The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-01
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NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBORS
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team as pitcher for the comma sca-
son. Next Sunday they will play tho
Jersey Farm team of st Louis.
Chas. Abbott Of Leyings was in the
city Thursday on business.
l.. C. Otrich Of Mounds, was bust
ness caller here Thursday.
w. W. Hampton, salesman for the
H. l. Case Threshing Machine com
pany was iii the city Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs Jake Blum of Mounds
passed through the city Thursday en-
route to Robinson, ILL.,, where they
recently purchased a store,
Judge W. W, Duncan adjourned
court at y. NJ Thursday until Sept.
eth and returned to his home in Ma
rion, Court Reporter A, b. Comings
left for his home in Cairo.
Chas. Davidge was a Cairo visitor
Thursday.
Mr.. Lon Shelton made a business
trim to Cairo Thursday.
Willie Frazee, a II year old lad
.opened a lunch stand between Perks
& Higgins livery stable and the
Neadstine building on Wednesday
and solicits the patronage of the
public Ire is n deserving young man
aad needs your support On Wednes
day night robbers broke into his
place and stole everything he had
in the ealing line
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caller Thursday.
Rev Margraye will preach on the
following subjects Sunday at the
Methodist Episcopal church; Morn
ing, Faith, the Ear of the Soul,
evening "The Sorrow of the World,
To these as wen as all the other ser
vices of the church the pastor extends
to ali a hearty invitation.
Miss Ross Of Wicklife is the guest
of her sister, Mrs Sam McElya and
family on East First street,
Mrs. u. y. West of Paducah ar
rived Thursday to spend few days
with her laughter, Mrs. Hall White
aknr on High street. = lYAsnyf
Mrs. l.. W. Proctor of Belknap is
the guest of Mr. and Mrs A. l..
Compton his week. Mr. and Mrs.
Proctor wore in Cairo Thursday.
James Mills was In the city We'd
nCsday and returned to Cairo Thurs.
day. He is just recovering from n
severe Illness.
Mr.. Josh Childers of Mounds was
in the city Thursday ON business.
The NJ. +. Browner Grocery was
burglarized Wednesday night by
parties who are still unknown About
$3.50 IN cash was obtained from the
cash drawer but nothing else has
been missed as yet Entrance was
gained by boring round The lock in
the rear door.
Mrs r. a Mason and daughter
Hazel were Cairo visitors Thursday
Mr. Adrian Schneider who was so
cruelv assaulted on election day. I
Auril 20th. is able ot be out again.
Tile following persons attended the /,
dance IN Titus hail at Mounds We'd /
naelay evening: Mr. and Mrs Fred I
Cup: Misses Florence Stophlet, +
Mary Oyorstrcet, Lille Johanscn. (
Eta Dawson and Madeline Coulter: I
Nessrs, Henry narragh. Loren Stoph- /
let Jack Shochan Harry Perks, Ben
Blum. pr. H. C. Rice. Mark Capoot
ana George TrammeI.
Miss Olga Johanscn IS on the sick
list this week
The nuptals of Margaret Helen
and Vim H. Ashbaugh were /
celebrated at the home OF MIR anil
Mrs Joseph Fullerton on Thursday.
Tine Young people are prominent in
society heer and are highly esteemed.
The bride is the neice of Mr.. aud
Mrs Fullerton. with whom she hsa
made her home The last two years.
Sha held the position Of correspond I
ant for tfis city and Mounds fer the
Cairo Citizen the past year. The
groom is The son Of Mr. and Mrs. IT. /
G. Ashbauah and with the aid of bis
father edits the Pulaski Enterprise
a snail number OF he immediate
friends oI the families were present
jt tbe crf monv which was conducted
4e Rev Alex Monroe Of the Coagre- /
,atiouai church of which the cou-I
mctug parties are both members
Following thc wedding a dainty
luncheon was served Tie young
.onple were accompanied TO their +,
lew home on Pearl street immediate
y af or be- wedding by number OF
riends. where they spent a few hours
n general enjoyment.
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