The Cairo bulletin., 1912-03-20
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A rare treat awaits yoa at the
Owega Wednesday eYening-
Judge H. Il, Eshelman of Pulaski
transferred here Monday for the
county seat at Mound City.
| The semi-monthiy council meet
ing was held at the city hall Mon
day night.
CONTRACTOR w H. Bralsford has
broken ground for the erection of
a new residence building on ,the
| Thistlewood farm west of town.
Louie Bucker attended the feast
at Cairo.
The big NJ. E, church would not
begin to hold the vast army that ap-
piled for admission Sunday night
| About $2lS was contributed to the
evangelist as an appreciation of his
| noble work.
Mrs Frank Grain and Mrs. /. N.
Taylor were shopping in Cairo Mon
day
The prided frogs orchestra struck
| up melodious spring tune Sunday
| morning.
DR.. B. A. Royal of Villa Ridge
drove down on professional business
Monday. The doctor had a letter
from Mrs. Royal stating that she
would return home from Florida in
a few days
The water works bonds have been
taken and work is expected to be-
gin in the course OF ten days. You,
doubtless, wbuld rather see 1t than
to hear about it.
Marshal J. wv, Summons had of
fetal business in Mound City, Mon
day.
The plows were started IN many
gardens and fields Tuesday morning.
The official report shows s25,-
100000 decrease in the earnings of
the Illinois Central last month.
DR.. w, C. Rife OF villa Ridge was
looking after his property here Mon
day.
Andy Jaynes. the hotel man, has
moved from the Commercial hotel on
Oak street to the Southern hotel on
First street. Just who will have
| charge Of the Commercial hotel has
| not been determined.
The people throughout the county
| seem to be satisfied with the work
Of Circuit Clerk E. P. yesterday,
county surveyor, w, N. Meyer and
Commissioner Bird Weaver.
d. b, Kennedy Of Cairo was mix
ing with his many friends in this
city and surrounding county Mon
day.
Now Is the time 10 beautify your
lawns and set out shade trees.
Every man, woman and child uses
sugar in some form. Therefore,
every one is rejoicing over the pros
poets Of free sugar" Athrpughout
the United States.
c. S. Britton, the big merchant of
Mound City and Cairo was in the
city Monday
Miss Blanche Tnistlewood, daugh-
Jtl VI NOHS bccIjltth ~ - i'Hti'-
wood of this city, has returned home
from Washington, d. C., where she
has spent the winter with her dis
tinguished father. - 70
DR.. S. T. Sealy is now permanent
ly located in his former office rooms
in the second story Of the Armstrong
block on Front street.
Don't sell whisky on Sunday.
Don't allow gambling at any time,
Don't sell to minors or old topers,
and don't allow worthless loafers to
lounge around either inside or out
side of your places Of business, are
subjects that ought to claim the
prayerful attention OF all saloon
keepers.
Rev w. e. Martin, the evangelist,
delivered three fine sermpns Sunday
in the NJ f. church. The talk to
Men Only" at 500 O'Clock was a
master effort and was listened to by
large congregation Of as fine men
meath tho shining sun. The speaker
complimented us highly and he has
preached in almost every state In
| tho Union. In order to save time
he consolidated he main points CT
three lectures into one.