The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-11
: NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHDORS


levee from Gale to Mcclure have fin
ished and a hearing is set for the 14th
Of the month at Cairo
Work in the timber is on the in
crease. Eight more teams have been
started and logs in the yard are piing
up; every house is occupied here and
in several instances two families arc
together, the pay roll fthe staye
works last week passed the $500
mark. the breaking of the fan shut
the mill down for a day, but it has
been repaired and has started up
again
F. NJ. Culley's butcher shop that has
been closed for some time was open,
ed up again Tuesday morning with Il
good supply of fresh meat Mr.. Sam
Shumaker OF Thebes is in charge OF
the shop, who fully understands the
business and is going to try and keep
stock on hand TO supply the growing
trade. Mr.. Schumacher and wife viii
reside here as soon as he can secure
house
The Morgan Boys Ball Team played
the Blue Seal here Sunday and won
Score to ).
Miss Mary Finley wno has been
home visiting left here for Fulton,
Mo, to take charge of one of the de
partments in the Ladies Seminary
D.
are on the sick list, and under the
care of Dr. Rodney Bunch, the doctor
who was to have gone to Chicago. de
ferred his departure, so he could at
tend to his father during his illness
The convention of the ninth district
Of the NJ. b. A. held in East st. Louis
last Tuesday, there was present Sc
delegates representing 40 lodges OF
the district The following were
chosen as delegates 70 the supreme
lodge which meets at Davenport
Iowa, on October 9Th to 9th: Dr.
Short, of East st. Louis, Secretary r.
II. Haynes of Cairo, ana n. c. Dayi.
of Decatur, besides the delegates to
attend the convention, quite a number
of members and their wives will also
be present, from Illinois.
Miss Bertha Chapman of Jonesboro F
who has been visiting Mr. and Mrs
Ardell Harris, has returned.
Mr. Frank Goodman, who met with .
an accident 4 couple of weeks ago, Isl
in very bad shape and is constantly
under treatment 4
DR.. Rodney Bunch, accompanied by
his sister, Mrs. Fullenwider, were Wis
ting in Cape Girardeau. Mo. Tuesday
Dr. Rodney Buch lett mere for Chica-
90 Thursday on a short visit
The summer vacation days ended I
Monday for Mcclure school boys and
girls, also for the teachers, and all
seem to be in fine spirits for another
erm Some Improvements have been
made on the buildins One i'm particu-
ar the doors all swing outward so
hat in case of fire a quick exit may
BE- made and so lessen The danger Of q =
lanic and disaster: the grounds were
'ieaned up and present a neat appear
nee, the cistern cleaned out. giving
he teachers and children and also
PARENTS the assurance of clean AMI
,ure drinking water, one of the prin-
ipal factors for good health The 4,
oachgrs are as follows. c. W. Cant |,
ey, principal; Mics Minnie Bunch.
ntrrIi9te; Miss Maud McRaven. pri-
Nary and Nathan Melyill ianitor All
l whom were il their places early I,
londay Morning The attendance a.
h- opening in the primary and inter f,
Mediate departments WI compare IA. /,
0rable with former terms. but the
igher l5a4e was Jess on account Of
lany being on the farms. and at work
but VIII show an increase later OF. !
Miss Jaunette Rockwell left here
aturlsg for Marston. $40. 10 teach
chool there for the second term
here.
Sir. and Mrs. FL. Seawright Of Chi
ago. who are visiting Mr.. and Mrs q