The Cape weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1914, 1914-06-05
Howard Steel of Matthews; Mo-;

w. ~ WV >hI'' IHihN pIl business.
, VIM. Baker, of Scdaia, Mo, was
: Cape visitor Monday.
\. W. Groves of Ash Hill, Mo-,
. made a visit to the Cape Friday on
business.
Hon. Charles Lilies a lawyer located
at Dexter, Mo, was at the Cape
3 Friday.
+. l.. Bond and Ben Thurmond
both Of Allcnvillc were Cape visitors
Friday.
Barney Wagner of Oran, Mo-.
the well known stockman was in the
city on business Friday.
T.. ID. Maxwell of Bcllcvillc. ILL.,,
the Sclow salesman was at the
Cape on business Friday.
Mr.. Rogers of Benton, Mo, passed
through the Cape on his way to
st. Louis to view the Pageant.
The Steamer Stacker Lee and the
Cape Girardeau are expected down
the river Saturday morning.
W. NJ. Bass and wife, prominent
farmers of Allenville, Mo-, were at
the Cape on business Friday.
Mrs. Sarah Guell of st. Louis is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Dave Harris
of this city and will spend several
days here.
A. p. Flaherty of Chicago, ILL.,, |
was at the Cape Friday He is max
ing map survey covering eleven
counties in Southeast Missouri
The excursion Steamer Sidney left
Cape Grardeau, after discharging
the load of eXcursionists She got
about four hundred people from the
Cape and also called at Thebes and
Mannings Landing and obtained fifty
or more. Every one on board re-
ported having spent very pleasant
evening.
George Burleigh of Chicago, ILL.,,
attended the Elks Club Banquet
here on Wednesday evening which
was a grand success, there being
about 200 present who partook OF
the splendid six course meal the
music and singing was of high
order and delightful and entertaining
to everyone present
j. F. Neal, local agent for the
Frisco reports that the sale of tickets
for St Louis to view the Pageant ,
has been exceedingly good on We'd !
nesday. He sold 35 tickets for St. ,
Louis, in excess of the other traffic. i
If st. Louis big show draws as we'll {
from all of the surrounding towns, s
there is sure to be record crowd
present for the festivities the last
part of this week "a
Army worms are now found in {
Butler county, and it is feared that a I
damage is going to be a
done by them. Reports are to the /
effect that at a point south of the
city line of them half mile wide is
moving eastward. The farmers are n
going to do all in their power to b
protect against them, but when they y
get started they do an enormous dam 7
age before checked. Poplar Bluff n
Citizen.
After experimenting for several d
years, Mrs. Nina Martin has sue a
ceeded in grating rose to a crab I
apple tree and producing a rose which a
has the odor of a crab apple blossom. o
Mrs. Martin sent specimen to the \
secretary of Agriculture For many h
years, Mrs. Martin has attempted
his feat, and recently succeeded
n grating a Marthy Washington rose D
20 the tree, and the results were the OF
specimens which she forwarded to d
Northumberland Tribune. te
W. IL. Brodnow of Chaffcc, Mo-, Of
vas at the Cape Tuesday on
most sorrowful mission, his wife
having died at the ST. Francis hos W
'ital where she was being treated. +
The funeral services were held in -,
he Walthcrs Undertaking Parlors. CO
Mrs. VIM. Thompson of Chaffec, and h,
few other relatives of the deceased e
we're attending the funeral services. +,
Mr.. Brodnow left at GAO Wcdncs- +
lay morning with the remains for "
burial at Walnut Ridge Atk. ~
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