The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-04-25
MOUNDS PEOPLE
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Mounds Correspondent Tells How
Eager Citizens Are to Get Cairo
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This morning our people we've
reading all about the Mexican wal
in the Cairo Bulletin By O'Clock
Sixteen people borrowed my paper
in order To get the news. | know
that | am good natured and like to
be neighborly, but it is not doing
justice to the publisher. Sec Sah
my Mattson, and he viii put yol on
his list and deliver the news 10
You fresh from the front by the time
YOU are out OF bed.
The evening was pleasant Wed
nesday and about twenty of the
members OF the Mounds band were
out with their new horns and gave
| a fine open air concert on the in
terurban corner, which was greatly
enjoyed by large crowd who hal
gathered there tn listen. Prof. r.
+. nrabing says 1t Is his intention
to make this band one of the hes,
in the valley
Roy Taylor, one of the electri-
clans for the Central Illinois Public
Service company, is confined to his
home with the measles
Mrs. Edward Buekham of Cen,
ualia ISL visiting in the home Of
Mr. and Mrs. r. r, Norris this week.
The Ladies Aid OF the Baptist
thuTch served ice cream and cake
election day. Tuesday. and realized
about Sl7.
Or. addison Parker a prominent
physician of Dongola, was pleas,
aht caller Thursday He extended
his visit from here to Cairo by in.
terurban car.
III you have news item of inter
est, please call up Home phone SO
In this city. We will be pleased t.
hear 1t and tell 1t to our 5000 other
friends and neighbors.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. c. Beiswingert
of ullin, We're down Wednesday and
rented cottage on Mckinley ave.
nue., where they will make then
home. Mr.. Beiswngert Will open
the new saloon in the Rudolph,
Steicher Brewing company's build
ing on the corner Of Front anC
Thistlewood streets.
Maxleo Corrlgan, secretary of the
Actors Union OF st. Louis, was at
the Owego theater this week. Mr..
Corrlgan makes startling hit in
his original dramatic scene from
The Bells"
K, l.. Britton and Arthur Royal
of Pulaski were business visitors
here Thursday.
The Order of Owls gave a dance
at Titus pavilion Thursday nigh.
for the benefit of the order.
Some OF the |. c employees at All
round house have resigned in order
10 be ready to enlist for service II.
the Mexican war.
Mrs. p. II. Stern has returned
from a two weeks visit through the
southern part of the state.
The funeral of little Marion Wa
terman, three Year old son of Mr.
and Mrs. Marion Waterman of This
'tlewood street, was held Wednes-f
,daH.na .4ts,s,H ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS - !
Funeral of Clyde Cation.
The funeral of ths tkateAHs Clyde,
Cation was held Wednesday in the
congregational church at 2 o'clock.
Services We're conducted by Rev.
John P. Calvin The house was
crowded with relatives and sympa-
thizing friends from all parts of the
county. The deceased was the last
OF a family of three who have died
In the past seven months. Young
'"'''' ~ WV Aiitt gu lu6 Sdu adNNl-
dent was % years old and apparent
~ had bright prospects for the fu.
ERE, He was deputy sheriff AMI
Railer under ShsFiff Wehrenberg.
He was popular and well liked by
IAN who knew him. The immediate
cause OF his death, according to ;he
coroner's investigation, was by his
Iowh hand while eareiesly playing
with deadly weapon. revolver
mere was nothing in the young
mans previous actions which would
ihdicate intentional self destruction.
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