The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-24


Mr., M. B. Scanlon of ST. Louis, was
here the first of the week, he was
accompanied by rM Jesse T. Baker
president of the Cremolin Manufac
turing Co. of st. Louis, Mo.
Mrs. John j. Porter and son James
We're in Anna Tuesday transacting
; business.
The protracted meeting held by
Rev. Allen Terrell Of Alto Pass closed
Sunday, there being no interest.
Mr. n. G.. Flowers and j. B. Coie
CT Union City, Tenn, were here for
several days buying up corn.
There were twenty-four cars Ct
corn shipped out of here the past
week for points south. The prize
is Acc. There has been more cora
hauled here than in the past nine
years, everybody is busy hauling and
gathering and selling corn.
Bora 10 DE-. Samuel Norris aud
wife, son This Or. was seen to
BE- Intoxicated on that day, but it was
oi}h joy, not booze.
Mr. anu Mrs. James Norris were
rere the first of the week to visit
tneif sen tie DR.. and visit his newly
arrived partner in bis, their grand
child.
! H. G. Presnell of Sturdivant, Mo,
was here the first OF the week visit
ing friends.
ii l.. Williams Of Brookport was
here for few days prospecting
Mac Rain of Cairo was here Mon
day visiting friends en- route to Cape
Girardeau to spend Thanksgiving
4 with his mother.
Our school that has been shut
down for the past week owing to a
defective heating apparatus opened
{up Monday again with full classes.
Edward and Otis Wiles left here
the first of the week for Moline, Ill.
where they will enter the shop Of
Iohn Deere TO learn the automobil"
business.
Miss May Rockwell of Cape Girac-
au, Mo-, is here spending the holt
lays with her mother.
! Mr. and Mrs. Alexander and BABY
4, Point Pleasant Mo-, who have
ncn here visiting her mother ana
| sister, NJ IS May Rockwell, returned
Tuesday.
Mr.. j. W. Schumacher returned
ONE the flSt of the week from
Cehtralia where he had been on bust
cess with the oil magnates He tells
sal story of their dirty business
dealings.
| There have been several visitors
here from various points from out OF
own hunting geese and ducks and
Ill are having great lucl: as game is
lentitul and ideal weather
| Mrs. Fanny Hacker, county super
| ntendent of schools-elect was the
'uest of Miss Minnie Bunch Saturdgr
and Sunday. She met many of her
friends and her actions proved and
| cal louder than any words she
could express to them for their kind
ress in helping to elect her to the
important office of this county.
| The Farmers Institute at Thehes
last week was pronounced by those
from Me- @l"fe who visited it a graul
success, and that Thebes has woke
1rp two years ahead of itself Many
wore Of Or citizens were anxious r.
| visit it and would have done So bu'
business matters prevented them.
DR.. McRaven.
The death of Or. P. Fl McRayen at
his home in East St Louis cave AZ
q gr,a' s'crE 30 his many frierds
-t. sLd Throughout the county. The
> -" as good man and although
Heath has hushed his voice his mem.
/ CRY win long live in the hearts AMI
minds of his numerous trends for the
many acts Of charity and Kindness
he did while in this life. 70 quite a
rmher he has heen father in
aanv WAYS and while practicing
edicine In his younger days the
weather was never too stormy, or the
oods too rough, or the distance too
r off for him to go in case he was
neded when often there was nc
Nnnmpense in sight for his services
| he DR.. was not a religious man, or a
| recessed Christian. but IL charity
rotherly love. loving his neighbor az
'n,eelf doing unto Others as yo'
4 ovid have others do unto YOU liy'n
| mt the Golden Rule--then the Dr.
las Christian man, in its practical
ense; and the gates will surely
wing open and receive him into the
| fingdom. The Dr. loved his family
and whenever they did wrong he
bent his head and wept like child
| and hared his hack and hore the