The Cairo bulletin., 1911-03-22
MCCLURE.
March 81.

were in Anna Wednesday on bust
ness.
MIR. H. A. Cover OF Anna w. T.
Estes Of Carbondale and L. w. Metz
ger of Waterloo, H., were here Tues
day and Wednesday.
John Buatte of st. Louis, is on an
extended visit to his cousin Ea
Downey.
James E. Hedges shipped car
load Of hogs to st, Louis market Wed
nesday. He spent several days in st.
Louis, returning Saturday morning.
The commissioners of the northern
Alexander County Drainage district
began to make their assessments ami
secure the right OF way for the ditch
and levee
The case OF the Union County DIS
tGict which was being tried befor
court at Jonesboro the past TWO
weeks has again been laid over till
April 4th owing to sickness of one
Of the jurymen.
Mr.. James Hedges received tor
price for his hogs in the st. Louis
market, s7l0.
Mrs. Rudolph Balm and family OF
Cape Girsrdeau, Mo, who have beer
visiting Mr. and Mrs. j. e. Hedges
the past week have returned.
Mr.. Ern Caldwell left here Wednes
day for ST Louis with a car LOAD
of hogs for the market. ~
G. w. Morris of Jonesboro, was 6
visitor Wednesday. He spent Thurs
day in Cairo buying UP lumber for
two houses.
Henry Linson has moved from Nc
Clure to the Fullenwider farm above
Reynoldsville,
Frank Bowers of MmpaysDoro was
here Wednesday transacting bust
ness.
Geo. Heilick of Jonesboro and j
X, Walton of Anna, were here Thurs
day on business.
Mrs. Arthur Biggs Of East st
Louis is the guest of her sister, Mrs
g. r. Starkweather.
The following were in Cairo st
Patrick's day Mr. Jonn j. Porter
and wife, MIR. VIM. veible and wife
Miss Nora Miller. Mr.. j. T. Mcclure
A. T. Sans, Edward Abernathy, Roy
Johnson, John Glaab, Thos. Keller
Wefib Keller, Dr. Sam Norris am
wife All returned on the l. NJ. trdlr
in the evening. Residents from this
section find 1t great accommodate on
and it will mean greater traffic and
more business for Cairo from this
end OF the county.
Thomas Keller has sold out his
farming interests on the Wiiklson
farm and will leave here fer otheT
points. His brother Webb has taken
his place and will finish his farming
contract for this year. He was in
Cairo Friday making Zeal with Mr.
Wilkison
Henry I.inson and family of Care
Grardeau Mo, have moved ii Nc
Clure and are on his farm.
Last Thursday an extra cold spell
struck the county and things In gen
eral froze up The fruit crop so far
shows no indications Of much harm
though some places have been hi
hard, but in the hills 1t has so far es
capped.
The lecture on F'raternalism cha
was to have been given here Friday
and the other services that were tt
be held here during the week were
postponed on account of scare o
diphtheiia of which there was NJ
cause for alarm.
An elderly person without children
can find good home as housekeepe
wtthpfair wages by applying TO Mrs
Ell Higgins at East Cape.
SRoswald tNai Back oIisf5sfro,i wal
home Saturday ana sunday VISITING
hin mother and sister i WY ys N
The McCltmea bali team played III,
Reynoldsville team SUNDAY and TIL
home team got defeated.
The old P. H. McRaven estate ha
been sold and bought in by Nj
Hensley who will put it in good re
pair, and it is expected the propsrt!
knswn as. the cottage ,hotel will b,
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