The Cape weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1914, 1914-05-01

is visiting her parents and relatives,
in this city,
Mrs. Jennie Crowdcr and Mrs.
Held are visitors in the Cape.
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The knights Of Columbus will give
dance at the Elks Club tonight.
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Mrs. Rhodes of Charleston is visit
ing her daughter Mrs. L. f. Conner,
of Independence street.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Cowan drove
over to Jackson Saturday to spent
the weekend with relatives.
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1t rains on the just and unjust
alike, and the pityois that some of
both lack sense to come in out Of it.
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Mr.. w. w. Vernon returned home
Monday after a short visit to st.
Louis where he attended the wedding
of his cousin, Miss Kathlyn Cats
and Lieut.. Roland Tilton, Saturday
evening.
Mrs. r. NJ. Lail and two grand
children, Lail and Clodene, returned
home today after spending several
days with relatives in Jackson.
Miss Marjorie Post and her guest
Miss Edith Taggart of st. Louis,
returned Sunday from Commerce,
where they have been visiting friends
for the past few days.
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IL. Imboden of Wichita, Kansas,
attended the Sunday school OF the
Methodist Church at jackson Sunday,
and explained the progress made
along the lines of the laymen's
movement, among the students of
schools and also business men, which
was both instructive and interesting.
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Mr.. and Mrs. IL. j. Strain enter
tanned a few friends at supper Sunday
evening. Those enjoying the hospi-
tally of this attractive hostess were
Mr.. and Mrs. +. II. KasselI, and
Mr.. and Mrs S. Hargcr, Several
other young married folks dropped in
| during the evening among them being
Mcssrs and Mesdames o. Nogt,
Bohannan, l.. f. Fisher Cards
were the evening amusement.
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The General Federation of Womcn's
Clubs apportioned the endowment
fund for each state, Pennsylvania
being excepted to raise 100000.
Only So per cent of the money has
been raised, and club women, with
the biennial but two months away,
are working hard to make up the
amount.
The boys of the Parochial school
will present the Drama tom Play
fair" Tuesday evening at s o'clock
at the Parochial hall, the proceeds
to be used in their part of the Cele-
bration of the Diamond Jubilee of
the coming of the Sisters of St.
Vincent's Academy to this city.
Admission is only 10 cents and attend
ing their play is an excellent way OF
encouraging the boys.
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At the meeting of the Alumni of
st. Vincent's Academy and all the
old pupils, Sunday afternoon, plans
were made for the celebration of the
seventy-fifth anniversary of the Con-
vent in June. Mrs. Phillip Hoch
was elected chairman to look after
the entertainment of the guests dur
ing the three days they are here, and
Miss Christine Wheeler was selected
as chairman of the committee, to
see that all of the out of town pupils
were notified. A meeting will be held
SUNDAY alternoOn May lotn u colh-
plete the arrangements for the cele-
bration and to receive the reports
of the committee.
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1t seems that as long as the present
Mayor and Council continue to raise
chickens and permit them to feed on
and tear up other peoples property,
the ladies of the Civic Improvement
Society will receive little success with
their petition to have an ordinance
passed that will oblige the chicken
raisers to keep the disturbing element
at home. What's the use of having a
"city beautiful" if everyone cannot
work in harmony to make il SO?