The Cape weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1914, 1914-07-17

Bern PctCrman Of Jackson was
Cape visitor Tuesday.
DIR. Henry RodcnmayCr Of kclso
was in the Cape Tuesday visiting
friends and relatives.
John Owens, a lumbcrman of Green
bricr is in the Cape transacting
business with local lumber dealers.
4 fine big boy arrived at the home
of Rudolph Sanders on South Boulc-
ward, Tuesday afternoon.
ID. A. Reissaus, cashier of the First
National Bank Of Chaffec was in
the Cape Tuesday looking after some
business interests.
II. II. Johnson and James Priest
of Poplar Bluff are here figuring
on painting contract with some of
the local builders.
Sim Layton the man who created
much excitement in Haarig Monday
evening while in state of temporary
insanity, was taken to his home in
Pcrryville Tuesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Hinchey re-
turned Tuesday from Piedmont, where
they accompanied the remains of
Senator lanccy who was buried in
that city Monday. Mr.. Yancey was
Mrs. Hinchcys father.
Albert Fcnwick, the day clerk at
the Idan-ha departed Saturday for
Prrryvllc, his old home, where he
will spend his vacation. His brother
Clyde Fcnwick came down from
Pcrryvillc yesterday morning in an
automobile and Albert accompanied
him home.
Good Hope Camp No. 7O3, W o.
W held It regular meeting at their
hall Friday evening. In addition to
the regular routine Of business, two
nry members were initiated and
three applicants for membership were
voted on and accepted.
Anton Haas returned from Oran
Friday afternoon, after completing
the construction of Il large store build
ing in that city for Mr. Caleb Mas
tiers. He expects to begin work at
once on the construction OF build
ing for the Cape Brewery y lee
Co., on Louisiana Avcnuc
T.. t. Alexander and H. : Stewart
Of BIythc~villc, Ark. after visiting
a few day, in the Cape with Mr.. Alex
andcr'~ brother, Judge H. T.. Alex
audcr, left for St Loui, Friday.
After visiting for short time in
that city they will continue their
journey to Denver where they expect
t">pcnd several weeks
A. Wlcpuct2 closed deal Friday
for the purchase of valuable lot
on Middle street just south of the
Wiclpucts bakery. The lot was pur-
chased from Mr., Henry WilIcr,
1t is MIR WicIpuctz' intention to
have the old building removed from
the property to make room for It
big concrete barn and garage. The
work will begin as soon as the cX-
trcmc hot weather abatcs.
Sheriff Stubbcfcld of Caruthers-
willie delivered Il prisoner to the
County Jail at Jackson, Thursday
night, where he will be held for safe
keeping until the opening of Circuit
Court in Pcmiscot county next fall.
After delivering this prisoner to the
Cape county authorities, Sheriff Stub
bchcld, continued his journey to
jefferson City with another prisoner
who has been sentenced to the pcni-
Tertiary,
Navicr Frank and Henry Rcikcr
| left early Saturday morning for the
wild blackberry bramblcs few miles
South Of the city, and returned with
nearly - gallons of choice berries
early in the afternoon. They state
that the berries were pclntiful but
that the heat was almost unbcarablc
and that they were compelled to do
without water for nearly five hours.
Mr. Frank who is locomotive fire.
man on the Frisco says that he prefers
to run big engine all day without
pay than to repeat his blaCkbcrrying
experience of yesterday.
A young man in the employ of the
Frisco as telegraph operator at Pro.
tagevllc passed through this city