The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-14
NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBoRs
Observation-Disclosures


were lowered to their last resting
place on earth in The twilight OF his
Easter Day the sympathy of all those
present as well as many friends who
were unable to attend went out to
those bereaved of a loving son and
brother. The Independent Order of
Odd Fellow and the Daughters of Re
bekah in which lodges the decease |
held membership attended en- masse
and the solemn funeral rites of the |.
o. 0. +. We're read by one Of Barney S
best friends, DR.. Hall Whteaker of
this city Rev. Otis Hogue of Vienna
pastor of the United Brethren church
in which church the funeral was con
Quoted. assisted at the services. The
surviving members of the family are
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w Hood, two broth
ers, Harry Of Muskogee, Okla, and
Fred of this city and one sister, Mrs.
Jno. r. Martin of Olmsted
john Busch of the firm of joni
Busch and Co, OF Ogden's Landing,
Ky, passed through this city en-
route to Cairo Monday.
,Messrs. p. Yoho and c. f. Sheffield
collectors for the Dunkirll Seed Co.,
! Of Dunkirk, n. Y, were visiting our
merchants Monday.
| The Easter market conducted Sat
urday afternoon in the Hough build
ing under the auspices OF the ladies
of the Congregational church nettcd
them $500. They had on sale kitch-
en- aprons and dust caps, home cook
ed meats, bread and cakes, salads, ice
creams and sherbets.
Mrs. Mollie Guy Of Grand Chain
was in the city Monday Oh a shopping
tour.
A. j. Dougherty made business
trip to Omsted Monday
Mrs. VIII Whitaker and lite son
.cf Pulaski who have been the guests
Of relatives at Olmsted the past few
days returned to their home Mon.
day.
Miss Mona Council returned home
Monday after spending Easter with
relatives at Mcclure.
Robt, Barber Of Olmsted was in the
city CT business Monday
John Fellenstein Of Grand Chain,
spent Monday here on business.
Misses Edith Drake and Elsie Rod
man who were the guests Of Mrs J
T. Lynch in Cairo Easter returned
home Monday.
l." c. Perks is having an iron fence
erected along side of his lawn on
Merritt Court
Ray Benton, the - year old son Of
Asbury Benton, in company with
some other boys Sunday afternoon
while playing on top of some stacks
Of lumber It'll The Williamson-Kuny
Lumber Co.'S yard fell from a stack
10 the ground and was severely in
iured His face was badly cut and
the thumb on the left hand broken in
such a manner that it is thought il !
will have TO be amputated. He suffer |
ed other injuries also which are no,
thought to be serious. He is under the
care Of DR.. ]. f. Hargan
d Denrev of uempbis has ac
sontnl tha noeition of foreman or tbo
tob department If tho "pulaski Trih. |
me".
Mrs Hall wbiteal,er returned homo
Monday from O,msteJ
Fred Dauksch was in town from
America Monday transacting bnsi.
7ess
] w Mor,is Of Louisville XIV
travelling salesman for Martha ana
Martin shoe ana stove Polish co oe
,bicapo was in the CITY IonIay
Niss Naroio Slocumb was , Cairo
-usiness caller Monday
cant lanes Rar1eeop inf Ofp,etal
WAS bore ON businoss Monday
Tho candv sale conJuctod VAST
,,ooI. h,, oi,s.. Of o,i,.l, ~ CO Mt.
,niscona1 Sunday school with Mr.,
ma MONTGOMERY rs tcanbcr. a.,e
or tbo nurnose NJ pnrchasino sam
law school song hooks Tho claee
consists of Misses Elizabeth Roller
GLADYS Moss blanche F,rIlno,. pearl
oavoro aod prorcis ,rcss ,.,l tbof,.