The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1915-09-17
CITY news IN BRIEF

I. c. Tade, formerly a part owner
in the Cape Business College, has been
employed as instructor in business in
the Marion Normal Institute at Mar
ion, Ind. Mr.. Tade is spending a few
days with friends in this city.
Miss Estaline Wilson, who has been
visiting with Miss Marie Weber last
night departed for her home in War
rensburg, Mo-, by way of st. Louis on
the steamer Cape Girardeau. She was
accompanied by Miss Weber, her sis
ter, Miss Placide Wilson, Mrs. Walter
Albert and the latter's daughter, Miss
Marion Albert, who will go as far as
st. Louis. Miss Wilson formerly was
an instructor in the Normal School
here.
Capt. J. S. Stout and John Kloster-
man last night departed for St. Louis
on the steamer Cape Girardeau.
Mrs. l.. Boss and Mrs. A. Pulls, who
have been visiting this week at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Behrens.
last night returned to their homes in
Jackson.
Mrs. Joseph Howard and her moth
er, Mrs. G. StatIer, of Oak Ridge, YES
terday spent the day in the Cape shop
ping.
W. H. Heisserer, Judge DeRaign and
Arthur Chrisman, cashier of the Bank
of Benton, yesterday were in the Cape
on a business trip.
Prof. J. A. Dunn of the Normal
School, who has been visiting relatives
in Richmond, returned home yester-
day. Mrs. Dunn and little daughter
will remain in the East a few weeks
longer.
Frank R. Jesse, deputy grand mas
ter of the Masonic Grand Lodge, was
in the city few days the past week
and was a guest of the commandery
meeting Friday night.
Miss Mary hampstead has gone to
Emmett, Idaho, where she will teach
school during the coming year.
Earl Neal departed for Neely's
Landing yesterday to join his mother
and younger brother, who are visiting
relatives.
Mrs. Anna Mueller Of South Louis
lana is in PerryviIle visiting relatives
and friends. She will return home
sometime during the present week.
Clyde Vandivort of Jackson was a
business visitor in this city yesterday.
J. F.. Durker of Mexico is visiting
friends in the Cape.
Mrs. Lee Albert, who spent two |
months with her brother and sister-in- |
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Cairns, has re-
turned to her home in st. Louis. She
was accompanied home by Miss Phyl- |
lis Cairns, who will remain in the city |
a few weeks. Mrs. Albert is cOntem-
plating taking a course in German and
Snanish at the Columbian University, |
New York City.
Ruby Dumire and J. Ailene Donald |
son of Kennett yesterday arrived in
the Cape to attend the Normal School.
J. C. Hunter of Bismarck, Mo-, is !
a business visitor in the Cape today.
William 0berheide transacted bust !
ness in Jackson yesterday.
Alvin Klages returned from st.
Louis this morning, after short bust
ness trip.
Albert Huters has returned from |
Chicago this morning, where he has
been on business.
Arthur Harrison departed for Hayti |
this morning.
Rev. J. ]. Clopton, pastor of the
Episcopalian Church, yesterday de-
parted to st. Louis with his daughter,
aboard a train for Topeka, kans.,
Lucy Clopton, where he will put her
where she will attend girls school.
Louis Kruger OF the hardware firm
of Kruger & Kruger, well known IN
the Cape, along with his brother, Mar
tin, as one of the best shots in local
duck hunting circles, yesterday cele-