The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1915-07-16

vance; Mrs. Jake Friedrich, of Alvin;
Will and Edwin Reitzel, of Jackson.
Mrs. Reitzel has been in poor health
for years, but was not bedfast, being
up and about the house as late as Sat
urday. The funeral will be held to-
morrow at 9 o'clock. There will be a
short service at the home before pro-
ceeding to the Evangelical Church
where funeral services will be held.
Burial will be in the City Cemetery.
Mrs. VIM. Schneider left yesterday
for weeks visit with her son, Ed,
near Blomeyor.
Miss Grace McLain will resume her
work at the Cape Normal tomorrow
after two weeks illness.
DR.. Nienstcdt and wife entertained
Mr. and Mrs. MCGEE, Mr.. and Mrs +.
Hartle and Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Cobhle
and Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Pencil at din
ner yesterday.
Henry Mueller Joined a crowd of
young people from the Cape who pass
ed through here yesterday tO-camp on
Runnels Ford. The party was chaper-
oned by Mr.. and Mrs. R. Bosse and
Mrs. Clara Gockel of the Cape. Chas.
Boutin is master Of ceremonies.
Miss Sornelia Tricky of Oak Ridge
ras@cd through Jackson last week on
her way to Mt. Vernon, where she
hopes to be benefited in health.
Mrs. George Williams Of Advance
is here having been called at the death
Of her mother, Mrs. Reitzcl and Hen
~ RehkOpf Of Pennington, a brother
'n-law of Mrs. Reitzel, is also here to
attend the funeral
Miss Sadie Birch, who will soon be-
come the bride of Clyde Baugh, was
given a miscellaneous shower by the
F. b. T. class of the Baptist Sunday
school, at rhe home Of Mrs. Ed Sea-
baugh in West Jackson Saturday aft
ernOon. Ms. Birch, who is 4 member
Of the class, attended the meeting
Saturday, expecting it to be the regu-
lar monthly class meeting, and was
therefore completely and pleasantly
surprised when, after the business ses-
sion, someone suggested having So
cial time, and after few contests,
each member was given one of the
many threads which had been crossed
and recrOsscd in the room, and at the
end of each person would find her for
tune Miss Birch found large clothes
basket filled to OVERLOOKING with gifts
for her future Housekeeping.
M. and Mrs. Alfred Willer enter,
taincd Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Raschc of
Gordonv;lle, Mr.. and Mrs. John San
der and Rev. Hermann and family at
dinner Sunday.
A. n. Huff of Millerville died at his
home at that place Sunday morning,
and the funeral was held at Miller
vile today. Mr.. Huff is survived by
his wife and five daughters. -Four
daughters are married. two of them
living in Oregon, the other two near
Millervilla, and one unmarried lives at
home. Mr.. Huff had been ailing a
long time, and had been tyioe operated
on in a st. Louis hospital. He was for
merly a very successful school teacher
and was we'll known and respected by
large circle of acquaintance.
Mrs. Otis Litzelfelnor, who has been
visiting relatives at Cape Girardeau,
returned home yesterday.
The picnic Of the Jackson branch of
the German-America Alliance at Cane
Creek School House yesterday was at
tended by ar immense crowd of peO-
pie from ali over the surrounding
country, all of whom report a great
time.
Jackson, July IS.
Mrs. Herman Mueller Sr., and her
guests Mesdames Bader and Bierwirth,
will 20 to Fredericktown tomorrow for
a few days visit with the family of r.