The Cape weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1914, 1914-09-04
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SONG INTIME OF DEPRESSION
(From the Piaute)

(From the Piaute)
Nov all singing Dreams are gone,
But none knows where they have fed
Nor by what trails they have left me.
Return, Oh Dreams of my heart "a
And sing in the Summer twilight, 4
By the creek and the almond thickct
And the field that is bordercd with
lupins'
Now is my refuge to seek
In the hollow Of the friendly sLoidsrs
Since the singing in stopped i" ny
pulse
And nc earth and the shy refuse NJ;
NOV INST hold y tho eyes ol a
9rnri
When the high whiteSstars are UNI
Friendly.
Oser-sweet is the ref :ga f0TSirustirg
Rsturn and sing, o my Dreams
In the dewy and palpitant pastures,
TIL the dove of living awakcs
And the strength If the hills to up
yhold me.
aMr. NJ. ]. Cunningham of Letch-
field, Kentucky, is visiting his son, DR..
II E. Cunningham and family.
Mrs. Drum returned to her home at
Marble Hill after a most enjoyable
visit with her son, Ed Drum, and fam
iW of Merriwether street.
sThe younger society folks had a
lHely outing Sunday, selecting the
Three mile Creek as their place as
camp for the afternoon and part Of
tie evening. They left town about 3
o'clock in the City Bus, and after en-
dying a good swim, were ready for
Tie wonderfully tempting lunch the
ybung ladies had prepared. A camp
fire was then made, and the woods re-
sounded with the pretty harmony of
De girls and boys, as they sat around
he fire and sang. They returned to
Own about $3.50 and were driven to
De Patton bone where lshg usual hSs-
lttality and hearty, welcome was Civ
them. In the party were Mrs. Har-
II Gaines, Misses Lola, Champion
Hhylis Cairns, Sara Glenn, Eva Hill
Aarcia Patton, Bernice Miller, Gladys
Did HelenL out Ness. Hairy Cain
4 Robert HArrispa George NERVES.
arthur Kries HAIRY Harty
8A -o-SA sks -
A square man may get cornered but
Generally you can't get around him.
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A Miss Marie Patton is entertaining
k her guest, Miss Justine Burgess OF
DeB6to, ana M fls M ava sg's6ass
Loud " View sfafrid are the guests
of Miss, Marcia Patton. ..,,, ...,.
o
Miss Hyaneinth Sheppard of Skies
ton, Mo-, is the guest of Mrs. R. NJ
Cowan. Miss ShePerd has been visit
ing with relatives in Jackson, an(
stopped over with the Cowans for {
few days before returning to hel
home. r., t.r. ..,.. ....... do.
Miss Trna Thienius is enjoying {
visit with Miss Williams of Advance
Mr.. and Mrs. f. NJ. Thilenius anC
Dr. and Mrs. Rodemayer Of Kelso haC
a most delightful motor to Bloget
Sunday.
Misses Ella Keller and Alma Schra
der will leave Wednesday for a few
days visit with Mrs. L. C. Rau o.
Dutchtown.
The st. Vincent's school for boy
will open today with High Mass a
St. Vincent's church, Rev. Thos lie
van officiating at 6 o'clock. The worl
of the boys this year will be under tn
tutorship of Sister Nicola and Siste
Margaret, two highly educated won
en-, whose life work has been devote'
to the training of these young souls
whose future life will be one thei
countrymen will be proud of to CLAIM
as. their own, both in character ant
education. The boys are offered over.
opportunity of advancing in each par
tioulaY BRANCH Of heirCstudies, an
the sisters byetheir' utmost. sndeavor
eiveithe boys every aApautage pos
sible: r"r ~ &c a".i Nnr' s~'
,t- IL ! aHu Orr q" tlN ,'
q, Miss, Marie Patton entertained witt
an informal dinner party, ,o Suqnpdfaf,
evening at her home on Themis stree
IN honor Of Miss Justine Burgess p
De Soto. The table was daiStilY,deeo
rated in rose buds. with covers lai
for SIX Miss PattoHv guests wer
Miss Justine Burgess, Messr5. Charlie
Overstolzy "A. e r. lZoiesnaB and Oh
and Mrs. Patton. After dinner tn
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