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MelrOse and Vicinity.

MelroSe, Jan. p.
The Chapman brothers returned to
school after helping their father put
up the seasons supply Of ice.
Chas. Hart and O. LaDuc finished
putting up ice Saturday..
There will be a social dance at the
home of G.. Pew's Friday evening of
this week.
Mrs. Otto Busjahn, who has been
sick for the past two weeks is now re-
covering.
Joe Nowka and wife and D. Ralph
and wife spent Tuesday afternoon at
the home Of j. G.. Reeve, combining
business with pleasure.
The hustling clerk Of Farley Bror.
of Corona, Gus Hart. is about to ia
a vacation when himself and wife will
visit the Twin cities, and various
points in Wisconsin.
ChaS Hart who has, hay on the east
side of Milestone creek has had e y
rral loads taken by parties who forgot
to even leave their cards. This SN>-
TEN of subtraction is not appreciated
by the owner.
The SiSSeton train was stalled for
over an hour Monday evening near
{. Hooth'> place. The engine got out
Of repair and they had to send to Mil
bank for another before they could
proceed.
John Schmuckcr and family were
~agreeably surprised last Friday night
when a part. of about - Of their
neighbor> came in on them without
warning, but properly supplied with
good things, and d good time was
spent.
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G. OVERFLOW

Spence Baird has gone out on
the Montana division to work.
Miss Natala Bleser went out
to Aberdeen the first Of the
week to take a course in primary
work at the northern normal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Lowthian
returned the first of the week
from q trip to the southern par,
of the state.
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"ParSifal"

Foremost among the offerings
to be seen at the Bentley Grand
Opera House during the coming
season will be Messrs. Martin
and Emery's sumptuous presen-
tation of Richard Wagner's sa-
cred festival play "Parsifal' Tin
English.) The management was
only able to secure this world
famous production by offering
a large guarantee to Messrs.
Martin and Emery for a single
engagement here of their beauti-
full production.
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Elmira Happenings

Elmira. Jan. 26
The missionary club met at Mrs
James Blacks last Thursday. Mex
Thursday the club willmeet with Mrs,
Carls.
Miss Nellie Garvey started TuesdaN
for Dickinson. N. Oak, where she
will visit her brother Ambrose ane
wife.
About a dozen ladies from Albee
and vicinity drove out to the kimbal
farm last Wednesday and took Mrs
kimball by storm. The ladies brought
a hearty lunch and lots of good cheer
with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christensen were Mil.
bank visitors Saturday.
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OBITUARY

Henry William Ochs was born at
Uetersen. Germany, April 80, 1882,
and died at the home Of his daughter,
Margreatha Maak, in Geneseo town.
ship. Jan. p, 1909, aged IS years,
s months ard q days.
He a baptised and confirmed in
the Lutheran Evangelical church in
Germany at an early age. He went to
school until he was Is years of age
and at the age of Is enlisted as a
sailor on the ocean. He spent L.
years as a ea-farer, during which
time he had a wide experience as well
as a wide vision, having seen the
north cape and the south zone. AT
the age of 90 he became one of the
leading men in the first gas works at
Uetersen Germany, which position he
held for seven years, when he was
elected foreman of the chemical fac
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Church Notices

Episcopal services, Sunday January
81, Is follows
lO:45-Holy Communion and sermon
l2:OO-Sunday School
5:OO-Evening Prayer and Sermon
Seats free. All welcome.
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LOCAL OVERFLOW
The Eagles initiated a class of
three Monday night.

three Monday night.
Shirts-dandies-39 cents a,
McCollum e. Thirsk's.
The infant child of Mr.. and
Mrs. Dotson has been quite ill.
Maurice RaebeIs baby has been
on the sick list.
G. p. Mollberg was down from
Marvin on business Wednesday.
Peter Cloos, of Linden Beach,
was a Milbauk visitor Tuesday.
w. E. Norton is again confined
60 his home on account Of illness
Max Rachel won the 50 at the
Home of Real Bargains last week.
Prof. Hopfner has been EN-
ployed to instruct the Waubay
Kid band.
Earl Gold of Big Stone, visited
with Harry Lindsey Sunday OF
last week.
Pat Rabbit, who has been Ill
for several weeks continues
about the same.
Miss May Egrmayer. Of Twin
Brooks, was in the city Monday
visiting friends.
Miss Hazel Dawson, of Apple,
ton, visited with Miss Helene
Owen Friday and Saturday Of
last week.
The Ministerial association met
Monday at the Congregations
parsonage. Revd's Boice, kdse
and Oldtield were present. The
committee on civic reforms re
ported. The association will
meet Monday with Rev. Tragitt.
Father Cleary will give the
4th entertainment in the library
benefit series on Friday nigh,
Feb 9Th. His subject Will be
The Great Passion Play at
! Oberammergau
Some thirty-three ladies of the
NJ. E. aid society enjoyed their
regular meeting with Mrs. c..
Fox Thursday afternoon. A
most bountiful lunch was served
and all voted Mrs. Fox a delight
full hostess
On Tuesday G.. D. F'airchild
went 60 Appleton on business
and on Thursday Mrs. Fairchild
and Mr.. aud Mrs. Frank Niche
gan, accompanied by Mrs. Carl
Peterson, followed for the pur
pose of attending the married
folks dancing party that even
ing.
The illustrated lecture 1.-THE
Passion Play by Father Cleary
at the opera house Friday night,
Feb. 5th, will furnish one of the
treats of the year. Every one
should attend this library bene'
DIT. Note change in date.
South Shore Republican: Mrs.
A. l.. Horn aud baby have return.
from Wilmot and taken up their
abode with Mrs. Horr's parents,
Mr.and Mrs. S. NJ. Harper. Mrs.
Horn recently received the sum
of $1,000 from the Milwaukee
railroad for the death of her hus.
band. who was killed while doing
duty as a brakeman over a year
ago.
Aria Puder of Big Stone, was
in town Saturday evening last on
his way to Corona to visit his
brother Iro. Arta expects to go
south to Chattanooga, Tenn,
where he may take Il law course
in the law school where his broth
er has been a student for the
past Two years.
John Hicks. ir, left Tuesday
morning for Bay City, Mich,
where he goes to visit his father
and spend a portion of the win
ter.
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GERM LCTH ERAN

1000 German Services.
Subiect-"Christi Offenbarung seiner
Macht und Herrlichkeit auf dem
Meer."
1870 p. m.-English Service-Sub-
ject-"The Parable OF the Tares
Among the Wheat"
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METHODIST

METHODIST
lO:45-Preaching. Subject-"Con-
trarv Winds"
12:OO-Suuday School.
3:00-Junior league.
6:30-Intermediate league.
6:3O-Epworth league.
7:30-Preaching-by DR.. Graham,
D.. S. Sacramento Service.
PRAYER meeting Wednesday evening
st 1880 o'clock.
We Invite you to our services,
MORNING MUSIC
Voluntary-Oster!iea-R. Ficher.
Anthem Ashamed of jesus
Gabriel.
Ohertory -"Romanze''-Car Bush.
EVENING Music
VOlen:ary-''Roses."
Anthem THE Lord is nv Shep-
~herd"-Macfarren..
Ofertory-Rock of Ages with var
iations.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
W.. JUDSoN OLDFIELD, Pastor.
1O:45 q. m. Preaching. 'sThe
Christ of the Common People"
12:OO-NOOn-Sunday School.
$50 p. m.-Christian Endeavor.
1870 p. m.-Preaching Has the
Gospel Become Effete."
Midweek service Wednesday even
ing 1880 o.. m.
All sests are free. Strangers al
ways welcome.
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BAPTIST GHURCH-Services every Sunday
Preaching at IL ., m. Sunday school ut II m
Younx Peoples Meeting Z 80 p. m.
Services conducted in the Swedish language.
You ere welcome.
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CATHOLIC

St. Lawrence church--Sunday-
Macs $50; high mass 1890. Vespers
and bened lotion at 400 D m.
Week dsys-Mass at $3.50.
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Corona and Vicinity

Corona. Jan. Is.
Try q pair Of those REF shoes at
Souls.
l.. Herrick was a Milbank business
caller Tuesday.
Theresa Smith was a Wilmot
visitor Saturday evening.
P. Kohler made a business trip to
Milbank Thursday.
Bob Linquist was on the sick list
last Thursday.
Have YOUR measure taken at SOule's
for a new spring suit. We guarantee
a fit.
Ralph Philips who has been visit
ing in lretown, Iowa, returned Thurs
day.
F. H.Voigt was trans acting business
in MilOank.
Fancy groceries at Soule'5.
w. l.. Kinney and wife who had
been visiting relatives in Lanark,
Ill.,, the past month returned Thurs
day evening.
~ CONF lebe Hue OI tfOck6tN anu
glass ware at G. Fl. Soule K Bros.
Frank Yahn, a former druggist at
WiImot but now living in Canada,
was the guest Of Geo. Soule and fam
lily last week.
If you can't find it 60 to Soule's,
they have it.
Albert Fenhaus and family, who
have been visiting in w ausau, Wis.,,
the past two months, returned TIES.
day.
Pierre the past week on business and
visiting relatives, returned Friday.
August Hoffman, who had been al
Pierre and Aberdeen the past few
days, returned Saturday.
Ruth Preston went to Milbank last
Friday for a short visit with relatives.
Miss Anna Kerns vent to Milbank
Friday.
Gilbert Hass was a Milbank caller
Saturday.
r. Il. JOHN went to ST. Paul Satur.
day with a car of stock.
Master Dwight Preston and sister
Esther vent to Sisseton Saturday for
a short visit with their father.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herrick and dsugh-
ter Nettie were shopping in Milbank
Saturday.
Mrs. Preston was visiting friends
in Milbank Saturday between trains.
Mrs. w. D. Cnellis was a Milbank
caller Saturday.
f. Graham, who had been visiting
here the past week with his parents
and sisters, Mrs. Geo. Clark and
Mrs. w. W. Staples, left Monday even
ing for his home at Little Falls, MINI.
Mitchell JOHN of Marvin, was tran.
sacting business in town Saturday,.
Paul Kphler left Saturday evening
for Minneapolis and other points in
Minnesota.
Arthur Puder came no from Big
Stone Saturday evening for a few
DAYS visit with his brother John.
Beats all what a lot of musicians
there are Ia Corona. We have a gen
liclldu ; DduO, d III > Dduu, duu bWC
orchestras. What's the mattsr OF
having an old lady's band?
Mr.. Grouse came up from Milbank
Friday and visited with his parents
until Monday.
Mrs. F. Voigt has been quite sick
this week with stomach trouble.
Mrs. Chas Bohn's children are
sick with chicken poX.
Dick Clark left Monday for a few
days visit nth friends in St. Paul.
Chicken-pox is the latest in Corona
Ever time something
Loren Hill shipped a car of hog
to St. Paul Monday evening.
T.. Hunt of Milbank was transact
ing business in town Tuesday.
l Will Miller was up from Milbank
Tuesday.
Bob Lindquist was a Wilmot caller
Tuesday.
Mrs. Gale of Big Stone City viii
address the congregation at the M. r
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Obituary.

DlED-At his home in Vernon town.
snip on Friday evening. January s.
1909. OF Brlghts disease, MI. Au.
gust Z. Dauman, IN the 31thyear
of ms age.
Deceased a. born at Princeton.
Green Lake county, Wis, April 3.
1872. where he lived with his parents
until 1892, when ne came to south
Dakota. In September. 1895, he was
married to Miss Laura III. Redman,
who survives hlm.
MI. Dauman was a young man pos
sessed of a good disposition and am
liable qualities. and was a tayorite
among d large circle of friends.
Besides his wife and an aged father
he leaves two children, Bonnie, aged
Is, and Walter. nearly II years old, Z
brother, Julius Dauman, of Albee, :
D., and five sisters residing IN Wis
consln. Funeral services were hello
by Rev. H. Nltchke. at the German
Lutheran church, north of Albee, o.
which deceased was a member
and the church was filled with sym
pathlzing friends of the deceased VIII,
had gathered to pay respect to hi.
memory, and escort the remains tt
It's last resting place.
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GARD OF THANKS,

We desire to express our thanks to
all the friends who so kindly assisted
us during the illness and death of oul
beloved husband and father. For the
many acts OF courtesy and express
sions of sympathy we feel deeply
grateful.
MRS. LAURA DAuMAN
AND FAMILY.
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MARVIN Mutterings.

MARVIN TINE TABL8-MILwAUKEE
No. I. passenger train, going west .6:56 ,. m.
No. IS, passenger tratn, going east ...l0:O'a. m
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Brooks Doings
TWIN BROOKS TIME TABLE.

TWIN BROOKS TINE TABLE.
Nos pssseD ger train, going wet. ESQ .. m
No. !. passenger train, going west. $50 p. m
No. 50, psssen ger train, going east 1915 a. m
No. 8, passenger train, going east. II 90 p. m
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-10
APPLICANTS FOR
VACANT OFFICE.
-
SUCCESSOR TO TIE LATE PROF.
JOHN SNYDER, COUNTY SU-
PERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS,
H TO BE APPOINTED.

The matter of a successor to the
late Prof John Snyder, county super
intendent of schools, is question in
which many are interested. 1t Is re
ported that Amos Twente, school
teacher, who resides In the country
north of Olive Branch, is an applicant
for the appointment which will be
made by the board of county commits
sionors to fill the office until the next
election Prof. f. Il. Gott, principal
Of the Stafford school, is also said to
be DESTROYS Of having the Office.
1t is understood that number of
voters whose opinion doubtless will
have weight in the matter are in
favor of appointing Mrs. Snyder,
widow of the late superintendent, to
the position. Mrs. Snyder formerly
taught in the Cairo schools and is
fully qualified for the position.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-10
Celebrated seventy.first Birthday,

Mr.. Paul G. Schuh, one Of Cairos
oldest and best known citizens cel"-
brated his seventy-first birthday Fri.
day and the occasion was observed
with pleasant festivity by his family
and few dear friends in the evening
al the residence of his daughter. Mrs.
Frank Murray, on Twenty
sereet.
Music, vocal and instrumental, reci-
tations and luncheons We're pleasures
OF the evening and everyone heartily
enjoyed Mrs. Murray's hospitality.
The guests in addition to Mr.. and
Mrs. Schuh were the other three mem
bers of the Maennerchor quartette OF
whish Mr.. Sehuh is a member. Messrs.
Peter Day. Henry Hasenjaeger ana 10.
seph Raeth, Mr. and Mrs julius r,
Schuh and children, Mr.. Carl Schuh
Mrs B. r. Thistlewod, Mrs w l.
Holt. Miss Lurlene Boone.
A pleasant episode of the birthday
took place during the day when NJ
Schuh, his son julius and his grand
son Paul had their pictures taken IN
group representing three genera
tions
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-10
Fads and Fashions.

New York, Jan. S-The long tight
sleeves are very becoming If one
chances to have arms of a beautiful
shaps. The tunic style is good when
made of crepe de chine. If the border
of the tunic be finished with silk
fringe. The weight of fringe gives
very graceful folds TO gowns Of soft
material. Anything. that gives the
effect of thickness must be carefully
avoided and everything that length
ems and makes slender must be Gag
erly sought for.
One should take care to give a GER
tain fullness to the bottom OF the
skirt. either by inserting pieces in
} the seams or, better still, by allowing
for it in the cut. All extremes should
be studiously avoided. This is one
of the true notes of elegance for this
winter Smart women are drawing
the lire very r;gfdly against ex.
tremes. and the best houses are
equally opposed TO everything lead
ing in that direction. That some
women of social prominence do
break through this unwritten law
proves nothing more than that their
taste is at fault One always meets
that failing, whatever the styles may
be.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-10
UNION ACADEMY KICKS
Claims Defeat by oriscs Due {,
Creased Floor in Armory Where
Game Was Played.

The Union Academy basket ball
team. of Anna, which went down 10
defeat before the Oriacs here last
week at the Armory. are making a
heller. claiming their defeat was
duo to a creased floor. "Hasent one
mar as good a chance on a greascd
floo- as another? Sure" says a Cairo
player. But the floor was not greased.
II was simply worn smooth because
there has been idyable dancing
on it lately. The Anna Talk has this
TO say.
fJsoyn. in Cairo Saturday night the
Cfrc bsAet ball team creased = I'll
Tloo- OF the Armory so that the Union
Academygte would be at a dis1l
vantage and Cairo Won The aead
etar players looked upon It as prettl
slick scheme"
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-10
COUNTY DOCTORS
Get TOGETHER
ALL HAVE JOINED MEDICAL so
GETTY, ELECTED OFFICERS
AND WILL AFFILIATE WITH
STATE SOCIETY.

The Alexander County Medical so.
ciety viii meet every month here,
after, as per motion adopted at their
meeting Tuesday night The society
nov embraces about all the prac-
tloiug physicians in the city and
county, twelve new members being
enrolled at this meeting, The Old
officers We're reelected: President,
s. b. Cary; vice president, A. A
Bondurant secretary and treasurer.
John T, Walsh AS delegate to the
state Medical association DR.. J. J.
Rendleman was chosen. and as
Foard Of Censors J. W, Dunn. w c.
Clark, ami Samuel Dodds for three
two and QUE year respectively.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-10
t. ee Line Win Put Sadie lee IN Cairo
and Caruthersviilr Trade
MONDAY.

The Lee Line has decided an pUt
another boat in the tEAGa between
Cairo ana Memphis. Th0 Sad5y Ice
has for some time past Neen taking
care of the trade, hut heg'uniug Mon
day the Sadie will run between Cairo
and CarutherSville. making three
trips a week, leaving Cairo every
Monday, "Wednesday and Friday at 3
p. N. She will make all landings on
the way, going and coming. Her place
in the Cairo and Memphis trade will
be taken by the Georgia Lee which
wiz leave Cairo every Thursday at
: D m.
Both these boats are we'll known
and are incharge Of men who are
popular.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-10
VIII Attend Funeral.

An escort Of ten or twelve members
Of Cairo Commandery { Knights
Templar. will go to BuQuoin this
afternoon to attend the funeral Of the
late Sir Knight 4, \. Swayna a for
ner resident of Cairo The Swayne
family removed from this city more
than twenty Years ago The decedent
was travelling representative of a
81. Louis queensware house for many
Years.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-10
Marriage Licences.

George X. Leonard of New Albany,
Miss. and Mary r. Haag Of Paducah,
Ky.
Thomas NJ Shelby and Hattie
O'Shea. both of Cairo.
Edgar Brannon, Of Camden, Tenn"
and Early Britt, OF Cairo
Frank Kelsaw and Mary wilkins,
Both OF Beech Ridge,
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-10
ANOTHER NEW BOAT CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
snstains Second Bereavement.

Contractor Roy Williams who has
the paving OF Washington avenue.
Poplar and Sycamore streets, was
called to Connersyille, md several
Iay, ago by a message announcing
the serious illness Of his father A
message was received here yester'
day giving the sad news Of the lat
tar's death. Mr. Williams mother
died only two months ago. His Cairo
friends will sincerely sympathize
with him in his double affliction
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-10
New r Restaurant.

Edward Maley Is arranging To open
"a new restaurant at 81 Ohio street.
He intends to remodel his building al
1his number and will reft it in &
style suitable to a first class restaur.
ant. He expects, to charge higher
prices than formerly and will cater to
the travelling and local trade
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-10
FLORENCE FAIRBANKS.
Amateur Musical Club.


The Amateur Musical club gave a
recital yesterday afternoon at the
studio OF Miss Emma Woodward.
teacher of the members.
Compositions by GODDARD and Cham
made exemplifying the French school
were given as follows:
Part GODDARD.
(ai lie Cavalier, Fantastique. %
Venetian Barcarolle-Miss Allie
Belts.
Second Valse-Esmerelda Haberar.
Valse erenade-Dorothy Candee.
Swallows-Hazel Harmed.
Second Mazurke-Alice Wood.
Les Papillions d'Amour-Jewel Har-
ned.
Part ll-Chaminade.
Duo, Lutermede Op. SO No. /
Misses Allie Belts and Laura Glen
denen.
Pierrette-James Phelps
ta) Les Sylyans. (bD Arlequinc-
Mass Laura Clendenen.
Air de Ballet op. 3O-LeRoy M-tz.
ger
Pas de Amphores. Air dc Ballet
Miss Bessie Battert0n.
The Flatterer-Anna Pierce Walsh.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-10
Ruvs Interest of Partners.

T Q. Webster has bought the inter
ests Of his partners in the Cairo Ca95.
net company and is now sole owner
of the business which is located III
sycamore and Thirtietn streets. HIS
former partners We're W. II. Mcneil
and L. s A. Gadbois
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-10
EARTHQUAKE IN CANARYS.

San Sebastian, Spain. Jan 9.-Tele-
grams received from the Canary
Islands report a severe earthquake
yesterday especially at Las Palma,
where several Of the oldest houses
In tire town were damaged. No
casualties have been reported.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-10

Mr and Mrs l. %. Paul 0f -z1 Cen
fer street desire tg cypress fheI-
arafifule and appreciation of tiss
kindness ~ their friends during tn
Illness and death 90 their little chill
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-10
DIES AT AGE OF 1903.

White River Junction, Vt, Jan. o
Charles Taylor, said to have been the
oldest trotting horse driver and
trainer died today aged 1903.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-10

We have just received new stock
of solid gold wedding rings all sizes
and styles Chas. f. Miller Jewelar,
SOC Commercial avenue.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-10

Miss Sue Hoffman who has been
visiting relatives in Ohio IS iH with
pneumonia Miss Holman had az
peeted 20 be in Cairo BY this time %
Drs pare for her departure for Peoria
where she has been transferred a.
an operator for the Central Union
Telephone company.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-10
MORE TROOPS LEAVE CUBA.

Havana, Jan. COMPANY "I' Of
the signal corps sailed from here to-
day for Galveston, en- route to Fort
Sam Houston.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-10

Socialism has found many rev a.
herenis and is making rapid growth in
Sweden. The labor conditions gen
eTaliy have been sBCa as 70 bring dis
content 90 many vh0 had previously
been apparently satisfied
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-10
The Chaper,nes.

The ChaperoHes' meeting which had
been announced for Thursday evening
OF this week has been set for Tuesday
evening January IL instead when Mr.
and Mrs. W. B. Thistlewood ~
Twentyseyenth street will entertain
the club. This change was made 30.
order not 10 conflict with the enter
tainment to be given next THURSDAY
night for the benefit Of the Children s
Home.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-10
Bridge Whist clun.

The Bridge Whict Club viii nor
meet until Monday Jan. IS when Mr..
Douglas Halliday Of Elm street will
be the clubs hostess.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-10
NOTICE TO CONSUMERS

waTER WILL BE SHUT OFF TO
DAY. SUNDAY. FROM I O'CLOCK
10 s ?. ~. on ACCOUNT or
NECESSARY REPAIRS.
CAIRO WATER CO.
THcHAs W. CANNON, sUPT.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-10
Injured BY a Eall.

John J. Lentz fell from the Illinois
Central pile driver while at work on
the reconstruction OF the coal dump
at North Cairo Friday and was pain.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-10
Peerless cIub.

a business meeting Of the Peerless
Dancing club will be held this after
noon at the Twenty-eighth street
hall ~ ? O'Clock.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-10

uIly hurt. His left arm was broken
ana his body was badly bruised. He
was taken 10 ST. Mary's lniirmary
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-10

Cut fovers and horal designs %
Mrs Msd8eu. SIS Tuenty seconI !
street Hone Phous lax
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-10
SOCIALANDPERSONAL

Dewitt Nellis, of Denver. ran into
Cairo Unexpectedly yesterday. Even
his family didn't know he had come
when he walked in on them He is
now prosperous hotel keeper OF
the western metropolis-al noted
fisherman.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-10

Ms. J. n Davids has gone 10
Mound City and Olmsted TO visit reIa-
tises.