The Cape weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1914, 1914-09-04

Liberal contributions are being
made for the relief of the suffering
German families who have been
brought to restitution on account of
| the existing war, and a number of
lists are being circulated among the
commandments and other German
sympathizers throughout the county.
Messrs. Hoeckle, Sachse and Rust
spent the day visiting friends in the
, Cape.
c. A. Vandivort made a business
trip to the Cape today.
Kent Wilson, Dale Reed and John
Putt were Cape visitors from this
city this afternoon.
A fine baby girl arrived this morn
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Schmucke, making a total of four
young ladies in the Schmucke house.
hold.
A. F. Perry has sold his interest in
the Gem Theater to S. p. Loebe of
Charleston. The show will open I'M
der the new management tonight.
Miss Lucie King Of st. Louis, is
visiting with Mr. and Mrs. A. w.
Kuellmer of this city.
The following proceedings were
had in the circuit court Monday:
Rosie Higginson VS.. Claude Hig-
ginson, divorce; continued.
County collector VS.. Harry Young,
back taxes; judgment for plaintiff for
$1.97 and 10 per cent interest.
John Foster VS.. Mart Johnson, ap-
peal from justice court; continued
for want of sufficient service.
August Schultz VS.. T. j. Beardslee,
on account; dismissed by plaintiff.
Edwin r. Wall VS.. p. H. Weller ct
al, damages; continued for want of
sufficient service.
H. L. Hoyer VS.. B. G. Shackelford,
on contract; trial by jury; verdict for
the plaintiff in the sum of $140.
Ruby Hamilton-Cotn VS.. Maple
Cotner, divorce; continued by con-
sent
S. P. Edison VS.. A. J. Lincoln,
damages; continued by consent.
Little River Drainage company VS..
William Brase, delinquent drainage
tax; dismissed.
Little River Drainage company VS..
j. M. Sells, delinquent drainage tax;
dismissed.
Little River Drainage company VS..
Sherrod Heacock, delinquent drain
age tax; dismissed.
Little River Drainage company VS..
Katie B. Whitelaw ct al, delinquent
drainage tax; Judgment for plaintiff
in the sum of $142.22 and 2 per cent
per month until paid; stay of execu-
| tion until December 1914
Cape County Abstract company VS..
A. d. Hubbard, replevin 1.-TWO cases) /;
| jury waived, cause submitted to
court, Judgment for plaintiff for pos
session of property, that same was
detained by defendant, and cent
damages awarded plaintiff.
City of Cape Girardeau to use of
w. c. Mullins VS.. James G. Reynolds,
special tax bills; continued by con-
sent; same order in city of Cape Cir
ardeau to use of w. C. Mullins VS..
w. w. Cramer, Kate B. Whitelaw,
Cape Girardeau county, Elmer and
Lille Hosea and Louis Houck
Irene Ports VS.. F. S. Ports, di-
vorce; decree granted, care and GUS
tody of minor children awarded
plaintiff.
Collector VS.. Southeast Missouri
Trust company, back taxes; separate
answer as to trust company filed.
H. Bearman VS.. C. G. n. railway
company, damages; continued by con-
sent.
Viva Fisher VS.. ]. d. Fisher, di-
vorce; decree granted and maiden
name Davis restored.
o. Fl. Whitaker VS.. Annie Whit
taker, divorce; submitted to the
court.
Rose E. Higginson VS.. Claude Hig-
ginson, divorce; decree granted,
name changed to Rose f. Smith.
Wash Hit was excused from fur
Their duty as Juror at this term.
Court adjourned until Wednesday
as Judge Keliv's presence was neces-
sary in Charlottesville tuesday,.
Jackson, Aug. 31.-At the meeting
of the County Central Committee of
the Progressive party, held here last
| nation
Saturday, another vacancy on the
county ticket was filled by the nom
ination of W. c. Phillips as a candi-
| udle Tor associate Judge from tne 1lrSt
district. This fills the following places
on their ticket: representative, circuit
clerk, recorder and two associate
judges.
A number of Jackson people attend
ed the picnic of the Cape Girardeau
branch Of the German-American AL
lance, given at the old fair grounds
Yesterday. A fine time was reported
by all who attended.
Mrs. Minnie Jordan. one of the old
residents Of the county. died in this
city yesterday at the home of her
Son-in-law, Henry Wagner, at the age
OF 50 years. She is survived by five
children: Mrs. Frederick Wagner and
Mrs. Emily koehler of this city, Mrs.
Iillie Ross, wife Of Judge Alexander
Ross Of Cape Girardcau, Mrs. Fritz Of
/ Byrd township, and Leo Jordan Of
Cape Girardeau. She has many
grandchildren and great grandshii-
dren in all sections Of the Union.
Licensed TO marry: Overall S. Sell
ers, %, Cape Girardeau, Lydia c.
| Hartman, Is Cane Guardian Walter