The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-13

the fields. Be careful how you rai(
the other fellows field without hi.
permission.
| Sheriff A. G. Bankston and Jailel
Robert Castor were over Saturday
after a prisoner Just ask Bob II d
girl can run.
The watch word Of Mounds IL ex
pansion and city government.
We need more farmers 10 20 into
the business Of raising a high grade
| OF dairy cows. There Is demand
for them and the call for good dairy
products is unlimited.
There was shooting ARRAY among
some of the colored folks down in
Pinch Saturday night. One boy was
shot twice. One ball entered his
cheek and the other in the hip. He
I IS reported in a dangerous condition
Some OF our hunters came back
| from Horse Shoe Lake Saturday with
about as many ducks as they could
carry. They report the shooting fine
over there.
a fine service was held at the Con.
gregational church Sunday at which
about twenty persons We're taken
into church fellowship and We're hap
tized by sprinkling.
Yes, Mounds may die from the ef
fects of no saloons, but the 247 sober.
industrious. stalwart voters that
stood by the mothers, wives and
daughters on that day will still as.
sure them that it will not die in the
agonies of delirium tremens.
Mr.. Cal Wehrenberg Of Mound City
transacted business in Mounds Mon
day.
Mrs. Frank Grain is quite sick at
her home on Blanche avenue.
Mr.. John Bryant has finished his
rev residence on First street and
Railroad addition and moved into the
same.
Mrs. Bob Camp and little son will
leave today for Memphis, Tenn.
where they will visit for some time
with Mr.. Camp and other relatives
Let the arch lights shine on for
there are number Of good substan
tial citizens that will stand for their
cost If need be.
We have show in town this week
THE Old Plantation"
Mrs. Goode, Of Jackson, Tenn, ar
rived today and will be the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. ]. B. Healey for few
days.
Our farmers are taking advantage
Of this fine weather to get their corn
gathered. The early crop is IN prime
just now
Mrs. R. O. Bagby of Portland, Ark, |
Is visiting friends here this week
Mr., and Mrs. w. " Moses had for
their guest last week the latter's
father, Mr.. A. T. Doster, of Bethle-
ham, Pa.
Now that the excitement of the |
election is over. LET every law abiding |
,iti2en lay aside his personal preju- |
lice and strive to better the condition |
# his unfortunate neighbor as well
IS the business of the town
Mr.. F. NJ. Stringer of Pulaski, drove
Town on Business Monday.
A sidewalk meeting was held at /
he Baptist church Monday night The /
walk in front of the church and |
chOol house is guaranteed. and /
theirs all over the town are being
ontracted for by the property own
RS. There is no doubt but what the
'oom will continue.
Mrs Nancy Morrow is visiting her
aughter IN Dyersburg, Tenn. for a h
ew weeks.
The many friends of Mrs. r. e
Watt win be grieved to hear of her
cath which occurred last week. Mrs.
Watt was the wife of Rev Thos. e.
Watt who two years ago was pastor
the Congregational church of our
1wn. Mrs. Watt was also primary
sacher in our public schools at the
anne time and was beloved by all the |
arents and children The heartfelt I
7mpathy of all our people go out I
, the bereaved husband and his i
otherless children.
The Ladies' Aid of the Congrega- h
onal church will serve dinner and Y
upper on Thanksgiving Day, Nov % y
riends come out on that day and the
others, wives and daughters Of I
ounds will demonstrate to you what b
ey know about the culinary art o
ont bother with dinner at home but
me to the church dinner and have n
'od time and get all the turkey and d
her good things that you can eat all "
! % cents. Satisfaction guaranteed y
money refunded a.