The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1915-09-10

yesterday passed through the Cape on
his way from Southern Texas, where
he is stationed, to visit his wife's par
cnts, Mr.. and Mrs. Smith, at Daisy,
! Mo. He expects to remain there for
several weeks.
A miscellaneous shower of wedding
gifts Sunday afternoon were presented
( to Miss LeOna Haas and Otto Wulfers,
/ who are to be married shortly, when
large party gathered at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. H. w. Kuss, mile and
a half out on the Bloomfield road.
/ Those who were present are: Miss
Haas, Cordelia Haas, Rosa Wulfers,
Mary Gclven, Anna Steimle, Elma
Vandeven, Lucille Wulfers, Clotilda
Sieb, Frances Sellc, Eugenia Nenning-
er, Louise Roth, Syvilla Roth, Alethea
Haas, Emma Rocker, Marie Fuerth,
Theresa Klein of St. Louis, Mary
Kuss, Philomena Kuss, Alvin Haas, Ed
Bauerle, Mrs. Clarence Nenninger and
| Mrs. Theodore Bauerle. The house was
decorated in green and white.
Mrs. Oscar A. Knehans, wife of
Referee in Bankruptcy Knehans, and
children, will depart today for Beaver
Dam Lake, Wis, where she will re-
main for about six weeks.
Ferdinand J. Courleux, director of
athletics at the Normal School, has re-
turned from Birmingham, Ala, where
he made arrangements for his release
from his former position as director of
public school athletics there.
James Kinder and Dr. G. W. Walker
Yesterday motored to Chaffee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Paloch, with
their daughter, Mrs. Ed Young, all of
Perrvvillc, spent the last two days
with Mrs. PaIoch's sister, Mrs. W. H.
Willer, wife of Judge Willer. Sunday
the party motored to BurfOrdsville and
last night returned home.
Fire of unknown origin yesterday
afternoon partly destroyed a small
wooden shed in the rear of 527 South
Ellis street. The fire department was
called, but when the wagon arrived,
witnesses had extinguishcd the blaze
with a few buckets of water.
Bob Smith, who lives on Hanover
street. yesterday was fined s. and
costs in Judge Fristoc's court on a
charge of disturbing the peace. He was
arrested early in the morning on the
} complaint of his wife and ncighbors
, by Patrolman GrOce.
n. A. Motley of Bloomfield ycstc--
! day was a business visitor in the Cape
, S. G. Gcissercr of Benton last night
} was a visitor in the Cape.
Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Bond OF
Charleston we're shoppers in the Cape
, yesterday afternoon.
= Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Blacks yester
9 day were visiting friends and relatives
5 in the Cape They came up from
Sikcston.
t C. R. Hutchinson of Springfield, Mo.
r was a business visitor in the Cape yes
tcrday afternoon.
o Frank Fields Of Portagevillc was ;
o bushes svisitor in the Cape yesterda!
afternoon.
= J.R. Trogdon last night came up t
the Cape on business from Parma.
: f. D. Myers of Advance was a bust
= ness visitor in the Cape yesterday.
e Mrs. A. Boss and Mrs. A. Pulls, bot
n of Jackson, yesterday visited at tn
IS home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Behren
n on North Fountain street.
R. A. Burke of Emincnce, Mo-, wa
o in the Cape yesterday afternoon an
last night on business.
le Eugene Smoth was in the Cape las
n night from Coppice.
George Stackhouse of Poplar Blut
in was business visitor in the Cape yes
terday.
lie J. G. Curd was in the Cape on bus
o. ness yesterday from Puxicc.
pc Fl. Patterson was in the Cape frol
lie Marble Hille yesterday.
lie Mrs. Garrett Glenn yesterday WEI
e, to st. Louis.
Russell Dearmont went to Con
ne MERGE yesterday morning on bushes
%, and returned shortly after soon.