The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-28

Pages Theory and Practice"
Miss Marie Robinson Of Gale, was
accompanied by her aunt a Miss Hoh-
inson Of the Mound City schools,
who gave many helpful sugges loss
on the subjects under discussion.
The teachers organized by making
Mr.. Glenn o. Brown, Of school
president and also arranged the fol.
lowing program for the next meeting
to be held here:
Opening Exercises, Miss Lightner.
First Five Chapters Of Ciyics and
Health, Miss Addie Kendall.
Model Lesson, Primary Numbers,
Miss Abernathie.
Devices for Seat Work, Miss Buncli
Music.
mMethods in Teaching Reading, Miss
Vile Kendall.
Fourth, Fifth and Sixth Chapters
Of Pages Theory and Practice, Mr.,
James Newton.
Seventh, Eighth and Nisth Chap
ters from Pages Theory and Prac-
tice-Miss Robinson
Miscellaneous, Glenn /. Brown.
Thomas Kelley of Cincinnati, O.,
was here Tuesday on business with
John ]. Porter.
Fred Douglas, candidate for coun'
| ty commissioner left here Monday to
thoroughly canvass the county in the
' interest of his election. He has re.
ceiyed great encouragement aud
feels sure of being elected.
J.. w, Morris Of Anna, was hero
Monday t~ransacting business.
]. A. Lingle of Jonesboro was a
business caller here Monday.
Mrs. Julia Mize of Mounds was
here Saturday to visit her mother
Mrs. John j. Porter and her brother
VIM. who is very i'll.
Wick Bysinger of Ullin, was here
Monday on business,
Arthur T. Sans shipped out two
car loads of wheat for Carbonate
the first of the week.
Mrs. John j. Jacobs is visiting In
Mounds this week.
Ronald c. Black of Cairo, who
has been visiting his mother and sis.
ter the past week returned Monday.
Mrs. L. A. Barton who has been
visiting relatives in Chicago the past
three weeks returned Sunday.
The M. B. A. Lodge will entertain
them friends on Halloween night in
their hall and the committee assures
them Of a picasant evenings enter.
tainment.
Leon Gully was in st. Louis, Mo,
the first Of the week on business re
turning Wednesday.
DR.. Samuel Norris has been ap-
pointed as local surgeon for the I. g.
X. r. at Mcclure in place of D.
p. II. McRaven.
: Mrs. Robert Keeler OF Grand
Tower and her daughter Mrs. John
Smith of Edna, Mo-, are the guests
of Mrs. e. A Barton for a few days.
! Mr.. Fenner Beal left here the first
OF the week for Magnolia, Wis.
Mr.. Henry Short of Hebron Ind
arrived here Tuesday to accept Il
i position with Allen Hale on the
J dedger.
j. I. McClue arrived from st. Louis,
Mo, where he had been buying up
horses A car load arrived here the
FIRST OF the week.
Henry Wilson shipped cut two car
leads of ties the FIRST Of the week
for Chicago.
r. M. Otrich loaded and shipped
out two car loads Of corn for Mem.
phis, Tenn
Miss Mary Findly met with a pain.
ful accident which confined her &c
her room for several days. A pl2n}i
fell en- her foot MASKING two tees
very bad.
Mrs, Fanny Hacker the peoples
candidate fcG county superintendent
Of schools was here Tuesday and
Wednesday in the interest of her
election. She c~anvassed the precinct
thoroughly and Is meeting With grear
encouragement and has the promise
Of able support from both parties.
IL l.. Dalton Of Cape Gia'ardeau
Mo. was here on business Tuesday
Mr.! e. A. Barton, agent for the l.
G. r. r. was in Cafbondale Sunday
VIM. CarInack who has been very
III ia improving some and able ,t
get out.
mar N. B. Thistlewood is billed e
speak at the following places
Tbebes. Nov. list; Hodges Park, Nov
End: and Olive Brafcn, Nov. 2, The
meetings are under the auspices 9!
re Republican county central commit,
tie.