR PlTTsBuRG
TWO BULLETS STRIKE TON.
NEAu or MACHINE BUT NO
ONE is INJURED.

pittsburg, Pa, July l9.-The Gid
Den tourists arrived TO night. The run
from Canton, Ohio. today was he most
TRYING that the tourists have encoun-
tered 10 the entire run. While mud
had heen encountered in many places
nowhere was such routh roads and
Obstacles hat would test The driver
ana tae car as on the i25 mile stretch
taat was run today The trip was
made in eight and half hours.
Near Darlington 40 miles west n
piasburg be car driven by Cahrles
Jardine. and occupied by Il. Fl. Tuck
er aad A. D. MeLachlan of Cleve-
land. and E. L. Estey. Of Chicago, was
fired upon from the roadside by Nm
known persons concealed in the shrub
berry. No one was injured but two
bullets of a 3Scalibre we're imbedded
in the tonneau.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-20
q na.fman Bros. DAMAGED.

put there were more serious III
stances of damage chief Of "aieh was
nrobably that done at Kaufman Bros.
bie dry goods store. The strong Wiha
caneht the roof at the rear end O. lhe
building and rolled up considerable
snaee allowing a food Of water to
RIM into the store damaging stock
hotb On he second and ground tloors
rough estimate last evening placed
the damage at about $4,000. Messrs
Ksnfman had men at work putting on
Temporary roof last evening. 70 pre-
vent further damage.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-20
The CHARMING Woman.

Is not necessarily one Of perfect form
and features. Many plain woman VINO
could never serve as an artists model,
possesses those rare qualities thar an
the world admires; nestness, clear
eyes. clean smoth skin and ina,
sprightliness of step and action that
accompany good health. A physicaiy
weak woman is never attractive, not
even to herself. Electric Biiters re-
store weak women. give strong nerves
bright eyes. smooth. velveiy skin
beautiful complexion. Guaranteed al
all druggists. 80 cents.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-20

The storm Of last evening, like that
az the evening before, was Weieoiheu
bv most people as reliei from she
intanse heat of the day. but the oplh,
ion was almost unanimous that y
naod not have been 80 fierce, me
INV had been hot and clear and some
what sultry. the mercury going hp 80
N The storm cloud came from me
northwest about 4:ao aud IN 4 fe"
minutes the mercury fell 10 degrees.
And it fell IL degrees more heiofe lhe
Storm was over, on Y degrees ~ les7
than half al hour. The wind hr5L
hIaw s4ntlv enneh envel1ping the citY
II clouds OF dast. but IL gained III
farce rapidly and reached the Ylaent
sneed of 80 miles per hour when m
cnrding to tile records Of observer
cunningham at the government office,
+ maintained for 4 full minute lhe
cloud was mingled blue-nlack ana
mud-gray and AZ it passed oyer tne
ciiy /, poured down almost q MI Jla
sheet Of water which swept thfolea
{1ba streets and cutters IN torrents
choRing the sewer openings and cans'
iina miniature lakes to gather " many
9l4ces. The rain fail measured !
,narter If an inch mos Of which iel
Ill few minutes.
There we're many reports q damaR4
III tia city. Probably several nun
dred trees were blown down, some
telegraph or telephone poles am
J wires. also number Of signs Fha
hung over the sidewalks ihe p, y,
75.fot hign on top Of Langan's milI
II Twelfth and Commercial VIZ
wrecked.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-20
MOUNDS
~%~~ ~~~~
july 10, 1907.

July rs. l9uf.
The contracts have been let for
eighteen new houses. The Mounds IL
moi boom town It is simply a bnsl
ness growth.
Mrs. r. c. Stewart and daughters /
Of villa Ridge. have moved into the
house ON Oak street lately vacated
by Mrs McMurty.
Our big ice plant is running day
night mad this hot weather makes
every one even the man IN the wagon
hollow ice.
Mr.. Burt Neff, Of Cairo attended
the Harper-Purdy wedding last night
Mr.. Nefr il nm old time friend Of o"F
DE- Il M. Fusrerson
The Y. NJ. c. A. building ana PARK
are getting to be things Of beauty and
arc proving a great JOY 10 our railroad
boys
T. c. Mahoney ST.. of Valley Re-
clusc was in Thursday. lie has mn
isbed thrcshing wheat and reports the
biggest WELD II bushels per acre,
Mr.. A. 3. Robertson and II. J. AID
/ rich. Of iVna Ridge, were pleasant
callers yes erday
The Mounds Ice and Coal company
have been organized about three
months aand have a record of over
a car loads fthe different commo'
dities handled by them. This Is
pretty fair showing for a young con
lcern.
Elder l.. d. Bass, Of Calvary Bap-
| fist church of Cairo. was MP yesterday
evening and oficiated at the Harper
iPurdy wedding.
Andrew Arnold. the timber man
of Pulaski, had legal business In town
yes erday. 80,
The village freight wagon loaded
with -four collapsed on Front sire 2.
Wednesday. 4 broken front wheel
and axle was the result. This dry,
hot weather is hard on wagon ana
= buggy wheels. ,,.
MIR l.. u. Harper and Miss Lydia
. Purdy we're married at $50 o,clocs
Wednesday evening July H. l9oh ~
the home Of the bridegrt ON on IRON
street. Mr.. Harper was formerly from
Hearst Horn. 7. T., but is now an EN-
Move of the Illinois Central raliroa'
a. This Mace. The bride IS from jon
IA, III. The event was crowned by
rood old fashioned charivari.
II has developed since The appolh'
!, mept Monday night. that Mr. Mccuen
!, vino WAS appointed marshal is no
: eiiuihle 10 the Office on accornt OF 10
!. lbeinr a citizen Of Mounds the re
: oulred length Of time The mayo
; and council will have to make anoihe
!. a,nointment and Mr VIII ]. Po~fI
" viii continue TO wear the star untii hi
!. successor is duly qualified.
3 A. Frank Avery. Of Louisiana al
:, rived here Thursday and expects
" work for The railroad company.
Mr.. Thomas Roche, Of iNla Rag
was a pleasant caller yesterday.
Mr.. I. II. Koonce rounded in hon
,ror, MAIDEN. No. where he has bee
for some time. g
pev William Couch Of East ;
0t-uis. was in orr town Friday in y
X interest Of THE Central Baptist
III When the ~Bloomer Girls ian o.
the Mound CITY Regulars Tuesda
thew ought 70 come over to Moih'
~ and NAV or home team. an interes
= In game of BAH.
y TITO -r1 goose plum trees are loa
ID ,r-t., -4 tiggest crop Of fruit et
lr-- in his county.
Capt Jack Galloway Of me =
,-,ilana Csrnival company Vas here
nv day. looking cut a location Tor
h street show.
ne Mr. sam RIam. orr r. Goods nrin
~ has ius returned f-09 DAVIS
.,v snr.urs and IS Joking Is fresh as
EFT new blown rose
in OHite q severe rain and wind s'oi
he swept ever the northeast part Of Z
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-20
nlDS WAN TED.

Sealed proposals will be received ay
the undersigned up to noon August
1st 1907, at his onicc, No. 500 Com.
mercial avenue, for furnishing the Cal.
70 public Schools with 400 tons. r-are
or less. OF Lump, Nut and Washes
Slack Coal.
same to be delivered al the sever
al school buildings as ordered
The right is reserved 70 reject any
or all bids
EDWARD T.. GILBERT
Secretary Board Of Education.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-20
A wonnsrful Happening.

Pert Byron. y. Y. has witnessed one
Of the most remarkable cases Of heal
ing ever recorded Amos F. King Oh
that place says: "Bueklen's Arniea
salre cured a sore on my leg with
which I had suffered over 50 years.
II an now eighty-five." Guaranteed to
cure all sores, at all druggists, % cents
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-20

One of the days we remember WIN
pleasure. as well as with proht 10 our
health, is the one on which we became
acquainted with DR.. Kings New Lie
Pills. the painless purifiers that cure
headaches and bilionsHess and keep
the bowels right rs cents at all drug
stores.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-20

clay. the testator's son. is named a.
executor.
TIE residence on Seventh street II
left TO the decedent's daughter, Mrs
Fannie barclay ..ang;e OF Mexico
CITY Mexico. There are two life IN
surance policies for s. 900 each In
the Massachusetts Mutual Life instr
ance company which are bequeathe1
to Phil c. Barclay and Fannie Barclay
Naugle. the former receiving three
fourths and the latter one-fotrth.
The business Of the life insurance
agency conducted by P. WI Barclay
d Son, is left to Phil C. Barclay
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-20

Thursday for a few days visit with
relatives ana friend in Vienna.
C. IT, Moore. a business min of
New Boston. Tex. is the guest of his
tr7the-. Roy Moore Of this city.
Miss Inez Rice, of MattOoi, wfo
has been visiting her brother, fr. RE
Of this city. the past few weeks, e.
TUNED 20 her home Tdursday
Harry Perks left Thursday on he
Georgia Lee for Cincinnati to %it
Earl Snyder formerly of Mound dy-
MIR. and Ms. Giasco. Ct the Glieo
Moving Picture Show, were shopng
IN Cairo Wednesday
Zee - vas in Cairo on busess
/ Thursday.
Sherman Cheek. an emplye othe
Metal Bound Package eorpany1ad
his right foot badly mashedThuiay-
Mrs. Lee Arnold is viftinsher
mother a Paducah.
Mr.. F. Falc0ner who his b. m
Greenwood. n. has retuned the
interest of the Polk Prestvinsom-
pany.
Mrs lake Blum was sope IN
Cairo Thursday.
Mrs. Ben Criss Of Ho'owf NJ,
was among the Mound C|y Ppers
Friday
a quiet wedding occurrd r 81
IL. parsonage. Rev. B IUuey
officiating. bat the MANS with
held.
VIM. r. Morris aud Ms. J T1y-
ilor sf Cairo. were marfete this
/ friday afternoon at TT efbouses
hr Rev- u. 4. Utley.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-20
MOUND CITY. Ill

July 70 1907

Mrs. Shelby. of 81 Lrnis Is TIE
gue.t Of her sister. Mrs. Fred Hon
mar.
Misses Ge1evieve Bird snd kaie
Mcneil lefr Thursday morning lot
St. Louis . here hey vii take a
course in music from Prof. Grsgar.
enc ri the hest teachers At Pores
PARK Tniysrsit7-
Mr. and Mrs. N y Mccartney zen