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

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that he thinks he has seen almost a:
much of it as Col. Mat Morrison.
George Stackhouse and W. Jet
both of Poplar, yesterday Afternoon
were business visitors in the Cape.
c. A. Baldridge, Miss L. Baldridge
and Miss N. Baldridge, all of New
Madrid, were in the Cape yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Andrews OF
Sikeston were shoppers in the Cape
yesterday afternoon.
Jack Herman was in the Cape yes
terday from Pennington, Mo.
E. NJ. McNabb and William r. Phil
lips, both of Cairo, were business visi-
tors in the Cape yesterday afternoon.
j. W. Clymer AMI Leo Auckley of
Sikeston were in the Cape last night
on business.
H. B. Lang of Chaffee, Mo-, was a
business visitor in the Cape yester-
day.
NJ. Haas was in the Cape from
Sikeston yesterday afternoon.
W. X. Chandlre of Marble Hill was
in the Cape on business yesterday aft
ernoon.
James c. Mcdowell of Columbia,
Mo-, was business visitor in the Cape
yesterday afternoon.
George w. Miller and o. L. Miller,
both of Neely's Landing, last night ar
rived in the Cape on business.
Ennis Clippard of Leopold is spend
ing a few days as the guest of rela-
tives in Cape Girardeau and county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nations of Morley
were in the Cape yesterday visiting
friends and shopping.
Mrs. Theodore Claiborne, wife of
Superintendent Claiborne, of Chaffee,
together with Mrs. Barnes, the latter's
daughter, Mrs. Moore, and grandchild,
all of Chaffec, were in the Cape shop
ping yesterday.
Miss Priscilla Hardesty and her
mother last night went north on the
steamer Cape Girardeau.
Sam Sherman today will go to
Fredericktown to visit with his par
ents. He expects to return Monday
night.
Miss Willulec Piper of Kentucky is
friends and relatives in the
Cape.
S. R. Randolph, who is farming near
Risco, Mo-, returned to the Cape yes
terday to spend Sunday with his fam
lily.
Prosecuting Attorney J. Henry Ca
with his family and J. A.
Banks, will motor to Friedheim to at
tend the Lutheran mission festival
there this morning and in the after
noon will go to Tilsit, where they will
attend another similar festival.
James Clark, foreman on the Fris-
co, has returned from st. Louis, where
he went to be operated on for tonsili-
It's. He was refused the operation at
the Frisco Hospital on grounds that
tonsilitis S natural disease and not
an affliction caused by anything con-
nected with his railroad work.
+. L. Hope came to the Cape last
night from Puxico.
j. H. Jenkins of Advance was bust
ness visitor in the Cape yesterday.
J. w. Ellis stopped in the Cape last
night from Ste Genevieve.
J. L. Crosin of Whitesand, Mo-, was
a visitor in the Cape yesterday after
noon and last night.
P. L. Tyles came to the Cape on
business and to visit with friends from
Eminence yesterday afternoon.
J. A. Banks and Prosecuting Attor-
ney ]. Henry Caruthers, Monday spent
the day at Tilsit, where they attended
the Lutheran Church mission.
Judge Edward D. Hays is moving
from his former residence in Jackson
to one of the Dempsey flats on west
Themis street. Judge Hays has had
his law office in the Himmelberger-
Harrison building for some time.
Joseph Vinson, special agent for the
Frisco and deputy constable, is i'll at |