The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1915-01-01

News From. The County Seat
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Lynn ROSS, LII, ana Mrs. ". It. nen-
derson, Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Klein, Mrs.
Fannie Hope, Mrs. Ruff, Miss Ella
Francis Jenkins and Miss Bessie
Browning of Maiden.
Mrs. Eva Hunter of New Madrid,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. E.
SchRuke.
Mrs. Henry Smith of Portageville,
who has been visiting relatives here,
left for her home yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. S. Priest will en-
terrain with $500 party New Years
eve. The guests are hidden to come
Dec. 1914, and stay Until the year,
1915.
Mrs. Fannie Jenkins is expecting
Miss Julia Williams Of st. Louis, on a
visit.
Earl Williams, who has been in
Seattle, Wash, came home on a visit
yesterday.
The High School Juniors will have a
party at the home Of Sam Lail, to-
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will VESSEL enter
tanned with a family dinner yesterday.
r: NJ. McCombs and family of St.
Louis, who have been visiting rela-
tives here, returned to their home to-
day.
The Misses Ihogene Vineyard and
Carrie Atkins will entertain some of
their friends with a dance at the At
kins home Thursday night.
Mrs. R. K. Wilson, who has been in
st. Louis several weeks for medical
treatment, is we'll enough to come
home Thursday.
There SIS : slight improvement in
the condition Of Rudy VOTERS, who
has been seriously i'll for -5avs.
Mrs. ]. E. Schmuke will entertain
with a neighborhood 900" party to-
morrow afternoon.
Mrs. Fred Schneider will entertain
the neighborhood club this afternoon
in honor of Mrs. Frank Carmean of
Kennett, and Mrs. Adam Hoffman of
Cape Girardeau who are visiting in
Jackson.
The Shamrock Club will give a
dance for their friends at the Arli1ory
Hall to tonight.
The Finch Club meets with Mrs.
Sam Peterman this afternoon.
Charles La Pierre returned to JEFF
fefson City this morning.
Miss Mary Hampstead of Cape Cir
ardeau, is visiting Miss Helen Will
liams. = ~
Mr.. and Mrs. John Heinberg will
entertain tomorrow evenig at o'clock
dinner, J. 8. Priest and.family, Will
Vessel and family, Sam Peterman and
family, Will VESSEL, Sr., Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben Schwab, Mrs. Annie Bien-
lein and Will Schwab.
A crowd Of young people of the
Evangelical church will give Miss Lii
ly Kneibert surprise at her home to-
night.
Mrs. L. F. Klostermar and Louis
Juden Of Cape Girardeau, were in
Jackson today on business.
Miss Alma Kiehne, w. F. Schade
and Albert Spradling win go to Bis
marck tomorrow to take dispositions in
d case Of Mr.. Schade against the Iron
Mountain, and Mo. Pacific Railway
companies.
Miss Rose Bingenheifi1er viii go to
the Cape tomorrow to visit her sister,
Mrs. Will Meyer, until Wednesday,
when she leaves for her school at Will
low Springs, Mo.
Miss Alma Hines of Cape, and Joe
VOTERS were, married at her home at
6 o'clock yesterday evening. Rev.
Campbell ofliciated, and Miss Norma
Hines of Jackson, a cousin of the bride
rendered beautiful music during the,
ceremony. The young couple and the
family Of the bride win go to Neely's
Landing today for several days visit,
and will be in Jackson, their future
home, the last Of the week. Mr.. VOL
tiers is one of our PROSPEROUS business
men.
Henry Goldman is moving into the
house he bought of n. voges, and Mr..
Voges into the one vacated BY Goeh-
man today.
Mrs. s. NJ. McAtee is at the Cape
helping walt on her father, Judge A.
Ross, who is very i'll.
Miss Norman Hines will entertain
Miss Lena Goodwin, Weston Hshder-
son and Henry Mueller at q 6 O'clock
dinner tomorrow evening.
Miss Edna Eangehenhing is receiv-
ing this afternoon in honor of Miss
Bessie browning Of Maiden, who is
her guest.