The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1900-12-01
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
CITY IN GENERAL. <


John L. Miller is confined to his bed.
a number of our hunters spent
Thanksgiving in the woods.
MI. and Mr.. Dunlop have a fine big
boy at the Riverview Hotel.
The Graham Earle Company will
play at 10, 20 and 30 cents.
The Graham Earle Company will be
at the Broadway Theatre all next
week.
Mrs. J. N. Whitelaw has been con-
fined to her room for two or three
weeks.
Thanksgiving was generally observ-
ed in this city and business was at a
sstandstill.
Sheriff Gockel is in the city to-day
serving papers for tt e January term
of the circuit court.
Miss Mollie Astholz who is teaching
school in the Bend spent Thanksgiv-
Ing Will nef pdreutS.
Herman Buck now has charge of the
bill boards and will hereafter do all
posting of bills.
John Sherwood came down from St.
Louis Saturday and will spend a
month or two in this city.
The Graham Earle Company will
appear at the Broadway Theatre all
next week in repertoire.
Business will now pick up rapidly
and the month of December promises
to be good for our merchants.
Never before has there been as many
turkeys sent to this market as there
has been during the past few days.
DIR. Bates of Wayne county has
purchased the Phillips property on
Broadway and will move to this city.
Owing to the sinking of the founda-
ton of the new depot the completion
of the building will be delayed some
what.
Capt. Leyhe of the steamer City OF
Memphis entertained the officers OF
his boat at his residence in this city
yesterday.
Brinkopf Bros. have some nice
fresh pork. If you want some choice
meat call on them and they will sup
ply you.
Mrs. r. Z. Cannon who has been
dangerously ill for some time is now
improving and is considered out OF
danger.
Ada Juden returned home to-day
from Hayti, Mo-, where she has been
visiting for several weeks past with
her relatives.
Congressman Vandiver left with his
family to-day for Washington, d. c.
Nj. Vandiver will be present when
Congress opens.
These are ideal nights for our
coon hunters, and we are informed
by some that they intend to take ad'
vantage of them.
Found-A purse containing money,
Owner can have same by identifying
the property and paving for this
notice. Call on Mrs. Kluge.
There will be an auction sale in the
Rodney building On e Saturday at
one o'clock of all the articles lief
over at the Rummage Sale.
E. w. Flentge is preparing to cree
a modern residence on the site of the
old house. which he is now tearing
down preparatory TO begin work.
The passenger train OF the 5. NJ. *
y. knocked a wagon off the railroad
track near the freight depot hi:
morning.. The wagon was demolished
DR.. NJ. L. Shelton handed Us a copy
of Freedom, Il daily paper published
at Manila, p. l.. and in glancing
over its columns we find it very in
teresting.
The TT. Rev. Daniel :. Tuttle
Bishop of the Diocese OF Missouri
will preach both morning and evening
next Sunday, Dec. ,. and administer
the holy rite of confirmation at the
Episcopal church.
The Western Poultry ana Game Co,
have another large drove of turkeys
coming from jackson and Oak Ridge,
They will be p%astured at the old fair
grounds, and when all together viii
number about three thousand.
j. a. Taylor, the lightning sign
writer who is in the city, is open fol
work in his line. He is an artist as
can be seer by looking at any of hi:
work. and his prices are reasonable.
The Western Poultry and Game
Company has been dressing and ship,
ping over one thousand turkeys Il day
all this week at their branch house in
this city.
\ Hartford Conn. strawberry
grower has instituted suit against the