The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1915-11-26

er. Mr.. and Mrs. Butcher Sporting
will spend Thanksgiving day with the
family of Cannon English at White
water.
Mrs. Garnett Morton and children
went to the Cape this morning to join
Mrs. Ben GOckel of the Cape, in visit
to Mrs. Goclel's sister, Mrs. Lou
Kaechle, at DEXTER.
Miss Bernice Wissmann and Everett
Alexander were married at the Cape
yesterday. The bride has been keep
ing house for her brothers OH a farm
near this city, and the young couple
will make their home there, at least
for the winter.
Will Heyde and Walter Taylor have
gone to the lower counties on a hunt
ing trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Schwab will go to
the Cape tomorrow and visit with the
family of Mr.. Schwab's sister, Mrs.
Jacob La Craix, for few days.
Jackson, Nov. %.
Frank Bryan and family of Oran
came up Saturday TO spend Sunday
with the family of Doc Moore.
VIM. Schwarz, who has been in Kan
sas the past month, will come home to
spend Thanksgiving with his family.
His son, Melbert, who is a student in
the chemistry department at Washing
ton University, St. Louis, will also
spend Thanksgiving at home.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry VESSEL of Cor
dOnville, Henry Gross and daughter
of Whitewater, H. A. Reuss of Bur-
fordvillc and VIM. Schucttc and son of
west of town are in Jackson today.
Mrs. VIM. VESSEL is very sick with
Ia gripper, and her mother. Mrs.
DAVIS Of Fruitland, is here to help
nurse her
Mrs. J. ID. Fisher left this morning
on business trip to st. Louis. Mr..
and Mrs. G. J. Rabold motored to st.
Louis yesterday and expect to return
tomorrow.
Rev Jenkins is suffering with Il cold
and therefore called ON j. 7. Mabrey,
K. NJ. McCOmbs and 4. NJ. Spradling,
members of his congregation, to give
addresses at last nights meeting. We
arc told that the gentlemen gave OK
cellent talks, which were much appre-
ciated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Vogcs enter
tanned at dinner yesterday the families
of VIM. Voges, Henry A. Hoffmcister
and Oliver Ruppel.
There will be union services at the
Presbyterian Church in this city on
Thanksgiving day.
r. NJ. and J. W. McCombs Jr., visit
ed Will Shancr at Fruitiand yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Wagner will take
their daughter, Norma, to the Cape to-
morrw to have her adcnOids re-
moved.
Fred Kics and wife, Miss Mary
Buerkle, Adolph and Frank Paar yes
tcrday visited the family of Emil UNI
beck at the Cape.
Mrs. Frank Williams and son of the
Cape today were the guests of Mrs.
Lilly McAtee.
Misses Vera Phillips, Katie Koch
and Amelia Althcnthal went to limo
Yesterday for d few days visit with
Mrs. Minnie Wills.
DIR. Wichterich and wife and Miss
Edith Hammer of the Cape yesterday
we're guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Grant.
Mesdamcs Henry Overlook and Ora
Proffer of BurfOrdville spent Saturday
with their sister, Mrs. G. Deck, in
Jackson. Harold, the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Deck, has been very sick with
but is much improved today,
as arc also Maud Randol and Alien
StovaII, neighbor children of the
Decks. who have had tonsilitis.
Philip Steck and family of the Cape
visited Jackson relatices yesterday.
Mrs. George Niblack is entertaining
her cousin, Mrs. Lacy, of the Cape.
Jackson, Nov. 20.
Mrs. Belle Hart is entertaining at
dinner today III honor of DIR. Alice and
wife of OIean. The guests are: DIR.