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

n November &c.

Mrs. VIM. Mathis was shopping
mere Tuesday.
u. p. Easterdag and son Floyd were
Cairo business callers tuesday
i. l.. Cole Is having second Story
added to his esldenee on Elm street
at Mounds II viii consist Of four
rooms and a hall. w. II. Berlsford
is the contractor.
Louis Miller OF Olmsted was in the
city Tuesday on business. he expects
to leave soon for Morehonse, Mo,
where he has secured employment.
Mrs. r. Fl. Bnrd and son, +. \,
Bnrd, OF Curry, were in town 0 lnsi
ness Tuesday.
Mrs. lDyas parler aal dangnter,
Miss Jodln. OF Cairo. ~ the gnfs S
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. par,e. on
Main stree, Tuesday.
Mrs. Lila Nelson Of Mounds was A
Cairo shopper Tuesday.
Miss - omi Xix q Tsscr, Mo. Is
the guest Of her sister. Mrs 81 T..
Harrison. on East First and High
ST eets.
Mrs McMurtry Of M0rnds was III
town shopping Tuesday,
Mrs. Jno Litley OF Olmsted spent
Trnalav mere on a shopping tour.
j. 4. Cro2ier, who has for the past
several ears ieen erintendent OF
branch factory OF tnc Wisconsin
Chair Company in this city, viii in
I've Near future eneS;e in different
liae of business, that Oh darying. He
has leased ZIG acres Of p. Mogan's
land north OF this city and viii put
80 COWS on the pasture Immediately,
increasing the number to 60 in few
weeks, all Of the animals to be OF the
Holstein variety. Mr. CroZier, while
he las not followed this business for
several years, Is an adept at 1t as ne
was engaged in ii IN Wisconsin be-
fore coming south and a number or
his relatives are still owning and
operating dairles on a a"ge srala In
that state. He expects to have large
building and lilos brilt ard win soon
install the necessa-- machinery for
milking and for Other purposes.
Mrs. T. O'Sulivap, who has Neen
suffering with an attack CT hca c
trouble. is improvin~.
Miss Dora Berfeld left Tpeslay fer
Ullin where she VIII visit relatives
Mrs. Mamie Estes was In town
Tuesday from Valley Recluse.
Mrs. H. H. Britton Of Pubs sn"nt
Tuesday with Mrs. c. s. Brtton here.
Mrs. A. Freeman rs seriously i'll at
her home on Commercial avenue
Mrs. /. N. McElroy, who has been
the guest of her daughter, Mrs. C. A.
Compton on Commercial avenue, left
Monday for her home in Chester. Mr.
and Mrs C. A. Compton, M. aud Mrs.
A. i. Compton ami Mrs. McE'roy
spent Sunday with DR.. and Mrs, VIM
Whitaker in Pulaski
A dedicatory service will be heid
in the Methodist Episcopal church
Sunday evening, Dec. 4, when toe
new furnace will have been complet'
cd Tie program for the evening will
cons's Of several addresses by diff
ferent laymen and special music by
the choir
Miss Meta Sincere" Of this city and
Miss Pinckney Mrlhall of Cairo,
will c,'csts Of homer at dinner
at the home Of Mrs. # H. Cole at
Mounds ThutsArv. The d9v win he
one on which hota Young lalies viii
u IS another milestone on lfe's
pathway.
I'avdo~ Ct Valley Recluse was
in town mueslav o.. usiness.
Miss Clancy of Villa Ridge was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs Henry Par
ker on cearl street Tuesday
DR.. II. Whiteater and Jas Finley
were in Cairo on :Nsintas Tuesday
evening
Geo. Eichhorn Is busy slperintend-
ing the erection of corn crib. l5X25
feet IN dimensions and two stories
nigh. on his farm near Grand Chain.
He already has ore 35v7o feet in size
filled to its capacity with corn.
Frank Thurman af Cairo spe1t
Tuesday evening wa fr'esds in
Mounds
The receipts nf tie coffee give' a.
the home of Mrs. John Read TUESDAY
afternoon and evening bve toe laJies
aid Of the Methodist Episcopal church
were $500. 'S'
MIR Geo. Mertz and grand children
Misses Lucille WehreEberg and Vlo-
let Sandeson, Left I thursday FOR Fui-
ton, KY, where they VIII spehd
THANKSGIVING with ir and Mrs. Ropt
Newhouse.