The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1915-08-06

Try VIII III IIte HeAI lew udES.
Mrs. William H. Harrison is at a
summer resort on Lake Michigan,
where she will remain until the early
autumn. She is accompanied by her
daughter, Miss Hazel Harrison and
Mrs. Iska Carmack.
Miss Schaper of Cape Girardeau
went to Jackson yesterday to visit her
grandmother, Mrs. Kate Schmuke. She
will remain in the County Seat until
next week.
Earl G. Granting, proprietor of the
st. Charles Hotel, departed for st.
Louis this morning, where he goes on
business. He will remain in the city
until the latter part of the week.
Misses Gladys and Helen Loud of
New Madrid are spending this week as
the guests of their sister, Mrs: Robert
Num-, and her SiSter-in-law Mrs. Joe
T. Mum Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. r. Smith left the
Cape yesterday for a months visit in
North Dakota.
Will Hirsc1 and family departed
yesterday for San Francisco, where
they will visit the Worlds Fair. From
San Francisco they will go to San
Diego.
W. G. Barties and family have re-
turned from ST. Louis. The round trip
was made by auto.
Herman Bremermann, of the First
National Bank, departed for st. Louis
yesterday, from which point he will go
north for two weeks vacation.
J. H. Friant departed this morning
for a SHORT business trip to st. Louis.
DR.. J. j. Ciopton held services at
limo Sunday evening. He returned
home yesterday.
The Capahas won ten-inning game
against the Sjkeston team here Sun
day afternoon. The score was 1 to 0.
Magnus Dempsey, who has been i'll
in a Chicago hospital for two months,
is decidedly improved, according to a
letter to his mother, Mrs. E. Dempsey.
He expects to return to the Cape with
in a short time.
Mrs. James P. Whiteside departed
on the morning train for st. Louis,
where she will visit her sister, Mrs.
August Krut7sch, who recently be-
came the mother of a ten-pOund boy.
Ed Flentge, who was injured in the
Standard Advertising plant last Satur-
day, is confined to his home. COmpli-
cations developed yesterday and his
physician found it necessary to per-
form an operation upon the injured
member.
f. NJ. Carter, field agent for the
Normal school, has accepted a position
as Secretary of the Missouri State
Teachers Association, and his head
quarters will be Columbia, Mo. W. l..
Barrett, of the Poplar Bluff public
schools, will succeed Mr. Carter.
The Knights and Ladies of Security
will dedicate their new hall in the Van
devon Building with a banquet tonight.
Tic body of Marcus Prince, the ne
gro who died from the effects of a
bullet wound fired by Ida Abbott, will
be shipped TO Kentucky for burial to-
day, Patrolman Groce was Informed
last night.
The negro was pronounced dead
Monday afternoon by the family phys
ician, but during the night Prince re-
vived sufficiently to deny the state
ment. Then he lapsed into uncon-
Consciousness and succumbed at noon
yesterday.
Paul DcLisle, Reishell Patterson
Arthur De Isle and Llyod DeLisle
returned to their nome in Portageville
this afternoon after spending the week
in this city.
Ed Massengale returned today from
Union City, Tenn, were he has beer
visiting his parents. He made the
trip in his automobile.
The former members Of the Won
ems Relief Corps have erected a cop
per plate on the fountain in the Court
House Park. The plate was donated