The Cairo bulletin., 1909-06-04
MOUND CITY.
June 8.

June s.
j. +. Fischer president AMI Mr..
Murray of the lnterurban line We're
IN the city Wednesday morning.
Miss Olga Johansen was Cairo
visitor Wednesday.
Mrs. Eva Newhouse aud little
daughters Madeline and Virginia. left
Wednesday for her home at Fulton,
Ky. after visiting Mrs. w $. Sanda
son and Mr. viii Mertz and their
families in this city.
Mrs. Lee Wanura and Miss Pearl
Parker of Valley Recluse Were In the
city Wednesday on shopping tour.
Geo. Kreighauser of Grand Chain
Transacted business here Wednesday.
Sheriff A. G. Bankson was visitor
i'll Pulaski Wednesday. Mrs. Bark
son and daughter. Mona and Lois are
spending two weeks with relatives in
that city.
Mrs. Amanda Mechanics of Grand
Chain was visiting relatives here
Wednesday,
Geo. f. Belts and Chas. Burns
made business trip to Cairo We'd
nesday
Mr. Ed Marin Of Cairo purchased
fine piano Of the Estes Piano co.
of this city Tuesday.
Master Fred Armstrong is visiting
tienis in Cairo q few days.
Mr. Reese of Relknap was in the
city Wednesday on business.
Mrs. Clara Estes made business
trip to Cairo Wednesday.
] r. Harris was Mounds visitor
Wednesday.
Mr. f. ellsworth made a business
trip 10 Cairo Wednesday
Mrs Geo Eichhorn spent Wednes-
day in Grand Chain.
Mrs Elizabeth Johnson and daugh'
ter Hazel, of Levings were the
guests OF relatives in this city Wed
nesday.
S. p Williams is selling ice cream
for Raggio's establishment of Cairo.
He makes regular trips through the
city.
Mrs w. s. Candeson was Cairo
visitor Wednesday.
John j Haerr representing Fl. c.
Goodman Shoe company of Column
bus, Ohio, was in the city Wednes-
day on business.
w. X. Gray of Olmsted transacted
business here Wednesday.
Mrs Ed Beaver was a Cairo shop,
per Wednesday.
Mr. Morris, Kretner who has been
quite i'll the past few days Is able to
be out again.
J Bick, salesman for ID. NJ. Pfael-
ger and company of Chicago, visited
the merchants here "Wednesday.
The old Fireman's hall was sold
Tuesday at auction 10 Mrs. Clara
Eichhorn. constellation 1855. The
building which stood on the three
cornared piece of ground bounded by
Walnut street Pearl street and First
street, had become an old landmark
in the city having been built about
thirty five years ago The council
was wont to hold its meetings in the
west room of the first floor for sew
eral years until the city Jail was
erected on Commercial avenue and
Walnut street. Nearly all the dances
of tho various clubs have been held
on the upper floor of this building
and many jolly time was had with
In its walls in this manner while
each of the different churches and
lodges have conducted their annual
bazaars and suppers in galore be
meath its sheltering roof. In all, our
people have enjoyed the old Fire
mems hall while 1t has OF late years
been an eye sore to the public. Mrs.
Eichhorn will be required TO have the
building moved from its present loca-
ton within twenty days.
Miss Flora Dougherty left Thurs
day for Lebanon where she will be
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Dora
Pfeffer
Miss Minnie Boyi was a Cairo bust
ness caller "Wednesday.
A. L. Compton spent Wednesday in
Mounds.
l.. $. Kell of Salem. III, was here
on business Wednesday.
Mr.. Ned Hoffman of Vienna v.si ed
relatives here Wednesday while re-
turning to his home from Anna
where he had been the guest of
friends.