The Cairo bulletin., 1909-12-31

DAY.
The NJ. B. 4. will have a tacky |
party and social in their hall New
Years night.
DR.. Rodney Bunch, assistant super
lintendent of the ST. Louis hospital,
was home Sunday visiting his par
ents.
Mrs. L. N. Coffey of St. Louis,
Mo-, is spending the Christmas holt
days with her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Bunch.
Earn Caldwell and VIM n. Light
ner bought up a car load of mules in
Cape Girardeau and have shipped
them home.
Mr.. Marshall Alexander of Point
Pleasant Mo-, and Mrs. Jennett
Rockwell of Mcclure, were married
in Murphysboro Monday. The we'd
| ding party made up of the following
IMr Marshall Alexander, the groom,
accompanied by his brother, Thomas,
Miss Jennett Rockwell, the bride, ac-
companied by her father, A. L. Rock
we'll. and sister Miss May, took the
early morning train Monday for Muir
| physboro. After the ceremony the
couple left for Memphis, Tenn, on a
short honeymoon, returning they will
make their home at Point Pleasant,
| Mo. Mr.. A, l.. Rockwell and daugh-
| ter returned to Mcclure on the noon
train. The bride js one of Mcclure
most estimable young ladies, The
groom is a farmer The couple have
the best wishes for happy future
Iron their host of friends.
VIM. N. Lightner and John J. Por-
! Ter will report for duty on the grand
tidry next Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. AZ Hedges Of Browns,
Vile. mt, who have been visiting
their son ana family, James Hedge,
tile last three weeks, returned 10
their home Monday last rs
A. G.. Sans was in Thebes Monday
on business.
Another car load of wheat q was
shipped out last Wednesday for Car
bohdale #
Mr.. and Mrs. Burton and family
spent the Christmas, holidays ylsitine
her mother at Alto Pass, returning
Wednesday noon.
4 McRaven Balm of Cairo. was in Me
Clure Tuesday on his way home from
Cape Girardeau Mo- where he hao
been spending the holidays with his
mother and family, Z, B. Linson.
Joseph Bunch and Jaynes were il
Cairo on business the first Of tht
week.
DR.. McRaven has so far improve
as to be able to get out of bed.
Mi. j. r. Mcclure was in Jones
Bro on business the first of TIT
: week.
Mr.. Lyle Summers of BoonTille
Ind, is visiting his uncle and famil}
. Mr.. James Hedge.
The following were over at Cap
e tsirardaaI- on businesses John J. POI
/, tier. Levi Shavnore Oscar Taylor
! Mrs. Mary Findlay, Henry Linsof
VIM n. Lightner. Earn Caldwell an
Z Jake Walters
. Levi Shavnore received check TO
! $4,000 from the M. B. A. lodge o
d the death of his wife. May Shaynort
n The deceased was a member of th
:, Mcclure lodge, NJ p. A,
/, l Il Al ttia In u
i, ion business.
+ An effort is being made to raise tn
v ferry boat Warsaw sunk last wee
st lat Commerce Upon examination
/ hole Is fet long was found in the hui
; besides minor damages, and it
= lprobable that she can be saved, take
/ Ito Mound City and repaired. 1t
s estimated that it will cost $4,000 {
g lrenair her Passengers are crossin
to the Cape in skiffs.
D Owing to there being no ferry .
Christmas. shoppers We're obliged I
2 DO their shopping at Mcclure and tn
merchants report booming Chris
mas trade. 1t was a banner season
y Lon Miles son, Otis, who was yer
+ IN is greatly improved, and hopes al
entertained for his recory.
s, Mr.. c. r. Gable and two sons {
I Harrisburg, ILL.,, were visitors to job
H. Porter Tuesday and Wednesda
+ len route to Rector, Ark Mr.. Cabl
9 was resident hereabouts 80 yeal
{ lago, and seemed to lose himself
n the burg by the many changes thf
: have taken place since then
n John j. Porter will attend tn
l. Estate rally of Odd Fellows in CAR
I next Monday at the evening session
~ Chauncey McRayen Of DePew, III
) was home to spend Christmas an
4 visit his brother, DR.. p II. McRavel
vi Mr.. James Woodland was in Cali
s Tuesday and Wednesday on bushes
al DR.. Samuel Norris left for Pari
lIll to attend the wedding of h
& Ibrother
y Mr.. j. r. Mcclure was in Gran
!. Flower "Wednesday on business.
! Wednesday was the coolest ia
: this season the thermometer regi
4 Itering close to zero
u AT a meeting Of the road commi
~ I. I,