The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1915-04-23

nave secured SCHOOLS Tor next year
Miss Virginia Hays will teach at Cor.
donville, Miss Gertrude Horn at Dog.
wood and Melbert Schwartz at Tilsit
VIM. Vessel Sr. is visiting his sis.
ter, Mrs. Henry Hoffmeister, at Tilsit
]. F. Caldwell is at Millerville to,
day.
DR.. Ford and family of Gordonville
spent Sunday in Jackson, the guests
of Judge and Mrs. Ed Hays.
MIR. and Mrs. Sam Vandivort are
entertaining Mrs. A. D. Hubbard of
New Madrid today.
Martin Wagner, Ed Rose, Ben
Schwab and Herman Mueller Jr. have
gone to Runnel's Ford on a fishing
trip.
Little Gertrude Kies is carrying her
arm in a sling as result of having
sprained it in a fall at school last
week.
Mrs. John Pierce, three miles east
of town, who has been sick quite a
while; is not improving, and her chill
dren, some Of whom live at MiIlerville,
Cape, etc, have been summoned to her
bedside.
A couple from Allenville, who were
married here this morning, purchased
some goodies at one of our LOCAL
stores, remarking they wanted to be
prepared for the charivari party to-
night.
Mr. and Mrs. John Ritter left Sim
day for j weeks visit with relatives
near Oak Ridge.
Mrs. Sievers of West Jackson en-
tertained some ladies with a coffee
yesterday afternoon
The Bell Telephone COMPANY has
furnished Bern Looney an auto truck
for his constant travels in locking af
ter his part of their work.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Friedrich will
entertain the young people of the
Evangelical Church tonight az sur
prise to their son, Sauldine.
Mrs. Banks accompanied Ir. and
Mrs. Runnels of Millerville to the
Cape today.
Mrs. Rudy Wolters and children will
go out to join Mr.. VOTERS, who has
been with the family of f. Meyers
near Tilsit, the past week. The fam
lily will return tomorrow or Monday. \
Mrs. Alvin Kneibert and little
daughter, Elizabeth, returned to Jack
son after several months visit at
and IIlmo. Mr.. kneibe1t, who
is in business at limo, will move his
family there in two weeks.
Mrs. L. A. Goodwin went to Lutes-
vile Friday on a visit and Mr.. Good
vim has gone to Poplar Bluff on bust
ness.
Mr.: and Mrs. Joe VOTERS entertain
ID Mr.. VOTERS father, Henry VOL
ers, Martin Lorberg and family and |
Miss Essie Hines of the Cape yester-
lay.
Mrs. Louis Loos and children spent |
Sunday in the country with Mrs. Au-
rust Hers.
J. w Hunter left this afternoon for |
Mrs. Theodore Kiepe of Oak Ridge |
vas the guest of Mrs. Wilhelmina
'riedrichs yesterday. Mrs. Kiepe |
rought Carl Cache to jackson where
lie boarded the Iron Mountain train
pr his home in Pennington. Mr..
laebe had been helping Mr.. Kiepe
rect house.
The Misses Alma and Linda Wag-
lei entertained the Misses Alma and
-elora Hoffmeister at dinner yester-
lay
Mss Clara Friedrich, who spent the
oast week with Mrs. Alvin Reitzel
our miles south Of town, has return
ID hone.
Mrs Halderman took her mother,
Hrs. lindsey, who spent the winter
lcre, home to Murphysboro, I'll. Mrs.
lindsey was ninety years old last
month.
We aie expected to laugh when told
hat Rev Jenkins, who is making gar
en-, purchased winter radish seed this
morning, but remembering that "peo-
lie who live in glass houses" we did
ot laugh, but sympathized with the
reverend.
Miss Mary Wilson and Mrs. Julien
Iiller of the Cape came out Saturday
vening and took Mrs. Annie Linn
augh, Mrs. Alban Caldwell and Miss
Jessie Limbaugh home with them and
lrs. Wilson, Mrs. Pierronet and Miss
larry Wilson brought the Jackson la
les home yesterday evening.
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