The Cape weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1914, 1914-10-30
From The County SeatNews
By Miss Hermine Kiehne.
Jackson, Oct. %.

mine the dispute between Aug. Voges
and the City of Jackson yesterday
awarded damages to Voges in the sum
of SIS.
Mr. and Mrs. James Greenwell of
Pcrryville, are spending the day with
s NJ. McAtec and family.
Word !2s IL Give: Ferc that Chas.
Lose Of Na3lc Hill, dice this morning
about o'clock. He leaves wife and
cnc small child. He has two brothers
working at Cape Girardeau. The de-
ceased was a first cousin Of Fred Clip
pard ard Ed and David Hays of Jack
son.
Mrs. julian Miller, who has been
spending several weeks with relatives
here, left for her home in Cape Cir
arGcau this morning.
VIM. Il. Schaefer of the Cape, was
in town Tuesday on business.
The Baptist ladies realized over fifty
dollars at their supper last night.
Miss Ruth McAtee will go to Fred
ericktcwn tomorrow for visit with
relatives.
Mrs. Russell, wife Of Congressman
Joe Russell, is in jackson, visiting her
niece, Mrs. Clarence Grant.
Mrs. J. Heinberg entertained at
coffee, Mrs. Annie Bienlein and daugn-
ter, Linda, Mesdames J. V. Priest,
Sam Petermann, VIM. VESSEL, G. Sib-
ley.
Two or three men from the Kansas
City factory are here installing the
new switchboard, which, when COM
pleted, will save us the trouble of ring
ing bell every time we phone.
The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist
church will meet with Mrs. J. Helm
berg Friday.
Theodore Harenberg died this morn
ing at his home a mile and half be-
low town, aged 20 years. He leaves
two sons, William and Edward. Funer-
al Will be held Friday morning at 10
O'Clock.
The Democratic candidates went to
MilIerviIle last night and report a fine
meeting.
Mrs. VIII Heyie will entertain at
six o'clock dinner today in honor of
Mr.. Hey,le's birthday. The guests will
be J. W. McCombs, ST., Mrs. Ed How
ard, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. McCombs and
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. kies.
The High Five Club meets with
Mrs. II. Uclekc Friday afternoon.
John Sander and family OF Jackson,
and Mr. and Miss Schrader of the
Cape, went into the country to at
tend the wedding Of Miss Raschc and
Mr.. WiIlcr.
Leo Wagner went to st. Louis last
night on business.
Mrs. K. Hoffman will entertain to-
morrow afternoon in honor Of the
birthday of her husband.
Miss Mary Ivy of the Cape, and
Mr.. Mcknight of Fredericktown, were
in Jackson yesterday and attended the
show at the Gem theater.
jackson, Oct. 26.
In a rear end automobile collision,
about one mile east of jackson, Sun
day afternoon, two cars loaded with
passengers were hurled in the ditch,
and a number of the occupants seri-
ously hurt.
The accident was caused by the
driver of the rear car losing control
of his machine as he was in the act
Of passing the car ahead of him.
The car in front was driven by John
Gladish of Burfordville, who was ac
companied by his wife and three other
passengers, and the car that dashed
into him was driven by j. w. Pit
man of Millervillc, who was accom-
panied b. Mrs. Pitman.
The GIadish machine had given all
the passing space possible to the ap-
preaching car, and when it tore into
his rear wheel the machine was lifted
almost bodily and thrown into a tele-
graph pole which prevented the car
turning completely over. The pas
sengers were thrown out and all were
injured to some extent. The Pitman
car ran ahead some distance and while
the driver was looking back to see
what damage had been done, his ma
chine plunged headlong over a bank on
the opposite side of the road. Pitman
and his wife were thrown out, but
neither was seriously hurt.
The cars were both damaged con-
siderably as result of the accident.
Mr.. Pitman stated that his steering
gear had become impaired and he was
unable to control his ear.
The Misses Alma and Linda Wag-
ner will entertain with kitchen show