The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1915-09-03

hOou IL considered Iikciy piece OF
Democratic campaign timber and his
name has frequently been mentioned
as a candidate for either the Demo
cratic nomination for Congress in the
Thirteenth District, or for the Circuit
Judgeship in the Twcnty-fourth Judi
cial District.
DR.. c. A. Souder of Marble Hill, No,
Sunday departed from the Cape to
I fayetteville, Ark
A. L. Greer of Morley passed
through the Cape last night on his
way to Hcrrin, III.
Miss Clara Lindemann Sunday re-
turned to st. Louis after spending a
two weeks vacation in the Cape visit
ing with friends and relatives.
Mrs. John Sauer and her father,
Henry Nenninger, Sunday simultan-
eously celebrated their birthdays at
the SauCr home in kelso, Mo, when a
great many friends and relatives gath
cred there. Mr.. Nenningcr, who re-
sides in the Cape together with Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Hohlcr and Joseph
HOhlCr mOtOred to kelSO, where they
spent the day at the Saucr home.
Mrs. Saucr is % years old and Mr..
Nenningcr is 76.
EnOch Zimmerman, an employee of
the Carver Lumber Co., is i'll at his
home.
J. H. Richardson of Bloomfield yes
tcrday was a business visitor in the
Cape.
Robert Norid, S. Haw and S. G.
Measure, all of Benton, yesterday aft
ernoon stopped in the Cape on bust
ness.
J. A. MacNeil of Olncy, H., ycster-
day passed through the Cape.
H. b. Bang is in the Cape. He came
up from Chaffcc yesterday.
r. H. Lee is in the Cape on business
from Marble Hill.
City Collector George H. Meyers has
sold his home on West Good Hope
street to George Wise of the Bend,
who expects to move to the Cape. Wise
has purchased other city property Ne
Gently.
Thomas Bowman, who is connected
with the Scott County Milling Com
pany of Sikcston, Last night returned
to his home after a ten days vacation
in the Cape visiting with relatives.
W. H. SchIuctcr of Appleton stopped
in the Cape last night and departed for
st Louis on the early morning train.
L. Tcnholdcr of Leopold visited in
this city with friends Sunday.
D. c. Bailey came to the Cape yes
terday afternoon from Marble Hill.
b. A. Oliver stopped in the Cape last
night from East Prairie.
James Shcrcr of Blodgctt, Mo-, last
night arrived in the Cape on a bust
ness trip.
Fred Fulton of St. James was a
business visitor in the Cape yesterday
afternoon.
United States Referee in Bankrupt
cy Oscar a. Knchans, yesterday de-
parted from the Cape on a two days
trip to Charlottesville and other towns
in Southeast Missouri, in connection
with business in the bankruptcy court.
r. L. Wilcox yesterday came up to
the Cape from Parma.
A. C. Bennic of Tebbetts is in the
Cape on a business mission.
L. J. Zimmerman is in town from
Advance.
Emanuel Bergman last night stop
ped in the Cape after coming here
from Perryville on a business trip.
S. J. Frazier, assistant superintend-
cnt of the Frisco, came up to.the Cape
from Chaffee yesterday and stayed
here overnight.
! DIR. W. E. Mccoy of MorehouSe stop
ped in the Cape last night.
/ Magnus Dempsey, who has been in
a Chicago hospital receiving treatment
/ for several months, returned home this
morning, much improved. He came to
Cape Girardeau from Mud Lava, Ind,
where he has been receiving mud
baths. He said that the Maths had