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

hllng oil certlncates LOT NOMINATION.
for councilman.
Mrs. Ralph Schultz is entertaining
Tuesday afternoon at cards at her
home on Middle street.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. NJ. Thilenius,
and sons, Paul and Arthur, returned
Sunday from weeks visit in st.
Louis.
Mrs r. b. Oliver and daughter
Marguerite will return Thursday from
two weeks visit in San Antonio,
and other points in Texas.
The Cape Council No. 20, of the
Masonic Council, met Tuesday even
h ing at Masonic HILL. Two new men,
bers were initiated, they being DIR.
Yount and J. A. Henshaw.
Mrs. Chris Silver left Tuesday
morning for few days visit with
Mrs. j. Hall of Millerville. Mrs.
Hall was formerly Miss Ruth Williams
of this city.
The Missouri Public Utilities Co.
have received large supply of telephone
poles which means the Capes White
way will soon be an attractive feature
of the town.
With the dust blowing in all
directions Tuesday, it would not be
bad suggestion to the City au-
thorities to get busy with the street
sweeper and sprinkler.
The many friends of Miss Placide
Weber will be glad to learn that she
is now getting along very nicely and
expects to be out in few days.
Miss Placde has been quite i'll for
the past two weeks with the measles.
The ladies of the Altar Society of
St. sVincc9ts Church will have a
market Saturday, March 2Sth in
the Houck Building, corner Main
and Independence streets. They will
have plenty of good things to eat
for your Sunday dinner.
City Engineer Chris Silver is busy
working on the plans and spccfi-
cations for the improvement on Ben
ton street from Independence to
Bloomfield, and Frederick from Merri-
wcther to Williams. Improvements
to be made in concrete.
1t is interesting, in looking over the
club notes of the country, to see how
many of the Civic Clubs in the vari
Gus cities have started campaign
to have the bread wrapped, as it is
maintained that bread is often left
very carelcssly by the distributor,
in the mornings and is handled by
very dirty people. They wish The
bread delivered in sealed sanitary
packages.
The ladies of the Monday Club hao
quite an interesting game at tn,
Elk club Monday afternoon. Their,
were three tables two Of bridg,
and one of 500, and the prizes wcr,
won by Miss Stewart, for 500 anc
Mrs. Noil Of St. Louis the bridr
prize. Those playing during thu
afternoon were Ncsdamcs Badcr
4 }. McCammon, DR.. Norbcck, Ed
Johnston, +. Schultz, J, p Meyers
II. Coffman, r, NolI, Robt Mattcson
VIM Cantrcll, Misses Mona Stcwar
and Floss Machcn.
Mrs. Christine Frederick, in tn
American Review, tells why so pc
cent. of the modern houscwork i
inefficient. The worker does no
have the proper tools, she says, a
inefficient She says: "She worke
does not have the proper tools a
hand when she begins the work; sh
wastes time and effort walking abou
fetching tools and ingredients, tina
she should have on hand when sh
begins work; she stops in the mid
die of task to do something else
she lowers the efficiency of good wor
by losing time putting tools or wor
away due to poor arrangemnt c
kitchen, pantry or closets, she lose
time by not keeping sufficient sup
plies in hand and tools in prope
condition.
The attractive "Tea" given b.
Mrs. c. G. Hawley and Mrs. {
Kirkpatrick at the residence of tn
latter on Ellis street, Saturday after
noon, in honor of their aunt, Mr.
George Vandeeven, of Hutchisor
Kansas, and who is their house guess