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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-04
mugucnot society ucnr. Addrc,.

Key. G. G. F. Bratenahl. D. D., canon
OF the Pro-Cathedral of WASHINGTON,
and secretary OF the third missionary
department OF the Protestant Episco-
pal Church. made an address last night
At mass mcating OF the lIuguenot
Evangelical Society Of Richmond in
81. James Episcopal Church. The So
cioty is composed of persons OF all de-
nominations. and the church was well
hiied. The service was conducted by
Rev. Thomas q. Daret
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-04
-
Police HIVE Lost Dog.

a handsome white setter dog. with
yellow markings. which had evidently
straycd away from it's masters home
was picked up Oh Bruad Street yestcr-
day by PatrolInan Jacobni. The ami
NAL. which wore Il plain leather col.
lar and a chain attached, was left at
The Second Police Station. Smith ana
Marshall Streets. where he will be
cared for until claimed by the owner
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-04
Receives Many Additions.

Tho Second Baptist Church, OF which
the Rev. I. Clagctt Skinner, u. D., is
additions to the membcrship at tho
communion service. Forty of the new
members entered through baptism,
twenty by letter and seven by state
ment
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-04
Imnortnr stcnl. CIothinr.

Gladys Williams, colorcd. OF 5oo
North Third street. Yesterday com
planned 10 the police that short.
brown skinned negro had stolen 9, suit
Of clothing from her. She said that
several days ago he called III her home.
saying h had come from :, pressing
club for clothing which was to be
cleaned. She gave him the suit ana
afterwards discovered that the negro
was an impostor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-04
woman Found Dead In He'd.

Bette Thomas, colored, siSty-flye
years old. was found dead In bed at
her home, 1916 Williams Street, yes
terday morning. Coroner Taylor, who
viewed the body, pronounced death
duo to natural causes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-04
Charge Resisting Arrest.

c. G. Slcmaker. forty-fve years old,
a painter OF sos North Twenty-sevcnth
street, was arrested yesterday by BIZ
cycle Policeman Bertucci on the charge
OF being drunk, disorderly and resist
ing arrest
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-04
DECREASE IN EARNINGS.
SenbOnrd Air Line Statement for
March Shows Gross Revenue OF
Sa.4Gi.5GS

Net earnings OF the Seaboard Air
Line Railway Company show de-
crease in March. 1914, as comparcd
with the corresponding month of last
year, Of $f1.397. For the period be-
tween July and March 81 Of the cur
rent year. as compared with the cor
responding period OF last year there
Is nm increase In the net earnings Of
S2l9.091.
The tabulated figures follow:
Month OF March.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-04
Accused of sni,botb u.,ho.

w. Mozer, who conducts a merchan-
disc business at I'LL West Leigh
ntreet. was arrested yesterday by Po-
licemen Waldrop and Leiss on tho
charge Of doing business on SUNDAY.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-04

Net earnings. S 766.os4 777,4S1
July to March n.
Gross earnings ..sl9,067.S75 S1S3s4.623
Operating eX-
penses .s13.sG6155 18.aS1,s 94
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-04

Gross earnings. $2.461,565 $2,3S3,443
Operating expenses 1,G95.tSi l,6O5, 962
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-27

half hour later when she arrived
Mrs. T.. j storm. seated al the piano
horalded her coming with o suitable
and beautiful musical selection 40
iupromptu musical followed and
then the 'shovering began a
large wicker hamper was brought
before the honoree whose pleasure
Dc was 10 begin o persual of the many
odd blocking packages therein aud
as each contained some verse or sul
rcstiun for newly-wcd. the time
passed rapidly while Miss Masterson
read the many kind scr,ioablr oui-
lions, some being the source OF great
merriment MANY handy and pretty
gifts were received
The gests were then invited m
10 the dining room whore enjoyable
Refreshments OF Wolch rurehit oil.
wee. potato chips. waters and hCi
ten were served Those invited were
Misses Fanny Fern Masterson Clara
/ Davis. Garlic curtis. Fanny Mae
Rucker Edna pendloton, Toll,o
4 pierson. Edna Hazelwood. Alieno
uraycltOn. Grace SockWell. Martha
/ shelton. Eunico Humphrey Bc-s
Wheptlev Daisy Brown. Alice Lam
dcrGln. lwotn pittman, Sophia Mayer
, the Misses Corhin and Nesiame.
sloane kritzer. T. r Scott of Ana
tin g. T.. Elliott w. ~ Boney Jack
louscr, Miles Biyius. q Thomson. !
y Freeman - g. Weymouth DiCb
Ware. Charlos Austin ~ S Rul,
H. \ Init G. - Hoover. Dean KRIS
= storm, q g. Evans Wood.
Ellison . Dooler Jack Wheat
ley
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-27
hls,or, of the Elks

Ui''hiA "I 'h' tlha.
co.
Last saturday afternoon the j g..
q club held the first business meet
ing of the season at the home of the
newly elected president. Miss Katie
Rae Niece. 1909 Taylor street The
new year boows were planned and
the program of study mapped out
Among other important matters dis
pensed with was an election of oIii-
GERS WITH the following result Miss
Katie Rae Niece president. Miss
Lillian Eokie. vice president. Miss
Clara Davis secretary. Miss Fran
GEES Martin treasurer
IN tho absence OF Mis- Martin.
who is out of the city for an iudeii-
mite time Miss Marion Russell viii
act as treasurer On the first Wed
nesday 100 October the club viii be.
gin active vorl, and win take up the
study of Texas aud Mexico History
under The leadership of Mrs T.. T.
storm There are now fifty mem
bcr- to tho club though not AN are
active Among the charter members
aro Mrs loff NcGee OF Hundale, y
N nee Wis Lava Eakle. Mrs Hon
- Boyce of Dallas nee Miss Ollie
Hughes Bertha Akard of Weather
ford. Mrs pearle Berthuuc. nee
Mrs. G. r. lawrence, Mrs j D. Rich
arlscu of Dallas nee Miss Corrior
Brewer Mrs Austin BEL of SyIsc.
ter. Ca nee Miss Stella HINT Mra
Oscar SDhllllng. nee Mis- MaulO
Cros.pfl Mrs win! Mccullough eff
N,rus. nee Miss Mary Potter. Mrs
Bon pouehat of crystal Springs. nee
Miss Claire smith. Mrs Richard Al
lem nee Miss Kate Williams Mr.
sam B Vaughn nee Miss F'uriDd,
Ware Others who were added tO
l.t later some 90 marry and make
their humDa at yariCu- points are
Mrs i UroVder of Memphis. Mis-.
Kate whitley of Childrc-e Mr.. Az
eur Mcknight tdrce' .ydI Mrs
Albert Hiyins Mrs r. 70 Seeds El
paso. NJ. G. g. LcMoud Fort
Worth. Mrs G - MeislH Oklahoma
City Mrs Dean Kirk Nr % ID
owen For Worth Mrs PiUlu CW
won CIr. Mr Tom Coh'o rlomous
Mrs. r. ". Pearson. Waco. Mr.
Mrs shirley Bailey na'hau Mr.. "
l.. WWsou. Mr. Allen Earlv AIRS
G. ID. Hoover Miss l.lIau EHhn
Miss BcruiDo Russell Nr. 70 g.. D
Byuum Mrs y ]. storm Mrs lno
Ward. Mrs e. SlauHufDr OF Nlhu.
uuoruur " w.. Mrs Horace Russell,
Mrs Davis Tudor Mr. vs. o. Millrn
of Dallas. Misses AllIeno Hrolclton
uortousr I'm ou. To..ra lI'r-ou.
Katie Rae Niece. puk Ioults. re
ina Penny of Dallas Marion Russell
Bess Whwiloy. Frances Martin.
clara Davis. Alice Iandorgin Me-
DANES G = Elliott Jack Whcatley
i j. Saunders of wichita Falls
Among the courtosi .c- extended io
Miss Fanny Fern Master ln thn
hridr.cloOt. WAS lovely hover
Monday afternoon ui the beautiful
Landcrgin home at 1000 Polk street
when tha Misses Corbuu and sis.
Alice Landcrriu made charming
hostesscs Tor q very pleasant after.
noon for the guests Co. we'll as the
honnrce After tho guests had gath
cred In the reception suite thcy were
given towels 10 hon aud most en-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-27

loyable time was spent each yioiug
with the other in doing the best
Wort The linen chest for Miss Mas
tersou'a pretty new home now ready
and waiting to receive the new
bride and groom. will be- well sup
piled With towelta daintily hemmed
later en- iuyahfe refreshments of
tempting veal loaf on lettuce leaves.
salad hot rolls. olives. hot coffee.
Ice cream. cake. almonds were scrv-
ed Those present 10 enjoy the
charming event were Mi~C. Fanny
Fora MJatcron. Lillian Hor.hrugh
Clara Davis. Edna pendeltou. Alliene
nrg1oltun Martha shelton Fanny
Nue Rucko~ Tnlleo Piersou Lillian
Enklo. LILA iovndes. Garlic Curtis.
Ncsdamo. r % Nasterson y Woy
mouth a. h. Kenrns. II = TAFT
sloane EriIpr g. D. Elliott Dean
Eirk. Miles Biy'ns j. . Dooioy. Jack
Whcatioy Frank \ storm q u
C,rbu. 4 u ,hulorl. j IS Free
man win HorrinE and Charlie
Justin Z q Scott of Austin
The week has indeed been % live
iy one what with no end of on.
thuaiastic preparations Tor the 'No.
men department at the Fair.
much time has been devoted 10 o
number of enjoyable social uu,-
tions. among the most enjoyable and
novel being kitchen shower Ei.
ca by Mrs llarr, D.. Eoarns for
Niss Fanny Form NuHor.on 1un
hour was srt for . and at .uo ap.
pointed time ever ouo was present
save tue honor quest who was NOT
permitted tp hc announced until
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-27
PAGE FIVE

Mrs. II. W. Wright. 1901 Jeiie'1o"'
$3.50 Second best vegetable ba'
den. Mrs +. ]. Trigg. 500 Pierce.
s5.oo-Best garden old-fHsli'on
flowers. "Grandma" Wright f'o
Arthur -,
Cleanest premises. potn
back and front yard Mrs w ~
Mcdaniel. llO4 Van Buren, street.
Those whose names appear IN tue
prize list are requested 10 can
soon as possible at the weather
bureau. 70i Taylor street, where
Mrs r. J Considine, treasurer ~
the Amarillo Beautiful division OF
the city Federation. will be glad 70
present the prizes The specia,
prizes for cosmos VIII be awaraeu
.ome time IN October because OF the
lateness of the blooms this year.
/ The ladies who have had charge OF
! the work are more than gratified
with results. all ladies throughout
f the city having taken great interest
/ in the movement and responded WIN
| the greatest avidity. While some OF
| The prizes were the donations or
number of the clubs throughout the
city, many we're contributed by pri-
safe philanthropic personages
whose names are withheld Next
summer. if am ig we'll. Amarillo VIII
burst into bloom TO the extent that
never more win any one dare 10
complain of the lack OF civic attrac-
. .iyouc., and scenic beauty.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-27
ny MISS SOPHIA MEYER

pitahle. social events ai which Mr..
and Mrs Frank 4 White were tho
genial host and hostess Wednesdai
evening again found their nom"
throWn orrn 90 @ most of friends Who
came Al an early hour for au evet.
ing al cards. Beautiful floral docord
lions lent charm and fragrance
In The rooms which was not losi
dnrhg the pleasure of the Games.
Al 1880 luncheon was announced
aud the guests sat down to dainty
chicken croQuottes, stuffed tomatoes
on lct,uey leaves. escnlloped poia-
toes olive sandwiches. not coffee,
nine ample ice and cake AFTER re-
fteshtoents were served the rug
vor, rolled away and the pleasures
of the dance enjoyed until late
hour Those present were Mr. ana
Mrs n y Jones. Mr. and Mrs. ~
W Schade. MIR and Mrs r. j. Cousi-
diue Mr. and MIS- " r. sloan. Nh
and Mrs. y - DewinF. MI ana
Mrs r. q Aton. Mr. and Mr.. H. y.
Robertson. MT and Mr. Frank Nor
rie. Dr.. Mr. and MR. l.. % Sim
mons. Mr.. and Mrs T. w Pittman
Judge and Mrs J.. e.. Barrett Mrs
Christian. Mr.. n N Davenport
Mrs. Kate Patton, Miss Jennie Nir-'h
g.. g. Green. Frank ltrddel
~, ,,.. ,.,. ,,.s. column. ,broui
"" '''' ...
Gle the end OF 'n, ,,'.''l 'ui',''.'
social AFFAIRS NI '"' """'' ~.
nave returned n"i'' "H" '"'
has turned 100 the dli''''"h oI '",
new season advancing "''u ".,.,.,
prr''nlln'' 'h'ht' l' 'N'''-
place ANA winter lo' 'Nu " NV. ..,,' ~.
forests are BEGINNING u" W. ',,''',''
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-27

Win q More Beautiful Amanl-
To- as the slogan. the ladies have
worked hard and with uutiriue zeal
toward This end and success has
crowned such effort %. o. alvu
d"le. The Amarillo Beautiful
committee which includes Mosdamos
" g. Hendricks. chairman. n. 3
/ Naeier7ou y y Shuford. j n Char
lIsH has done q work This hummer
/ the results OF which ull live long
years 10 come They BEGAN earl.
d. th" spring tu arouse interest Zoo
pretty lawns, attractive gardens ana
iaftpd uut ON campaign uf iu.upD
clean yards and when the ladie.
ton several week.. ago. q was aI.
m0-N impossible 90 drDd. Who
, should receive the prizes. 500 rlu,
gardens we're pretty and inviting l
many yards were clean and atfrdr.
tive After tine most careful cousid.
/ Grafton tho following ladies' were 500.
/ looted tu receive 'hc rewards. for the
/ ,Ioiur-i prem. sou.
Mrs Young 300 Nouh Lincoln
4 .trrgt. $500
Mr s % Harmon ,o8 South Liu.
coin $500.
Mrs OrIo. ilU Grant $500.
Mrs Baker 1000 johnson. $500.
Mr. Ulino 5000 Madison. $500.
Mrs Albert llurkab, east o' tho
Santa bee. 5000
The IuIIuHiG. arc tu receive
prizes for the prr,uct yards and
gardens
Prizes awarded from Amarillo
+ beautiful Committee.
$500 Most ATTRACTIVE front yard
/ Mrs O. vs. Baker 600 johnson.
$500 Second best 'front.' yard.
/ Mr. a Keel l1O5 TAYLOR
50 600 Best vegetable Garden.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-27
The Mn1Iern Girl

We knock and cruc.se her.
We sCold apostr0ph.ze her.
We wish that she were wiser
More capable and kind
Ter path we're always stalking
10 criticlee her talking
U.r clothes her ways of walking.
Her manner aud her mind
We say. on, highly
shes frivolous ami Eighty,
And AN her ways are mighty
lndignifcd TO see,
She dances and she chattera.
Our golde rule she skaters.
and laughs at serious matters,
With undated glee'
We chide aud we correct her.
We sbadow and detect her
Ne study and dissrci her.
with am her smiles and tears
And lind on looking DER her
DAud learning 90 adore herr
She's just like other girls before
her.
For twenty thousand years
.n- Peoria Journal
o.
THE Young ladies of 81 AIMS
Chapter 0l the Episcopal church
have fitted up a most attractive Jap
luc.o Tea Room and are serving the
most refreshing afternoon tea with
tempting little cakes, or Do one so
desires they can have sandwicht-
and coffee or pie and coffee Among
those ia charge are Mrs Harmon
Benton. Mrs r l.. NcMeaus. Mrs
Stanley Williams. Mrs j. 3. pooloy
Mr. G = Forbes and Misses Fanny
Mac Ruckcr. Daphne and Felice
gUuuotte and Sophia Meyer
Mr.. and Mrs. q. S. Hopkins ou.
teriaiued the former. class of Dos
of tine Junior Department of thc
First BAPTIST Church Sunday school
FRIDAY evening. at their home a.
1908 Harrison with a Watermelon
party After number OF out door
games. as well as games indoors j'-
liciou- vatormeloue and other re-
ire.hments were served, 20 the Toll
LOWING BOYS Amos llud ON, Chester
DoVug. Jake Nugent Edward Pit'
man. Don Bachman, hurry Gate
wright. Oren Hensley. Ray Dyer Joe
Bailey Huckaby Tilden and Ronald
Tnckett and Lewis CocEreil
o.
An open social meeting Of the
Mothers Teachers Club Thursday al
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-27

apples, apples, apples. Wine Sap
ON" dollar one twenty and one fiity.
Euv these now We will deliver them
from one bushel up r. n. Smith.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-27

trfnoon hrou ght out large crowd
of interested mothers and friends
and during the hours announced the
scholl was q scene of animation ans
interest Many mothers were 100.
PRODUCED 90 the Grade ol WORK th.ir
children were doing anu man! teach
ers gOt into closer touch with the
parent. of their pupils. The after.
noon was altogether successful and
laid the foundation for a new sHa-
son OF work under new and more ia-
lnrlble conditions Iced punch and
cake were served with sweet Wa
fers. the teachers and mothers iuA-
ing turns al acting as hOstosses.
most enjoyable time was spent hY
an. and through the kindness of the
!. t. Henderson Piano House We
trola music added to the pleasure oi
the event
Nrs s. J.. Shore entertained tr'-
day afternoon with most enjoy
able luncheon in honor OF her mo-
th,r aud sister Mrs. IoCk and 1irt
Look.of Kansas. who are guests %
the city The table was arti.uc'.
is decorated with proiu.ion ni
lovely ,ut flowers aud fern "1I,h
added 10 the pleasure of the 0'ii.
cious couryos which followed th'
roatiur of the guests Covers were
laid for Mr. and Mrs lalliierr0 Ar.
and Mr.. G. Hilton Mr. and SID liar
mon. Mrs George StonoNold, Mrs
Bell McSpadden. Miss Ada llar-
mon. Miss Elgie Hilton Misses
Francs and Jessie shore, Mcs.r- !.
q. Ruo Smith Maxwell ana a u.
look
Mr- " p. smith made @ charnl-
hostess Frday afternoon when .he
entertained 'he members and q Few
guests oi the paparito club Her
home a' SOB Johnson was tasteful
Iy arranged with a.trs na-turtiums
and ferns which adds cncarm ,o the
same. From lu early hour uhiil
inc h1dcVs began to gather the
rue,i. were los, boo the pleasures OF
high N,c. aud when the close was
announced Mrs Carl sullivan 1870
presented SIT ha beautiful han1
Painted cuu and saucer Mrs Shor-
man received the consolation.
beautiful lace breakfast cap. Deli
cious maple NUT iro cronw and caN'
refreshed OBJ, guests before their de-
parturc 20 their home, Those pre-
sent were Nesdame. Martin. of Ar
Kansas CITY. Oh" hostess mother Who
is here on visit. owen sullivan.
joyce. Doran, Of M paso. Stocket',
and Misses Leo'l Callahan and "a
thoriu Shaughuessy
o.
Thc season has been made dounly
pheasant los o series of lovely, no.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-27

An open social meeting o. the
Mothers Teachers Club Thursday al
The Cape weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1914, 1914-08-14

For some reason which he is un-
able to explain, one of the knives slip
ped, the keen edge striking the work
man square across the back of his
left hand.
A deep cash was cut and at first it
was feared that some of the cords
and tendons of the hand had been sew
cred
He was also taken 70 the office of
Or. John d. Porterfield, Jr., where
his injuries were cared for. An ex-
animation disclosed the fact that
while some Of the tcndons were laid
bare. none of them were cut. and no
permanent injury will result.
Mr. Dubois stated that he had ac,n
engaged in this particularly 'iaa Of
work for many years, that tn" work
of sharpening the knives had almof.
become second nature to him ard that
this is the first time in all his cX-
perience that he has ever received an
injury.
The Cape weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1914, 1914-08-14
Boy Loses the Fingers of One
Hand at Cape Cooperage
Plant
MAN is BADLY INJURED
Steel knives Help To Prove
That the Teirteenth is An
un!ucky Day

If the 18th Of August had fallen
on Friday, it would be difficult to es-
innate the disaster that would have
. befallen the Cape Cooperage Co. and
its employees.
Thursday was the thirteenth and it
proved the record day for accidents at
this we'll known mandatory.
Operations had but fairly started
for the day when Fred Nichols, a
thirteen year old boy who lives with
his parents on South Middle street,
thrust his left hand among the pow
erful steel knives, and before he could
realize the danger of such an action
every finger was nipped off smoothly.
1t was done so quickly that the
young man did not know he was hurt
until he removed his hand and saw
that it was bleeding profusely. This
accident occurred at about seven
o'clock in the morning.
The boy was hurried to the office
of DR.. John d. Porterfield, Jr., where
his injury was dressed.
After the injury had received the
required attention the patient was
taken to his home, where he is said
to be doing well.
Elmer Dubois, stave cutter, whose
home is at 623 Good Hope street, was
the next victim.
After the regular work of the day
had been finished, Mr.. Dubois set to
work to sharpen the knives used on
the machine that he operates.
The Cape weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1914, 1914-08-14
AUGUST 20 SCHOOL CLEANUP
DAY.

jefferson City, Aug. BIN accord
ance with a resolution adopted at the
last Convention of County Superin-
tcndents, State Superintendent. State
Superintendent Of Schools Evans has
designated August 30 "School Clean
mp Day" He requests the patrons,
directors, teachers, and pupils Of each
district to assemble at the schoolhous-
cs and make the building and grounds
sanitary and beautiful.
The Cape weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1914, 1914-08-14

Adolph Schacfcr and Gottfried Mil
Ter Of Appleton were visitors in this
city yesterday. Mr. SChaefer is n
brother Of VIM. p. SChacfcr, president
of the First National Bank.
He came to the Cape to make
arrangements to bring his son to st.
Francis hospital where he will under
go an operation for disorder of the
nose and throat.
The Cape weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1914, 1914-08-14

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'" l. Lowe Oh MaEii'Id' NY" was
4 business visitor IN the cape Ncstor-
gay
'""'I'H T. M'MutIin OF S'k'Ston Is
III '"' ape on Il business trlr'
The Cape weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1914, 1914-08-14

John H. Green of Fruitland and
Mrs. NJ. f. Green of Little Rock, Ark.
were visitors in this city Thursday
The Cape weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1914, 1914-08-14

Charles o. Hobbs, LutcsvilIe
banker arrived in this city Thursday
night on his return from Advance and
Bloomfield where he had gone to look
after his land interests.
The Cape weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1914, 1914-08-14

J. Hamilton, w. J. Sullivan, Birdie
Edwards and Beulah Starnes of Ken
nett are visiting in the Cape.
The Cape weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1914, 1914-08-14

Charles II. Overstolz departed early
Ger st. Louis to be gone
several days on business.
The Cape weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1914, 1914-08-14

Mayor Wilson of Jackson reached
Cape Girardeau from St. Louis early
this morning. He was in St. Louis
to confer with friends.
The Cape weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1914, 1914-08-14

Miss NJ. Bailey of Poplar Bluff ar
rived in the city last evening for a
short visit with the family of f. c.
Thomas.
The Cape weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1914, 1914-08-14

Senate, Henry Lane of Bloomfield
passed through tie city Thursday on
his return hCmc from Benton.
The Cape weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1914, 1914-08-14

Jeff Tucker, assistant night yard
operator in limo was a Cape visitor
Thursday.
The Cape weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1914, 1914-08-14

f.. p. Queen of Elsinorc is in tn
city on a business trip.
The Cape weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1914, 1914-08-14

w. J. Bresnahan of st. Louis trans.
acted business in the Cape Wednes.
day.
The Cape weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1914, 1914-08-14

G. l.. VIM Of ST Louis is a BUSINESS
visitor in the Cape this week.
H. Murphy of Cairo made a hurried
business trip to the Cape Thursday.
b. A. Davis Of Brentwood is visit
ing friends in this city.
Joseph Il. Williams Of jackson was
a Cape visitor Thursday.
Mrs. A. W. Smith of Alton, ILL.,, is
visiting friends in the Cape.
|" II. Pruitt, an extensive farmer
Of Whitewater, is in the city on bus
mess trip.
The Cape weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1914, 1914-08-14

G.. o. Snider a merchant of White
water, was a business visitor in this
city Wednesday.
The Cape weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1914, 1914-08-14

=. S. S3ag Boat McCombs passed
up the river at 1870 Thursday after
noon.
The Cape weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1914, 1914-08-14

Charles Tate and Roy Grader Of
Laflin are visiting Joe Moore of this
city.