The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1915-05-28
News From The County Seat

Jackson, May "a
Adam Loos went to Charleston yes
terday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Steck of the
Cape spent Sunday with relatives.
| Miss Annie Russell of Birds Point
will come tomorrow to visit Mrs. Linus
Sanford.
A. M. Rolston will go to st. Louis
tomorrow to visit his son, Walter, who
underwent an operation for appendi-
citis recently.
Mrs. Robert Fennimore and children
of Bertrand is here visiting relatives.
Attorneys Ed Rozier of Pennington,
and Ralph Womack of Bloomfield, are
here attending court.
D. A.NGlenn, Oscar Knehans and
Robert Matterson are here as witness
es in the case of Stubblefield VS.. First
National Bank of Cape Girardeau.
Miss Betty Poole was entertained at
dinner yesterday by the Misses Clara
and Henrietta Mueller, and at supper
by Mrs. Matte Sanford.
Miss Ida Male is visiting at Tilsit
and taking in the picnic being held
there today.
Mrs. Adam Hoffman and daughter,
Louise, of the Cape, are here visiting
the family of Robert Hoffman Sr.
John Vaughn Priest is sick today.
Mrs. Runnels of Millerville came to
Jackson to meet her daughter who has
been visiting in Cape for several
weeks.
Rev. Clopton of the Cape was enter
tanned at six o'clock dinner yesterday
by Rev. Collins at the rectory.
The freshman class of the High
School will go on a picnic tomorrow.
NJ. Spalding arrived yesterday to
join his family who have been here for
! the past few weeks with Mrs. Spald-
ing's brother, Rev. NJ. d. Collins. The
Spaidings are from New York and
came to St. Louis together, but Mr..
SpalGing was detained by business
there and the family came to Jackson.
They will be taken to Cape Girardeau
this afternoon by Earl McAtee, who
will show them the principal objects
of interest in that city.
The picnic of the Evangelical Sun
day School, which was to be held to-
morrow, has been postponed until
Wednesday. The church will hold its
mission feast next Sunday in the City
| Park.
The Lutheran congregation will
have their picnic in the City Park to-
morrow.
Mr. Putnam offered free pass to
the series Of "The Master Key" pic
lures to the boy selling the most tick
cts for the first picture Jerry Baird
won the pass.
The program at the Evangelical
Church last night was fine as usual,
but the vocal solo by F. Bienlein de-
serves special mention. Mr.. Bienlein
has one of the finest if not the finest
baritone voices in Jackson; and being
quite we'll versed in music he is al
ways in demand in musical programs
| given here.
Miss Ella Browning is spending this
week with her grandfather, l. NJ. Day,
near Oak Ridge.
Miss Florence Cannon died at 9
o'clock last night at the home of her
sister, Mrs. James Jenkins, she had
been i'll for some time with a compli-
cation of diseases. She was 10 years
old at the time of her death. Of her
immediate family only Mrs. jenkins
survives, several sisters and two bro
theirs, DR.. J. w. and Frank Cannon
preceded her in death. The funeral
was held at three o'clock this after
noon, Rev. Garrett held the services
at the home; interhent in the City
| Cemetery.
Jackson, May 25.
Miss Hickman left for her home in
Mt. Vernon today. Miss Hughes will
visit with Miss Devault at her home in
Marble Hill and will then make a
short visit in St. Louis before going to
her home in Manning, la. The, three
ladies taught in the High School the