The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1915-12-03
be presented. There will be all kinds

be presented. There will be all kinds
of pretty handwork, sandwiches and
coffee, ice cream and cake for sale.
The Neighborhood Club meets with
Mrs. Eugene Obermiller tomorrow aft
ernoon.
John Wolter of the Cape is visiting
at the home of his son, Herman. The
Young Peoples Missionary Society
met at the VOTERS home yesterday.
Mesdames Haiston Poe, will Hobbs
and Oliver Graf yesterday visited at
the home of Chas. Randol, who lives on
Route 5. When on their way home, on
a steep hill several miles from town,
their auto, which Mrs. Graf was driv-
ing, stopped suddenly and no amount
of words or work which the ladies
spent on it would move it, so they
were compelled to walk some distance
to the home of Henry Dalton, who
brought them home in wagon. The
auto was later towed into town. 1t
seems there was something wrong
with the steering wheel.
Prof. Claude Miller and wife are en-
tertaining the professors mother, Mrs.
Miller, of Dexter.
The Wednesday Club will meet with
Mrs. VIM. Paar tomorrow, and on
Thursday Miss Amelia Paar will en-
terrain the Mary and Martha Society
of which she is a member.
Jackson, Nov. %.
A number of our citizens yesterday
attended the funeral of Fred W. Den
nekc, hich was held three miles west
of Gordonville, and report it one Of
the largest funerals eyre held in that
section of the county.
J. E. Schmuke and family yesterday
visited tho famil yof Mr.. Schmuke's
uncle, Dick Spa,ding, on the Bloom
field road, several miles from the
Cape.
DR.. Atkins has gone to Glenn Allen
where he mas some farm lands, and he
will come back the end of the week.
One of our popular young men, Joe
Williams, slipped off to Charleston
and was married there to Miss kath-
crime Wharry at 9 o'clock this morn
ing by Rev. Lemons, of the Charles
ton Baptist Church. The couple arrived
n Jackson on the noon train, and are
at home in the fine home of Mr.. Will
liams' mother on North High street,
which has been vacant some months,
as all the members of the Williams
family except Joe went to Colorado for
the winter, where the bridal couple ex-
poets to visit them at Christmas time.
The bride has visited her friend, Mrs
Everett Putnam, Of this city on sever
al occasions, and has made many
friends here.
Robert Maintz made trip to Farm
ingtOn yesterday.
Mrs. Wilhelmina Fricdrichs is hav-
ing a new roof put on her home OH
First South street.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ. McAtee attended
the X. OF c. banquet at the Cape yes
terday evening. Rev. NJ. D. Collins, A.
c. Stcimlc and Christian koehler at
tended the exercises in the afternoon.
Robert Moore and family of the
Cape came out yesterday, it being the
forty-sixth wedding anniversary of
Mr. Moorc's parents, Doc Moore and
wife. A wedding dinner was served.
Miss Irene Behrcns entertained Miss
Pearl Williams Of the Cape and Miss
Eva Gockel Saturday night and Sun
day.
Mrs. Mary Loos today is visiting her
son, ReinhOld Loos, at the Cape, who
injured his hand last week, and blood |
poison has set in.
The funeral of Ernest Steinhoff, |
which was held here yesterday, was
largely attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Russell, Mr.. and |
Mrs. Butcher Sperling and Mr.. and |
Mrs. Henry Pulls surprised J. c. Kerst-
ner yesterday evening on the occasion
IF his birthday.
Miss Louise Kies, who has been
nursing a diphtheria patient at Chat
Zee, returned home Saturday.
Miss Lou Query has gone to Char
estOn on visit.
Miss Mile Grossman, who spent |
several days at home returned ycster-
lay to Blodgctt, where she is teach
ng.
Robert Voges of the Cape visited |
Jackson relatives yesterday.
Miss Hermine Kiehne spent Sunday |
with relatives at the Cape.
Miss Edna Hoffmeister and j. r.
Mabrey have returned from Columbia,
No.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Putnam at
ended the wedding Of Miss Katherine |