The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1915-10-01
CITY news IN BRIEF
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Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Browning and
their daughter, Miss Mamie Brown
ing, all of Jackson, yesterday were in
the Cape shopping. Browning is a
stockman.
A motorist party composed of l.. L.
Tatum, 7. c. Highley, Byron Jones
and w. +. Shelton, all of Kenneth, yes
terday morning left the Cape on the
return trip to Kennett afetr having
driven up to st. Louis. A week ago,
as the party went up, after they had
left Commerce short distance, their
car went into ditch, slightly injuring
two members of the party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kimmich and
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Bauer today will
motor to New Madrid to witness the
baseball game between the Capahas
and the New Madrid team, as well as
to visit friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Bauer.
Attorney T. D. Hines of Jackson was
visitor in the Cape yesterday after
noon.
w. H. Brooks Of Chaffee was in the
Cape yesterday.
T. w. Dunn of Chaffee stopped in
the Cape last night.
G.. Golliher of Neely's Landing was
in the Cape yesterday on business.
PatroIman Grocc last night arrested
a negro at Sprigg and Maple streets
at the request of the negro's wife, who
charged that he had attempted to kill
her with a razor.
The funeral of Helen Poe, the 2-year
old child of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Poe,
of Egypt Mills, was held yesterday
afternoon. The child died about 8
o'clock Sunday night at the home in
Egypt Mills Of summer complaint. The
father is employed in store in Egypt
Mills.
Judge WilIer yesterday imposed a
fine of S. and costs upon two men who
gave their names as Bud SimOns and
John Jolly, who were charged with
shooting firearms on the public high
way. The men were arrested by Depu-
ty Sheriff Seagraves and Patrolman
Arthur Whitener Saturday night a
short distance north of the Frisco sta
ton. on the Frisco tracks. They had
been shooting their revolvers across
the river. When they were arrested
one Of the men had his revolver in his
hand, and for a few moments disre-
garded the order of Scagraves to drop
the revolver and surrender.
Woody Mueller, the Swear old son
of H. J. Mueller, Good Hope street
butcher, last night still was in a dan
gerous condition from injuries he re-
ceived Saturday afternoon when he
was knocked down and run over by an
ice wagon while playing in front of
his home at All North Frederick
street.
One of the front wheels passed over
the child's shoulder. He was picked up
and carried into the house by bystand-
sers who witnessed the accident.
Two men were arrested on the Fair
grounds yesterday for disturbing the
peace and fighting. John Stringer was
sentenced to ten days in the County
Jail at Jackson by Judge Willer on 3
charge of disturbing the peace at the
grounds early yesterday morning. Will
liam Dye of Henderson, KY, was ar
rested following a fight between ht
and a man who was constructing {
concession on the midway. Dye wa;
accompanied by a companion in the at
tack upon the concession man. Capt
Harry Bridges separated the men ant
one escaped.
The funeral of William Keltne
Phillips, three months old baby DO!
of Mr.. and Mrs. James Phillips of TIL
Lorimier Apartments, was held at
o'clock yesterday afternoon from tn
family home to Paramount Cemetery
Rev. ]. H. Wells of the Christian
Church. conducted the services. Tn