The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1914-11-27
News From The County Seat
Jackson, Nov. 25,

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Mrs. Fred Schneider entertained
several of her friends Tuesday after
noon. Those present were: Mesdames
Lizzie, Claus, Edward and Albert
Kerstner, Fritz Siemers, Frits Bien-
lein, w. G. Schneider and the Misses
Sophie Schneider and Pauline and
Leonora Kerstner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Brother of East
st. Louis, are visiting the family of
H. H. Mueller, Jr. Mrs. Brother is a
sister of Mrs. Mueller and Mrs. Will
son La Pierre.
yelling Medley will take VIM.
Schwab, Joe William, Jack Hoffman,
Chas. Grohsmanms, and Troy Gladish
to Sikeston tomorrow to see the foot
bill game which will be played there.
The Sophomores are selling home
made candies at the High School To-
day, the proceeds to be put in the class
treasury.
Andrew Caldwell, who teaches the
Clover Hill school, will have box
supper at the school tonight.
Mrs. Gerry Sibley entertained at
Finch yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Mueller, ST.,
will entertain Mrs. Annie Mueller and
daughter, Miss Helen, and son, Wer-
ner, of the Cape, at Thanksgiving din
ner
John McNeely fell over a piece of
wood in his garden and hurt his back
so badly that he was confined to his
bed yesterday.
There will be Thanksgiving Mass
at the Catholic Church tomorrow
morning at 8 O'CLOCK.
VIM. VESSEL, ST., and Frank Grant
have gone to Dutchtown today to
hunt.
Leon Clippard will take Thanksgiv-
ing dinner with his sister, Mrs. A. J.
Schrader of the Cape.
Mrs. Henry Meier was in town to-
day shopping.
Steve Kriksey returned home Tues
day from Texas.
Albert Roloff, Julius Schaper, Ed
Rose and Herman Roloff will take
Thanksgiving dinner with Mrs. Caro-
line Schaper in the country.
Mrs. Theodore Obermiller and chill
dren of Oran, are visiting the family
of Will VESSEL.
VIM. Browning, who moved from
town onto the Will Eggers farm about
a year ago, moved back to town yes
terday into the H. H. Mueller proper
ty on West Main street.
Miss Oma Tant and Ben Caldwell,
both of Frrlitland, were married at
that place last evening. Rev Green,
the Presbyterian minister, officiated.
Misses Lulu Rose and Cora Bingen-
heimer will take Thanksgiving dinner
with Miss Vera Phillips in the coun-
try.
Mrs. Jane Pearson will leave today
for Springfield, Mo-, to join her hus-
band, who is in business there and
where they will make their future
home.
The Misses Lulu and Rose Sachse
entertained yesterday afternoon with
coffee drinking. Those present were:
Mesdames T. D. Hines, VIM. Hoffman,
VIM. Paar, Fred Kies, L. C. Hoffmeis-
ter and Dickman.
Mr.. and Mrs. viii Wagner, Mrs. Ed
Howard and Rev. Langehennig went
to Oak Ridge to attend the corn and
poultry show. Mr.. Wagner is one of
the judges of poultry.
John Catherwood of Springfield, ILL.,,
arrived yesterday on a visit to the
family of F. Mcclure, few miles
south town.
The Literary Club is meeting with
Mrs. ]. W. McCombs, today instead of
Thursday.
James Bowman went to Sikeston
last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Schwab gave |
diner today to some of their friends. |
Those who enjoyed the dinner are:
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerry Sibley, Mr.. and |
RS. John Heinberg, Mr.. and Mrs. |
Will VESSEL and Mrs. Sam Peterman.
Mayor r. K. Wilson returned from
st. Louis last night and reports his
wife, who is in hospital there, as in
much better spirits than she has been
lately; and her physicians think it
may not be necessary for Mrs. Wilson
to undergo an operation.
Rev. Lynn Ross visited the high
school this morning and gave an adj
dress which was very much appre-
ciated.
Melbert Schwartz is nthe sick list.
Emerson Spreading of Diehlstadt,
hearing turkeys were scarce at Jack