The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1900-01-27

Mrs. u. R1cssAaa. disd At her
Aons,es.o andts half niles east Of
Jackson. on IT, ioth. inst, aged 60
ysafs, 2 months and II da9&
Ms. DR.. Wade and her afsasr, Mrs.
- came to TIE Cape yesterday to
be present at the funeral of Leo Doyle.
Mrs. Wade formerly made her homo
with Mr.. Doyle.
County Clerk VIM. Paar was over
from Jackson yesterday.
1t seems to be in order for Cape
county editors to be sick. Editor
Mcclure of the Cash-book and Ben
Adams of the DEMOCRAT are both re-
ported sick, and Editor Gebang Of the
Gazette looks sick.
Charley Pronit and wife came over
from Benton yesterday TO attend the
Doyle funeral.
1t is reported that the Jackson Ex-
change Bank is to erect y new build
ing for its use the coming spring.
Rsy. ". ]. Hays, pastor Of the N.
E. Church in this city, will preach in
jackson Sunday.
We regret to learn that Miss Matte
Albert, who has boon dangerously i'll
for some time, 10 no better.
Revival services will b commenced
In the Themis street Methodist Church
next Sunday, whom Rev. J. ". Wor-
snop, Of Jackson, will preach morn
Ing and evening. Public service 1t ]
O'Clock each evening during the fol-
lowing week. 4 cordial welcome to
al.
You caa got some rcd hot bargains
In our tailoring department just now.
Suits, Trousers and fancy Vests 1t re-
duced prices.
J. T. SAcKMANN.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver entertained
quite . number OF their friends last
evening in honor of Rev. L. Hum.
phrey, who will take the place Of Rev.
McElroy in the Presbyterian Church.
The socisble proved q most pleasant
affair. The reception hall and par
lors were beautifully decorated with
palms and other potted plants show
ing their beautiful home in all its
magnificauce. The evening was pass
ed with various amusements and in
terspersed with songs by Miss Ida
Walters and Miss Finkman. Their
singing was thoroughly appreciated
and highly complimented. At eleven
O'Clock a delicious supper was served,
after which all departed, voting Mr..
and Mrs. Oliver delightful entertain
ers, and wishing the privilege of
again meeting at their elegant home.
The young Folks Dramatic Club of
ST. Vincent's Parish are rehearsing
for an entertainment to be given at the
Parochial Hall some time in FrbrG-
AIRY.
Mr.. James Gayle. brother rf Mrs.
Leo Doyle. arrived yesterday from
Illinois % attend the funeral.
For SALE.-A pair of young work
mules. Apply to
LAWRENCE MORRISON.
Cape Girardeau, No.
Miss Ellen Juden. who has been
sick for a long time, is, we are happy
to state, much improved, and hopes
of he r entire recovery are now enter
tanned.
Miss Carita Span, who has been
visiting Miss Maud Speak in this city
for the past two weeks, left yesterday
for her home in Anna, Ill. She was
accompanied by Miss Carrie Speak.
For SALE-Registered Berkshire
Pigs. Address,
WILLIS KNOX.
S~hawneetOwn, Mo.
Lou Rodney, who has been in the
city for the past few days, left this
evening for his home at Oran.
Our city has sprung a leak" No
need for excitement. however. She is
in no danger of sinking. It's only a
fire plug at the corner Of Levee and
Themis streets that's out of order.
Misses Maud Conrad and Emma
McMinn, Of Marble Hill, are gusts OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Gillian, at their resi-
dence on Sprigg street. Miss Conrad
expects to remain in our city to at
tend the Normal.
"Story in Rhyme of Cape Girar'
deau and Her People" is a nos in
teresting little book. 1t tells in an
original way OF the early history Of
our city, and brings it down to the
present day. Many names of familiar
persons who have passed away will
be brought to the mind of the reader
which will enc old and pleasan'
re%collections. The little book will
"refresh older minds and new facts tc
youth unfold" Copies can be pro-
cured at the DEMOCRAT office.
AGENTS WANTED-To sell Boel