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

his home with malaria. 1t is believed
he may have been suffering with ?
form of ptomaine poison from some
thing he had eaten in Chaffee on La.
Dor Day.
Mrs. H. C. Wasem, who has been
visiting relatives in Joppa, ILL.,, re-
turned to her home in this city yester-
day.
| Mrs. Anna Mueller of South Louis
lana avenue has returned home from
Perryville, where she has been visit
ing relatives.
A. r. Ponder arrived in this city
from Maiden yesterday.
Mrs. John H. Himmelberger and her
daughter, Miss Katherine, went to St.
Louis early yesterday, where Miss
Katherine will enter the Washington
University.
The ladies of St. Mary's Catholic
Church wifi give a euchre at the
school hall tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs. A. d. BlOmeyer, who has been
visiting friends and relatives in st.
Louis, has returned to her home in this
city.
The small son of Judge and Mrs.
Edward D. Hays, who has been i'll for
several weeks, suffered relapse Sat
urday and is in a serious condition at
their home on Themis street.
Clay Smith, the Frisco operator, has
returned from st. Louis, where he
spent his vacation.
George and Fred and Mrs. Naeter
departed ycstcrda yfor st. Joseph to
attend meeting of the Missouri Press
Association.
Dennis ScivaIy, county highway COM
cissioner, has gone to Hannibal to be
present at convention of State en-
gineers.
G. w. Carpenter, one of the fore
man at the shoe factory, departed Sun
day for Hickman, KY, where he will
spend two weeks vacation.
County Assessor w. A. Bowers Of
Oak Ridge and City Assessor H. G.
Gaines, Monday started in on prepai
ing the tax assessments for this falls
tax bills. The work will require about
month. In the city they have 5000
places to call, and in the County Bow
ers has 5000 in all.
When the horse of A. Sanders, |
merchant at 107 South Hanover street
yesterday afternoon fell into the o.
cistern which was being filled up @
the Painter property in West Cape,
six men to get the animal out |
The workmen were busy filling the |
cistern when Sanders horse which was
pasturing nearby, walked up and
plunged in.
The water was so deep the horse |
could barely hold its head above the |
water A rope was tied about his |
neck and shoulders and the men help |
ed the horse scramble out.
Miss Irma Hoffmeister Of Jackson
was in the Cape yesterday morning
enroute to Columbia, Mo-, where she
will enter Stephens College.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Obermiller early !
this morning returned to SikestOn aft
err spending several days in the Cape
and at Jackson.
Sheriff William Summers, his son,
Edgar Summers, and Henry Cooke!
early this morning returned to the
Cape from jefferson City on their
way home after having taken five
prisoners to the penitentiary. They
went QUITO Jackson this morning.
Miss Frieda kiehne and Walter
Grossheider of Gordonville came to the
Cape yesterday to enter the Normal
School.
Frank Caldwell, county collector at
Jackson, was in the Cape this week to
put his daughter in the Cape Business
College.
J. S. Medley, of Whitewater mayor
of the city and cashier of the Bank of
Whitewater, was a business visitor in
the Cape yesterday afternoon.
Judge and Mrs. r. G. Ranney yes
terday departed for st. Louis, where
Mrs. Ranney will enter hospital.