The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-05-14

III lew days. III is rare Tor Dllu ol
this kind to come SO far inland and ii
was sold for $500
VIM. Brunson caught barge the
other day that had gotten adrift from
a tow. II was badly damaged as re-
suit of running. into a dyke. II ha |
some coal in it.
Frank Musgrave Of Anna was here
the first of the week visiting friends.
Mrs. w. Stokes Of Anna made a
short visit to here sister and family
of Mrs. ID. Gully recently
| d. r. Moler Of Anna visited Mr.. and
Mrs. John J Porter Friday and Satur
day
Miss Mona Cornell returned to her
home at Mound City Tuesday after
visiting e. A. Barton and wife.
Miss May Rockwell is home from
Missouri.
| DR. p. Fl. McRaven is still on the
sick list and unable TO leave his homA.
| DIR. Norris is able to be out after an
| illness of ten days.
/ VIM. Grammer of Weir was here
the first of the week visiting Dell But
Ter and family,
MrsJ. Norris of Anna We're visitors
to DIR. Saml. Norris Saturday
Henry Linson Of Wizards Landing
was Visitor here Monday. He re-
ports fruit Of all kinds looking flnA
and prospects favorable for bounti-
ful crop. Reports from the hills are
are also encouraging and the early
varieties show he trees to be loaded
with young fruit
Wm. Abernathie was in Cairo Mon,
day on business
Mrs. Mat Stewart has bought the
Abernathie property.
Dick English who is running The
Reynoldsyille blacksmith shop for
Keenan, & Verble is here this week
helping Mr.. Verble who is on the sick
list
The passing of the staye mill from
Mcclure is "A fact. The firm has puc
chased the lease in ReynoldsVille OF
the old mill there and have leased ey-
ira land adjoining the mill and VIII
now move from Mcclure and locat1
there The facilities for handling tho
the saving OF thousands of dollars an
nually in hauling ard unloading cars
as there will be switches on the yard.
The firm has purchased from j. +
Hedges and r. Bond 140 acres of good
timber and are looking for more in adj
dition to the small tracts they have
already. j T. Ridges has the con
tract for loading the cars with slaves
here. The owners of thehouses f.
Reynoldsville have promised to repair
and put their buildings in shape and
build some new ones to accommodate
the men who will move there to work
in the mill. 1t is stated that the firm
already has enough timber to run
mere than three years Already resi-
derts are moving from here to Rey
noldsville.
T. NJ. Otrich is Anna this week on
business.
Mr. Jennings was in Anna Tuesday
on business.
The heavy dowrpour of rain all
day Sunday put the May meeting out
of business.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs, John VIM
Thursday, May G, a boy
Mr. Busby left Monday for his home
in Indiana.
VIM. Keenan, leaves here for Rey
Ardell Harris, Snyder and several
others have rented houses aud will
move as soon as their places are ma ic
habitable.
Sam Davie and family of Weir were
here Wednesday visiting on their way
to Cape Girardeau, Mo.
Mr. aud Mrs Joseph Bousman of
st. Louis are visiting Mrs. T. Mul
Inns.
Our school term here is finished and
as parents and scholars we all feel
proud of the excellent school taught
and the grand results attained by the
scholars To the teachers il may be-
said that they have set an example
for the children and on ali sides Is
heard praise of their work and be
havior. Prof. Cantley can leave hec.'
feeling that his work has not been in
vain and he is highly esteemed by the
board and citizens of Mcclure. 10
the lady teachers. Misses Bunch aud
McRaven the same expression of goo1
feeling is extended with the hope thai
the summer vacation so well earned,
may be enjoyed and they may come
back TO our school refreshed aud
ready for another term of efficient
work
Albert Beard of Campbell. Mo, Is
visiting his wife-s folks Mr. and Mrs
Cowgirl and family.
Dick Carroll made his first trip from
Cape Girardeau. Mo, to Mcclure Tues
day. commencing a regular ferry run
of three trips each day in his gasoline
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