The Cape weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1914, 1914-09-04
News From The County Seat

Jackson, Sept. ga. p. Williams
and Mrs. Pearl Minke, his daughter,
departed today for st. Louis where
they will visit for short time, after
which they contemplate continuing
their journey to the northwest.
Thomas Hunt of Wolf Lake, ILL.,,
was in Jackson today on a business
"trip.
County Surveyor L. NJ. Bean board
ed the Iron Mountain train for Latin
this morning where he has some work
that will detain him for the next few
days.
Circuit court was not in session to-
day, and after disposing of a few
minor matters tomorrow, will prob
ably adjourn.
Farm Adviser McWilliams drove
out into the country today to vaccin-
ate some hogs with cholera serum.
Thus far the disease has been kept
we'll under control this year, and 1t Is
believed that by proper care it will
be eliminated entirely.
Charles Behrens, who has been em-
ployed as an accountant for the Cape
County Milling company for eight
cen years, has resigned his position.
He has done faithful service and new
er at any time during his service was
he away from his'work for more than
two weeks.
Frank Grant and John G. Heinberg
were in the Cape today on business
trip.
Mayor Kent Wilson was in the Cape
on business trip today.
Judge Edward D. Hays drove to the
Cape today to look after some legal
matters.
DIR. w. A. Schoen and family of APP
pleton, passed through Jackson this
morning on their way to the Cape
where they expect to make their home
in the near future. The doctor is hav-
ing a splendid residence constructed,
and expects to move as soon as it is
finished.
l.. F. Thomas of Burfordville, was
visiting in this city today. He ex-
poets to start Monday on a months
trip through Oklahoma and Texas.
Licensed to marry: Harry B. Per-
kins, %, and Anna Jackson, 81, both
of Gale, III.
Proceedings of the circuit court
held Wednesday:
C. J. Stouton, William Bower, r.
A. Swink, Campbell Allison are en-
rolled as members of the Cape coun-
ty bar.
Wenzel Hauptman ct al VS.. Hen
~ L. Hoyer, determine title; contin-
ucd for want of sufficient service.
John Foster VS.. Mart Johnson,
damages; Sidney Johnson made par
ty defendant.
Edwin R. Wall VS.. p. H. Weller ct
al, damages; trial by jury, verdict for
defendant.
State ex rel Otto Kochtitzky ct al
w NJ. l.. Haupt ct al. writ of GER
tiorari; motion for judgment filed,
cause set for hearing September Is,
1914.
State VS.. Buford Smith ct al, burg
larry and robbery; appeal for parole
sustained; defendants to be released
upon filing and approval of bond in
the sum of 500.
State VS.. Mace Brassfeld, carrying
concealed weapons; plea of guilty,
fine 500 and six months in Jail. De-
PENDANT to be released on October
if fine is paid.
Collector VS.. Louis Justice, back
taxes; judgment for plaintiff for
$S.42 and 10 per cent interest.
Collector VS.. Southeast Missouri
Trust company, back taxes; contin-
ucd by consent.
o. H. Whitaker VS.. Anna Whit
tacker, divorce; decree granted.
State vs.. Josie Erwin, disturbing
the peace; bond of 500 for appear
ance in next term. filed and approved.
State VS.. Fred Burford, carrying
State VS.. Fred
concealed weapons; parole revoked,
alias capias ordered and cause con-
tinued.
Court adjourned to Friday.
Jackson, September 1.
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