The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-04

xU1gntN WuSf a StfccpSS-- -S0Gtttiiy land
Financially Among those present
! were Messrs. and Mesdames r. A..
Barton, John ]. Porter, r. NJ Culley,
John Manner, Mrs. CLARK, Mrs
tStokes and daughter, OF Anna, Miss
Mona Connell of Mound city, Misses
lMaud McRaven, Peulah Culley, Mae
Rockwell, Blanche Miller. Long
Johnson, Jessie and Maud Carmack
Celeste and Corlnne Culley, Eva
Johnson, Messrs. Fred Roberts of
IWolf Lake, Robinson, Herman
Bunch, Claud McRaven, Leon Culley
John Kelley John Spears, Lawrence
and Ray Bunch. Another dance will
be given i'm the near future and an
effort will be made to get ain out OF
town orchestra.
Mr.. Roberts Of Marion, has moved
here with his family and will remain
during the winter
Judging from the large amount of
turs that are being shipped to ST.
Louis, trappers and hunters hunters
|hereabouts are having great luck this
season.
Mrs. D. Mullins of Anna, has
moved here and will occupy one of
j. r. McClure's houses.
A sign of increasing prosperity is
the removal of a number of the bad
order cars that have been sidetrack-
led here for several months. They
are needed to meet the increased
business
Since installing a night agent here
the increase OF traffic over the T. NJ.
from Mcclure is quite noticeable.
The Misses Lightner entertained a
number of friends Saturday evening,
Games furnished the principal
pastime and delicious refreshments
were served
Mrs John J. Porter and son James
were m Anna the first of the week
on Business and returned with her.
erandchild, Wilma
r. M Otrich's saw mill is again I'M
operation.
VIM n Lighner left for Arkansas
the middle Of the week with IL head
OF mules.
j. T. Mcclure shipped about al
head OF Sheep from off his farm to
St Louis Tuesday on the steamer
Gray Eagle
John J. Porter was in Anna Thurs
day on business and in the evening
received the degree of Master Mason
in the Masonic lodge there He also
attended the banquet given by the
Masonic lodge tnat night. |
F. VI. Culley and family we"a ct |
the county seat the first of the week. |
Work on the levee project is pro
very favorably and The |
will all be secured this |
week. An assessment will 5a Levied |
and the contract let but it is not be- |
lieved that any work will be conf
before the new year
The forming of the Union County |
Drainage District is meeting with de. |
lay There are several condemnation |
suits to overcome and it is probable |
that work viii not commence until |
after the first OF the wear
JudS' <hHuiFNS anu III. oIHlSiY Oh |
were here Tuesday on |
business.
NJ. B. Scanlon of St Louis, spent
several days here this week on bust
less connected with his farm
Leon Culley and John Spears are
n St Louis on business
JOS. Friedman fCairo was here
Wednesday on business.
James Matlock is on the SICK list
inG DR.. Norris is in attendance.
ID. p II. McRaven and son Claud
eft Wednesday for St. Louis from
which place Claud will go to Poca.
ett, Okla. having accepted posi-
ion out there. The best wishes OIL
host of friends accompany him.
WIN Kanan, who was injured at +,
he mill several waaks ago is able
o sit up in bed but ii will be a long
ime before he will be able to be |,
round
Allen Kimbal of Cane Girardeau.
vas here Wednesday and shipped IA
lead of mules to Arkansas.