The Cape weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1914, 1914-02-27

e from st. Louis yesterday afternoons
4 Mrs. j. W. Gore returned this
Il afternoon from a visit in st. Louis.
d The government steamboat, Caho-
+ kia was tied up at the wharf for
A several hours yesterday.
Butcher Sporting, L. $. Revenue
4 Officer, passed through the Cape,
Yesterday afternoon for Commerce.
John Crockett and wife left yes
terday afternoon for a visit with
relatives in Hayti
A. F. Bond, salesman for the Shap-
leigh Hardware Co. left yesterday
afternoon for a southern business "Trip.
y. A. Darncl, a well known saw
mill man and timber expert left this
afternoon for Darncll.
Miss Zcrma Daley, of Commerce,
who has been visiting the family
of VIM. Nocnngcr, left this afternoon
for Sikcston.
The steamer Lcavcnworth belong
ing to the Missouri Valley Bridge
Company passed through yesterday
on her way North from Pine Bluff.
W. II. Loeb and wife of the Lew
Miller Musical Comedy Co., are
stopping at the Terminal The
company is playing in Chaffcc this
week.
The West End Dancing Club gave
little party Sunday afternoon.
Good music was offered for the en-
tcrtainmcnt of guests and delight
full time was INDUCED in.
:. G.. II. Taylor OF Hayti travelling
salesman for the Swift Packing Co.
was brought to the Hospital, Monday
by Martin Lobcrg's ambulance which
met him at the depot.
Supt. O. II. McCarty of the Frisco,
left yesterday for Fort Scott, Kansas,
where he will make his headquarters
in the future. He is succeeded at this
place by c. II. Claiborn.
Mrs. G. Hopper, otherwise known
as NAV Hooper, who operates the
excellent boarding house on Thcmis
street opposite the Elk's building,
evidently believes that the present
"spcll' of Arctic weather isn't going
to last long. This morning Nav"
visited the various stores where gar
den seed is sold and patronizcd
each store literally. She also visited
colorcd gentleman who possesses
mule and a pillow, and engaged
him to pillow her garden in the near
future NAV expects to feed
cher boys" new potatoes and string
beans next week
Frank Ircpponl, young soldier
connected with the local recruiting
station found it necessary to take Il
fall out of pair of hoodlums yes
tcrday afternoon, which task was
performed in most workmanlikc
manner. 1t seems that the uniform
of Trepponi didn't appeal favoably tothc
finer scnsibilitics of this pair of
rough nccks who continued to express
their anti-patriotic feelings until the
imam behind the gun lost pll his
patience and was forced to defend
his country's flag by administering Il
sound thrcshing to the irrcprcssible
offenders. No arrests have been made
at this time.
Ben Powell of Benton, has business
in the Cape and is stopping at the
Terminal
Will Ritchson of Zalma, is in the
Cape on business, guest at the
Terminal,
Sam W. Hargis of Detroit, Mich,
is in the Cape on a business mission
and is stopping at the Terminal.
Mr.. and Mrs. II, +. Owens of
st. Louis have business in the Cape
and are guests of the Terminal.
The Blythcsvllc motor car frozc
up this morning and on that account
was delayed for several hours.
r. J. Hawn and wife Of Poplar
Bluff are visiting in the Cape and
are stopping at the Rivcryicw.