The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1915-12-17
News From The County Seat
jackson, Dec. Is.

L =
the Garnett Morton property on North
High street, today is moving into the
Kerstncr property, on Third East
street, which was vacated by ]. G.
Kics
I. CoSgroyc returned from a bust
ness trip to St. Louis.
Mss Lillian Gockel attended dance
at the Elks Club at Cape tonight.
S. u. McAtee was taken suddenly
very i'll yesterday and the attending
physician today pronounced the sick
/ ness appendicitis and if there is no I'M
provement by tonight Mr.. McAtee
will be taken to the hospital at Cape
Girardeau.
Miss Cora Daley, trained nurse, left
today for Morehouse in answer to a
call from there.
Ed BOyles, Of Illinois, who has been
visiting relatives here, left yesterday
to visit Mrs. Mary Ringert at Dex-
ter.
1t was enormously stated in this
column today that man by the name
Of Schluetcr of the Cape was arrested
here yesterday for backing his ma
chine into Charles Behren's car, dam
aging it. Mr.. Schlueter was a pas
senger in the car. but he was not driv-
ing the machine.
jackson High School basket ball
team will go to Chaffce Friday to
play the team of that school,
Santa Claus will visit McAtee Mcr-
camille Company's store Saturday aft
ernoon, between 2 and o'clock, and
will have 4 gift for every child pres
ent.
Jackson, Dec. IA.
At the meeting last night of the
Eastern Star the following officers
were elected: Mrs. DR.. Rec Jones,
worthy matron; Dr. +. j. Nienstedt,
worthy patron; Mrs. Il. J. Nienstedt,
associate matron; Mrs. A. Pencil,
conductrcss; Mrs. Joe VOTERS, asso-
ciatc conductrcss; Mrs. Oliver Pulls,
secretary; Fred Schneider, treasurer.
T A. COsgrovc went to st. Louis
yesterday on business,
The Thursday literary club will
meet at the home of Mrs. j. p Nab
rey Thursday.
Joe Brugger, who is a stakeholder
in the McAtee Store Co., is moving
into town today from his farm several
miles south of here.
Tho 4. T. \. o. club and Mesdames
Dan Klein and Gerry Siblcy this aft
ernoon will give Mrs Lilly Armstrong
4 surprise party this being her birth
day.
Mrs. T. d. Hines is at Cape today
Owing TO Mrs. Heinberg Just hav-
ing returned from a hospital, the
Of the Y. P. 3. which was to
have been held at her home last night
was called off until Thursday night,
when it will meet in the basement of
the Presbyterian Church These
are becoming very pleasant
social affairs for our young people.
In the case of Werner against the
Nuremberg estate, which was heard in
Probate Court yesterday, a verdict
was rendered in favor OF the defend
ant.
The case of Smith against the
Young estate was taken under adj
visem"nt by the court.
Manning Kimmcl is in town buying
stock.
Will Mackc has opened a black
smith shop in the shop formerly own
ed by +. Mabrcy on First West
street.
a Mr. Schlueter, of Cape, who, was
driving an auto in this city this aft
ern0on, backed his machine against
Charles Bchrcn's car and damaged
the fender. As the man was under
the influence of liquor when the acct
dent happened through carclessness
he was arrested and taken before the |
Police Judge and his trial was set for |
tomorrow at 10 a. m.
Jackson, Dec. f..
Mrs. William Meyer of Cape is Wis
ting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. /
George Bingenheimer.
Albert Mildc yesterday took his
wife to st. Anthony's hospital at st.
Louis for medical treatment.
Alvin Kncibert of limo spent Sun
lay in Jackson.
Sherman Haupt left yesterday on a
business trip to Chicago, III.
Mrs. Nettie Howard and children Of
Cape and Miss Ellen Hunter of st.
Louis, who is a student at the Nor
nal. visited in Jackson from Saturday
Until today.
Me- MabIo De- u,J UiIIior, TIIorc I