The Cape weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1914, 1914-02-27


ialtics, February 23rd, at the Opera
House, will be flag drill by forty
eight Camp Fire Girls. 81
Miss Clara Slyban of Sikcston is
in the Cape on a shopping trip.
She is stopping at the Rivcrview.
NJ. f.. Lessen of the Rivcrvicw
left Sunday afternoon for Kcnnctt.
&. Is. Miller IA merchant of Ncclys
Landing, is in the Cape on business
and is stopping at the Rivcrvicw.
W. ". Davis, timbcrman from
Chaonia is in the Cape on business
trip, and is guest at the Rivcrvicw.
Paul J. Broth, Il travelling salesman
from Fort Wayne, is stopping at
the Rivcrvicw.
r. Mcfarland Of Frcdcricktown.
representing the Reliable Insurance
Co., is in the Cape looking after the
interests of his company. and is stop
ping at the Aquamsi hotel.
The little thrcc-vrar-old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Miller, living
on Morgan-Oak street, dies sunday
and will be buried this afternoon at
about , o'clock at the Lorimcr
cemetery.
O. l.. Huffman of Jackson passed
through the Cape Sunday on his
way to St Louis to see his father
who has been in the hospital under
going an operation for gall stones.
Chris Silver city engineer, has been
laid up with heavy cold but is
able to be about his work again. He
is at this time very busy preparing
plans for the contemplated improve.
mcnts on Washington Avenue from
Frederick street to the graveyard
Word has been rcccivcdhcrc from
Miss Blanche Harrcll of the death
of her sistcr-in-law Mrs. T.. B.
Harrcll of Cairo, H., Miss Harrcll
was called to her bedside several
days ago, when it was seen that Mrs
Harrell was rapidly sinking. The
deceased leaves husband and young
son to mourn her death. lntcrmcnt
will take place Monday afternoon at
Anna, Ill.
The death of Mrs. Presley Davis
wife of the store keeper at the Cement
Plant, occurred Saturday morning
at her home on Williams street. Mrs
Davis has been i'll for several weeks
with blood poisoning, caused from
an injury received some time ago
She was formerly Lula Masterson
of this city and sister of Mis-,
Lucy Masterson, a teacher in the
Commerce schools. Mrs. Davis
mother, Mrs r. NJ. Masterson OF
this city will take care of her little
daughter, as the deceased requested
The Colvins are booked to enter.
tain at the Princess this week, be-
ginning Tuesday night, and the per.
Torrance promises to be an interest
ing one from every standpoint. Col
: vim is IA student of Psychology having
received his learning Of the funda
mental principles of Hypnotism a
Harvard University. He is II polished
gentleman and is capable of givninl
learned discourse on the subject
, backing up every claim and contcn
, ton with an actual test. His worl
demonstrating the wonderful power
of hypnotism is awe inspiring. anC
the frivolous and fun making feature
of the entertainment are mrth pro
, voking in the extreme.
Sergeant O'Rourke of the local re
cruiting station reports that he ha
, four new applicants for cnlistmcn
, awaiting the weekly visit of tn
"War Boss" who will pass upon thci
qualifications prior to their being sen
to jefferson Barracks for final eX
animation The sergeant states tina
| the candidates are fine physica
specimens and he cntcrtains no doub
q but that they will meet all the re
g quiremcnts.
I Judge II. T.. Alexander left Sunda
!. for IL short business trip to Blythe,
VILE Ark.
f II. Cannon, of Benton is stoppn
T. in the Cape few days, Il guest Il
@ the Terminal.
Il W G. Christopher Frisco cor
1uctnr has returned tO the Can