The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1914-11-20

little daughters was sick.
: Persimmons received the finishing
touch last night and are delicious to-
day. W. - = = IS :
Mr.. and Mrs j. w. McCombs enter
tanned Miss Gayle Ranney at dinner
today. +. Ez
The Lutheran Aid Society meets
with Mrs. Albert Kerstner tomorrow.
Miss Gusta Horn, who is employed
in the telephone office at the Cape,
spent several days here with home
folks. =
Some of the contestants for the free
automobile which is the attraction in
the Priest Behrens sale are working
To- win. The rather long list of con-
testants is headed by the following:
Sam Peterman, 7S,715; Rev. w. P.
Street, 1874; Mrs. Langehennig,
56,14O.
Mrs. Nora Hazeltine is assisting in
the Recorder Office this week. Mrs.
Hazeltine, who was called here by the
death Of her father, Robert Sawyer,
Will return to her home in Logans-
port, Ind, next week. a -.- -.-
The families of J. H. and Marvin
| Poe were entertained at dinner today
/ BY Mr.. and Mrs. |. Poe.
The W. c. 7. L. meets at the home
of Mrs. |. H. Poe this afternoon.
The eighth grade Of the public
school will have a society afternoon
tomorrow, and the grammar school
orchestra will play.
John VOTERS OF the Cape, is visit
ing his sister, Mrs. Johanna HCff-
meister, Of jackson.
VIM. Wagner, Jr., and family will
motor to Lutesyillc this afternoon, re-
/ turning tomorrow.
! Mesdamcs VIM. Paar and Henry AL
tentilal visited Mrs. Frank, seTcraI
miles from town, this week.
Little Daisy Peterman is six years
old, and in honor of the day, she will
have the following little friends to
help he celebrate: Mary Elizabeth
Kncibcrt, Jill La Pierre, Grace Knox,
Margaret Morton, puddle" Schmuckc.
| Susie La Pierre, Mary Ross, Roy Lee
/ Vandivort, Eileen McAtee, Buddie
Priest, Mildred Heinberg, Venita
Goclsel, Virginia Vessel and Daisy
Wagner.
| Mrs Kate Schmucke and VIM. Hoff-
man went to the Cape today to attend
the dedication of the new hospital al
| that place tomorrow. Mrs. Hoffman
will visit relatives and friends at the
! Cape for week.
John Sanders and VIII Vessel each
have 4 now buggy, and very probably
both gentlemen arc hoping the wealth
er may still be fair tomorrow so they
can give their new vehicles a tryout.
At the Priest-Behrens sale this af-
| ternoon three prizes were given away.
First prize, a forty-eight-pie dinner
set, was won by Albert Sheppard; sec
ond, berry set, won by Mrs. Jane
Pearson; third, a water set, won BY
G. w. Peters.
Under Miller and family are in
town shopping.
! A party Of ladies will surprise Mrs.
Robert Kncibcrt this afternoon on the
occasion Of her birthday.
| Walter Black and family passed
through Jackson, on their way to
LithiuT, to visit Mr. Blacks mother.
We are sorry that in the game of
foot ball at the Cane yesterday, be-
tween Jackson and the Cane high
school teams, jackson was not treated
right. We are told jackson scored
fourteen, but was allowed only seven.
All in all the game yesterday was no
credit to the Cape team.
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Mrs. VIM. Moll in West Jackson yes
terday.
Joe Kics and family Of near the
| Cape, spent the day with Mrs. VIM.
Schneider.
Miss Ida Koechig and Paul Nagcl
will be married at the home Of the
bride in West Jackson tomorrow af-
ternoOn at o'clock. Rev. Hermann
of the Evangelical church will Off
ciate.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Sicmcrs, who have
been visiting in st. Louis, will return
home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rasche of Cor
donville, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs A
fred Willer.
Butter.