The Cape weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1914, 1914-09-04

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The Euchre cluBswillAmeet Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. E. G. Fisher
corner of Frederick and Bellevue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Vogt returned
Wednesday afternoon from st. Louis
where they have been visiting with
relatives and friends.
Two automobiles carrying a jolly
party Of picnickers left early Tues
day morning for an outing at Dutch
town. They took with them baskets
of good things to eat, and enjoyed
their luncheon out of doors. on the
cool banks Of Hubble Creek. In the
party were Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Friant,
Misses Regina and Marie Friant, Ju-
liam Friant, Mr.. and Mrs. M. d. Will
son and children, Miss Bertha Rector
and Mrs. Ruth Hall.
Mr.. apd Mrs. James Hedges OF Nc
Clure, ILL.,, were in the city yesterday
on their way to Evansville, Ind.
James MSPkeeters Of benton, pass
ed through the city Wednesday on his
way TO st. LOUIS So lEri-'
Albert Will and Miss Edna Maier,
two. popular and well known young
people ~ the Cape, we're married
;Tuesdes evening u the home of the
brids'sSparehts, Nr, .anS Mrs. W. G.
Mafef, ofWilliams street, by the Rev.
J. H. Knehans of the German Metho-
dist church. 1t had been known by
their many friends that an engage
ment existed between Miss Maier and
ra4eaaVyiszsSs Esssnss sthSaiatx
of their wedding was kept a secret.
They bad anticipated giving their
friends q SURPRISE. but as these sort
of secrets have a queer way of getting
out, it was soon spread about, and
when they boarded the boat for st,
Louis Tuesday night, a lively gather
ing of young folks were at the wharf
to wish them happy wedding jour
ney, and to shower them with the
customary rain Of old shoes. Both
Mr.. and Mrs. Will are prominent
workers in the German NJ. +. church,
Mr.. Will being president of the Ep-
worth League, They will go to st.
Louis and Alton for a week or so, and
will then return to the Cape and go
to housekeeping at 245 North Ellis.
Mrs. H. Refs of North Pacific
street, returned home Wednesday
from visit of several weeks in Win
ona and Cana, III. '' ..''
The luncheon given by Miss Re-
becca Houck at her home Wednesday
was a most delightful affair. The
guests arrived at Elmwood about
noon, and during the afternoon, enjoy
ed music and dancing in the, spacious
music room of the Houck home. Those
present were Mrs. Liston Conner
Misses Sara Jane Weber, Ruth Glenn
Bertha, Rector, Rose Leming.
Fair tonight and Thursday; cooler
tonight. -------------
The Cemetery association will meet
Thursday afternoon at the residence
Of Mrs. Charles Ruessler, SIG Merri-
wether. The meeting will start at
2:96 and all members and solicitors
are earnestly Requested to be present
Now is' a. good Chance for some
folks TO see this countryLparticularI
~ 'for those folks who think CleVe.
land, Ohio, is in'the far westsI Do" 80,
~ Are you a IRember = of .. the lkilljoy
club? Most lof, its, members do not re-
aize that they are, Those who are
willing or, unwilling victims of trat
very cotrIhion defangement cared Pes
simism, usually are so willing to arr
que and dispute on any poine that
they deny their own lack Of 'happi,
ness. lr,l.Ir.. pa .r.. .l
Now, there's no such thing as per
nianentiy incurable happiness. AMER
have died and worms haye eaten, but
no e6roner's Jury ever Held unhappi.
ness responsible. The Duff ,.s of the
fate rarely cause hopeless inilr;ea q
wounds that will never neal.
Unhappiness is just as undeniably
source of disease as unsanitary
conditions. 1t would be a wonderful
help to the world at large if we coulC
Danish it as completely as we do othel
disease breeding conditions.
Did you ever hear of a man or WON
am acquiring anything except iusau
irv through au unhappy outlook upor
life? What wup-, can one hop. q,
aa4li0va b. .ur. "a frame Of mind"
Clrou'. form. Dr uabapDirr-, ar