The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-04-23
MCCLURE

we were yer. anxious concerning
'ycu during the distressing period
and are glad to see you come out so
well Here's hoping 10 see you get
the sixty-foot levee
The back water that has shut off
the reads north. east and south. has
leseded and traffic is open again
and business Is picking mp.
Mr. Chapman was called north |
Monday morning and left on B-yan
to the illness and probab death of
near relatives.
Joseph Bunch was reelected
school director SATURDAYS for 81
year term. There was no opposition
Glenn Novel; of Beggs, Okla
homa. who left here 10 months ago
returned Sunday
Mr.. Rudd has installed 10 horse
power gasoline engine and grist
mill corn huller and crusher in his
barn and has 1t set up, and Will be
/ ready by the end Of The week to-
grind corn and make meal and
crushed feed He will also have an
exchange and will supply the far
mers with meal and feed He in
tends to supply Mcclure, Delta, Ga
| Thebes. Reynoldsyille and other
places with his products Mcclure
has corn supply in abundance and
handy and Mr.. Rudd hopes TO be
able to meet all competition and
give as good grade of meal at prices
equal or little less than can be
shipped in from other points We
wish Mr. Rudd success in the new
venture and ask our farmers and
home folks to patroni2e 1.-THE new
home industry at Mcclure.
81 Raybou~ne Of Marion was here
seevral days buying mules.
Mr.. Hensley has finished his job
of assessing the tax payers here and
was in Cairo Monday turning over
his papers,
| DR.. Kimbro Of East Cape Girar-
deau, Mo-, spent seYeral hours here
FRIDAY with Dr.. C. Il. Duncan. He
was en- route TO Anna to attend a
/ funeral.
/ Rev r, ] Mitchell gave a lecture
on Foreign Missions Saturday even
i ing II was illustrated with lantern
views, there was arge attendance
land the lecture proved to be very in
| structiye and entertaining, He
had an attack OF humps and had ~
return home and suspend the regu-
lar morning services,
The M. e. church has had the
third coat of paint and looks neat
and trim, the ground has also been
Iplowed and seeded to grass and two
plots are set TO flowers which siv"s
the place a home like and attractive
appearance and shows a decided inl-
lproyement, and makes is feel glad
we paid the money for sge,, work as
it was well spent
| Mrs. f. NJ peane, aged Il wears
died here Sunday at the home Of her
daughter. Mrs. d. Kosht. whom she
had been living with for the past
six years. Deceased had been sick
for two weeks. She was a sincere
IChristian woman, and prior to her
death tod her family She was soon
going to leave them and be with her
Jesus Rev Mr. Terrell conducted
the funeral services in the presence
of large gathering OF relatives
and friends, the interment being at
| the Philips cemetery at Delta
| Mrs j. W. Greayes of Portalex.
| New Mexico, arrived a few days ago
to be with her mother, afte~ an abb
senoe OF % years.
Prof Montgomery spent Satur-
day in sikeston with his folks, re-
turning Sunday.
| Miss Beulah Culley left here Sum
day for visit to her sister Mrs. p.
H. MeRayen and fami y in East St.
Louis
Arthur Castleman has sold his
property to Leon Cullcg and With
his mother has gone to Missouri
/ NJ CarIock who left he, year
ago for Colorado has returned
Ire first shipments Of freight
from Cairo after the food got here
Monday. We are glad to have bust
ness relations resumed again.
Our farmers are busy blowing for
corn
Mr. Ira Hastings Of cairo was
here last week for several days
looking over his farm His fields of
falfa are looking fine and pros
poets are bright for a big crop.
Joseph Bunch was in Cairo the
first Of the week on business.
James Woodland wss in Cairo