The Cape weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1914, 1914-03-27

the Cape on business Tuesday
Logan Hines of jackson was a
Cape visitor Tuesday.
+. l.. Bond of Allenville was in
the Cape on business Tuesday.
W. f. Wilson of Allenville had
business in the Cape Tuesday.
Chas. Lane of Reynoldsville, ILL.,.
had business in the Cape Tuesday.
Miss Esther Rose has been quite
seriously i'll for several days.
Tom Edison and wife of Hamburg,
were in the Cape on shopping
trip Tuesday.
r. f. Cox, a prominent citizen Of
Allenville, has some business to look
after in the Cape this week.
John Cowell of Reynoldsville, ILL.,,
spent Tuesday in the Cape on a
business trip.
The steamer Rees Lee went up
at 100 Monday with a good cargo.
c. II. Andrews the popular sales
man from Poplar Bluff spent Satur-
day and Sunday in the Cape meeting
his customers and greeting his many
friends.
T. +. Sullivan, an expert shoe work
er of Boston, Mass, has come to
the Cape to enter the employ OF the
Roberts, Johnson & Rand factory
at this place.
w. C. Siemers and son, prominent
citizens and popular and prosperous
farmers of Gordonville, spent Satur'
day in the Cape delivering produce
and purchasing supplies.
l. J. and J. j. Andrews OF Jackson
Tenn, have come to the Cape with 4
view of entering the restaurant anG
cafe business in this city. 1t is sale
that they have arranged to open th'
Riverview cafe.
Dick Tatum, a prominent business
man of Kennett, is in the Cap
visiting friends and relatives. Dicl
is well and favorably known in tn
Cape, having spent several years II
the Normal school in this city.
1 Glenn Hoeller who has been in 81
. Louis for two weeks in care of tn
= physicians, returned Monday for
short visit with his family. He e>
poets to go back to St. Louis In
n short time for the purpose of under
$ going an operation.
Floyd Stark, W. A. Lyon, an
NJ. p. Lyon and wife of Puxic'
4 were Cape visitors Sunday, leavir
Is Monday morning for a point mort
# of here where they have aceepte
employment on the bridge eonstru
ton of the G. G.. 4 \.
IN Louis Kaiser, book-keeper for Il
in Farmers Supply Dry Goods al
Clothing has resigned his positl'
there and left Monday afternoon I
, Cape Girardcay where he will ia
, up the same work for the Bla
:" Diamond Coal Company.--Sikest'
Standard.
~ An ice wagon belonging to t
nv Blue Ribbon Company suffered
on breakdown Monday morning at
corner of Spanish and lndepcnder
streets. caused by an axle break
,p- when going over an uneven pl'
,at in the road, The attendants, Rog'
he and Freeman, were considerably shi
en- up, but suffered no injuries.
.
,en The new branch bakery of c. W
the putt, soon to be opened on Nj
Isit street near the United States EXpr
lie. Co. offices, promises to be someth
highly attractive and especially ada
at ed to the satisfaction of the ne
att and wants of downtown CUSTOM
eft In addition to carrying full line
bakers goods, a complete and
tractive confectionery will be opera
at and coffee and other refreshm'
the will be served.
led,
ubt L. NJ. Carter, business manager
the Cape Girardeau Athletic NJ
spent a few hours in Sikeston T
had day and was Checked full OF
left coming meet. He says it will
,out bigger and better this spring
,rgo ever before and that he thinks
,out honors Of the event will be
divided than it has ever been hel
no.,.,,,;IIo Flat River Ken