The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-10
MCCLURE.
February 9.

q booster meeting on Wednesday
night, Feb. 18th. TO prepare TO cele-
zrate the 14th anniversary in April.
II is proposed 10 initiate class of
% candidates on that date, WITH other
hxings after the ceremony.
The new ferry boat for Cape Girar-
deau, Mo-, is to be here Thursday ana
is expected to be in commission Oh
Monday next to make regular trips.
Miss Maud Johnson who has been
suffering for several weeks past with
detective eyes was operated upon
Tuesday. and the right eye removed.
Dr, Cunningham, Jr., of Cape Glrar'
deau, Mo-, assisted by DR.. Samue'
Norris, performed the operation. The
young lady, despite the suffering,
stood the ordeal bravely and hopes
are now entertained of ner improve
ment in sight OF her left eye and
also of her health, which hitherto hal
been greatly affected.
Il M. Culley mas bought 900 bush
els lf corn from Eugene Simpkins
and is loading cars on the |. c. Ry.
shipping same to points in the south
Price 42Rc.
NJ ,BA Scanlon of St. Louis, was
mere Wednesday and Thursday on
business.
Logan Thompson, aged II years
was arrested and is in the Jonesborc
inif a nh of
from Marshal West. This boy has
been caught several times commit
ting crimes, and was getting To be
Terror 10 the residents OF Delta an'
the hills
John Weinkin OF Centralia wa
here Friday last looking over Sc
elai acres Of hill land he is desiror
of buying.
Lawrence Bunch was in Cairo Sa
uriay.
The continued rarm weather To
past several weeks has caused tn
buds on the trees TO swell and j.
many sections small leaves are see
and fruit growers are feeling very VI
easy at the coming cold spell. :
severe cold spell now will mean
ruin of the fruit crop, as the buds ar
too far advanced to be able to stan
severe freeze.
Everett Iileman, of Ionesboro, wa
here Saturday and Sunday on bus
ness. He is very DESTROYS Of locatin
here, If a suitable building can b
secured.
James and Edward BaltZell of Ait
Pass. were visitors to John ]. Porte
Sunday.
Thomas Keller met with a painfu
aeciden5 Friday while at work at tn
saw mill A heavy sill slipped an
fell on his foot, crushing it badly
which makes 1t necessary for him t.
use crutches.
Miss May Rockwell of Cape Gira
deau, Mo, was here for few day
visiting her parents returning Nor
day.
Mrs. s. Schumacher was in Thebe'
last week under treatment OF Dr.
SpGnn lot du dltdth VI iucutia'lSh
Mrs. Tina Seawright of Chicago
who was visiting her sister. Mrs. F
A. Barton. for a week. left for Cair'
Monday on a visit to her relatives bc
fore returning home.
Miss Ivey Miles is spending Wee
at Goreyille visiting relatives.
Prof. Brown of the high school
was nome Saturday aud Sunday .
Carbonate visiting his folks
George Mattingly and crew of telt
phone linemen of Anna. were here thu
first of the week making alterations
in the phone wires and poles leadin'
to East Cape Girardeau The pole
Will DE capped for a Long Distanc'
phone reaching from Anna to Cap
Girardeau, Mo, across the rive
the crossing to be made al the dixie
ri will have complete circuit; ;
switch board will be installed at No
Clure. The work is TO be complete.
in the spring This will mean a grea
increase OF telephone service with {
demand for more telephones along tn.
route, and It will also mean bette
and greater business dealings Wit
the Cape. 1t is a step in the RICH
direction, as 1t is greatly needed, an,
will be highly appreciated
p. W. Chapman is out for road com
missioner. He is not looking for tht
financial side OF the office. but Is
greatly Interested in good roads am
is willing to help make Them.
Lee Clutts WIS arrested here Satrr
day night for debt on a warran
sworn out by Com Penaline Of Rey
nodsville. -
John Reed and Raymond Anderson
alias Giles, were arrested by Deputy
Sheriff Oscar Taylor Monday morn
Ing on warrant charging them witt
carrying concealed weapons, and dis
charging same at the church house