The Cairo bulletin., 1910-06-03
MCCLURE.

Mrs r. A. Mills arrived aere Fri
day from Dixon. Tenn, and after yls-
ting her son, VIM Mills, until Mon
day, left for Olney to attend the Sun
day school convention
Born, Thursday, May 2G to Mr..
and Mrs. John Kelly, girl.
I +. Steel banker of Quaker
City, Ohio, waa here Saturday on
Iii mess connected with the levee.
Mr.. and Mrs jean ]. Porter were
In Anna ON business and attending
the Clautauqua.
Chas. Crawford and Sheriff Wat
ton. Of Union county, We're hare Sat
urday transacting business.
There was a large gathering at
East Cape last Sunday where Bap
tist church for Round Pond was or
ganized Rev Hodges Of Anna,
preached an excellent sermon after
when Is candidate We're haptised
In tho Mississippi river and FIVE
were receiydl IMP the church by
letter. Basket dinner was partaken
and the service concluded at 3
o'clock The organization Of this
church Is due to the efforts Of Rev.
Russell whose faithful work result
ed in the organization OF the church
ut Mcclure. Delegates were present
from Thebe Delta, Mill Creep aud
Mcclure In the evening Rev. Hodge
preached an excellent sermon at the
M. r. church here
Simon Castleman and wife moved
mere from Cape Girardeau Monday.
|. G. Agent Barton and wife We're
in Mound City Sunday visiting.
The steam dredge is working one
mile east of East Cape and attracts
much attention The leyee is fast
nearing completion and the contract
ors are hauling their tools away.
By the end of the week over nine
miles will have been completed The
last of the work is near Gale.
Mrs Mary Findley of VIM. Woods
college, Fulton. Mo-, is home to
spend the vacation She was accom-
panied by her grandmother, Mrs.
Caroline Mcclure, Of Eureka Springs.
Ark, who win make a lengthy visit
to her children, Mrs, Virginia Taylor
and fhos. Mcclure,
After a tour of the county your
correspondent finds crops in fine
condition. Wheat is looking fine
and several farmers will commence
cutting next week. Oscar Taylor re-
ports the best prospects for wheat
in many years. A few warm days
will work wonders.
Miss Hattie Gardner, of VIM.
Woods college, Fulton Mo, is here
spending her vacation as the guest
OF Miss Mary Findley
The Modern brotherhood viii hold
memorial services at the NJ. r,
church Sunday morning at 1900
o'clock. Following Is toe order Of
eeryice: rocessional choir Holy,
Holy, Holy Lord God Almighty. :
Congregation--"May Faith Looks Up
to Thee" Hymn, Lords PRAYER
Congregation. Scripture reading
Hymn Sweet Hour of Prayer, >
Congregation. Prayer. Soo-"Res.
ignation," Miss Mary Findey. Eli
logy--John ]. PorteS Choir-'Le ct
Memory Be Blessing" Sermon
Rev. Allen Terrell Hymn" Raest
Be The Tie" Congregation. Bene-
diction. Professional, choir selected
The choir is as follows Mise May
Rockwell. Maud McRaven, Lera
Jacobs, Mary Findley Ellen, Pearl
and Wilma Lighter Mesdames E.
A. Barton and r. NJ, Otrich, Messrs
70. A. Barton, Oscar Taylor Charles
Shavnore and Claui McRayen. Al
one o'clock there will We bas%ct
dinner on The grounds and at two
o'clock the assomblage win drive e
the cemetery where appropriate SCI
vices will he held The address will
be delivered by Prof Calhoun, Of
Murphyshoro. Conyeyances will b:
sunpiad to convey all to AID from
tnN tGtaeitFN dtu c'ti8Nh1 ~ lHN4'SN'
to b. Er eeTt On tais occasion,
Dej. al her home in Maplewcca
Mo, Wednc day, Juno list, Mrs /
M. Coffee, daughter Of Mr.. ard Mrs
A. ]. Bunch. Of Mcclure She Il SUI
yived by her husband two children
two sisters and three brothers Sha
was devout christian woman q
the Catholic church, was loved by al
who knew her and many will mourn
her death. lnterment was made 70
day (Frday) noon in Calvary Gene
terry. st. Louis, Mo The many
friends extend their heartfelt sympa
thy to the bereavea ones.
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