The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1914-11-13
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News From The County Seat
Jackson, Nov. II.


Louis several weeks ago, underwent
an operation on his nose last week
The operation was successful but he
will have to remain in the physicians
care there two or three weeks.
The Literary Society of the high
school viii give a program at the
school tomorrow morning.
Henry Caldwell and Lee Bowman
OF the Cape are in Jackson TODAY on
business.
Mrs. Herman Mueller, Sr. and Jr.,
will visit at the Cape tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Patterson of Lutes-
vile, are visiting their son here.
Mrs. Wilson Howard, who is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sawyer,
at Birchtree, is expected home tomor-
row.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steinerd of Leopold,
spent Monday night in Jackson on
their way to visit relatives in. Perry
vile.
| Mrs. Henry Koechig is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. John Heider, at Oak
Ridge.
Mrs. G. Sibley entertained Mrs.
Bowles of st. Louis, and Mrs. Cation
OF the Cape, yesterday. Both last
named ladies hold high offices in the
Eastern Star lodge and were in Jack
son for the lodge meeting which was
held last night. Mrs. BoWles spoke at
Oak Ridge tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Washburn of limo,
visited with the family of a. NJ. Rob
e1'tson.
Miss Caroline McNeely fell last
week and sustained a badly sprained
wrist.
Miss Matte Caldwell of the Cape,
is visiting the family of DR.. Atkins.
Miss Norma Hines, who attends the
Cape Normal, is home for a few days
and will entertain the Methodist Sun
day school orchestra tonight.
The Foreign Missionary Society OF
the Methodist church, is holding a
meeting in the church today.
Mrs. Roger Fulton of Kansas City,
who has been visiting relatives in and
near Jackson for the last few months,
left for her home this morning.
The Democratic Central Committee
endorsed R:-K. Wilson for postmaster
at Jackson.
The county court proceedings Tues
day were as follows:
Private road, petitioned for by Jo-
soph Kranawetter, ordered opened
AIoritz Zorn and VIM. Knight receive
$40 damages.
Jacob Gluckhertz. Chris Gross and
Henry Neumeyer are appointed COM
nlissioners to assess damages to Fred
Hartman by road change.
Some erroneous assessments are
corrected and some tax business adj
justed.
Fl. H. Kirchoff, special road COM
missioner, makes report, which is ap-
proved.
Road change upon petition of Ray
Wood is established.
The county clerk presents abstract
OF general election, which is examined
and ordered filed. Bonds ars fixed as
follows: Collector $15O,00O, recorder
$4,000, county clerk $4,000, constable
cf Cape and Byrd townships $1,000
each; all other constables $500 each.
A number of warrants are issued to
pay judges and clerks of election, also
constables and room rent.
Warrant for 500 to Cape County.
Fair Association for premiums.
Warrant for $50 issued for improv-
ing Notwithstanding road to
r. F. Roloff
Warrant for $131.25 to S. A. Welch
for improvement on Snider Mill road
Report of DR., r. T. Henderson,
county physician, received and filed.
Accounts Allowed.
J. W. Cargle, unloading bridge steel
and building culvert, S126; C. F. Bar
tells, grading and repairing, $14.50;
John NJ. Austin, drawing on road
funds, $40; C. f. Eartels, drawing on
road funds, $3.50; The Republican,
publishing official ballot, $604.85; F. Z.
Kies & Bro, publishing official ballot
and stationery, S690.7"; W. A. Sum-
nlers, election expenses, $193.
In re petition of H. F. Galeener, ct
al, for public road, report of commits
sioners assessing damages represented
and approved. Land owners ordered
to move fences and crops off right-Of-
way within four months.
Dram shop petition of Jacob Chuck
hertz at Randles is dismissed, IAN ap-
plicant having failed to sigr appliea-
ton.