The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1915-07-02
News Frem The County Seat
By Hernine kiehne.

Ter joined in the surprise given this
popular couple yesterday on theil
thirty-third wedding anniversary. 4
goodly number of Cape Girardeau
friends, including Mrs. A. Dittlinger
Mr.. and Mrs. e. Thilenius, Miss Emma
Thilenius, Mr.. and Mrs. E, Sebastian
Mrs. Louis Keller and Miss Helen Kel-
Ter, Mrs. Bertha Russ, Mrs. Clara
Gockel, Mrs. Annie Mueller, Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Mueller, Hugo and Paul
Mueller, and VIM. Thilenius of Kansas
City helped make the occasion merry
one.
Miss Eva Gockel returned from St.
Louis yesterday evening.
The Baptist ladies' outing at the
suburban home of Mr.. and Mrs. Pink
Kirksey yesterday was big affair,
between fifty and seventy five ladies
being present. A missionary and bust
ness meeting preceded outdoor games,
such as croquet, etc. The great event
of the afternoon was the delicious
luncheon served by the hostess and en-
.ioycd to the full by the guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hoffmeister of
Jackson and Mr.. and Mrs. Morton
Randol Of the Cape will go to Oran
tomorrow to visit the family of Will
Poe. Mrs. Poe is a sister of Mrs.
Hoffmeister and Mr.. Randol. Mrs.
Randol will come to Jackson next Mon
day to attend the HendersOn-Ely we'd
ding.
Miss Jane Cramer has been the guest
of Mrs. Matte Sanford the past few
days. Little Miss Mary Vandivort is
visiting the family of her uncle, Linus
Sanford, at Egypt Mills
Mr.. and Mrs. Bud Alexander of
Fruitland and Harry Alexander of the
Cape visited their sick relative, John
Daugherty, in jackson last night. Mr..
Daugherty is critically i'll, although his
condition was strictly improved this
morning.
Mr.. Malloy, brakeman on the Jack
son Branch r. r., while coupling cars
yesterday, mashed his hand badly. Mr..
Gibbons is working in Mr.. Malloy's
place.
Amos Smith of Snidcr's Mill and
John Howard of Pocahontas, w. Stout
of Little Rock, Ark, are in town.
Miss Della and Martha Hermann,
who are visiting their parents, Rev.
Hermann and wife, will return to
their study in the Jewish Hospital, st.
Louis, Monday. +
r. NJ. McCOmbs and family of st.
Louis will arrive in Jackson Monday
for an indefinite visit with relatives.
Miss Alma Buehrmann of st. Louis,
who, with her mother, Mrs. Emma
Buchrmann, is with Jackson relatives,
will go to the Cape Mondayto visit rel
atives there. Miss Alma Kichne will
go with her to work with Miss Adams,
the court stcncgrapher, for six weeks.
Miss Gertrude Schwab will be with At
torney A. NJ. Spradling during Miss
Kiehnc's stay at the Cape.
Clarence and Esther Neumcyer spent
Yesterday at Whitewater.
Miss Connie Medley entertained Mr..
and Mrs. Brothers of St. Louis, and
Mrs. H. Mueller Jr., at dinner yester-
day. Mr.. and Mrs. Brothers returned
to their home today after a pleasant
visit with Jackson relatives.
J. NJ. Seibert of st. Louis is in Jack
son visiting relatives. Mr.. Seibert has
host of friends in jackson who are
always glad to see him.
Mrs. Fannie Bierwirth of Des
Moincs, Ia, who is visiting Mrs. Anne
liza Bader at the Cape, will be the guest
of Mrs. Herman Mueller ST., of Jack
son next week.
jackson, June 2S.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Milde entertained
Rev. Hermann and family and Mr.. r.
C. Kneibert and family at dinner yes
terday.
Mrs. Joe VOTERS, who has ben Wis
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mr.. Chas
Hines, at Hines Landing, returned
home yesterday.
Annie and Lottie Lons are il the
country, visiting their cousin, Mrs. ot-
t. Villa.
Otto Hoffman, went to MiIlcrville
yesterday to bring home his children
who were visiting there.
Miss Francs MiIde will be given her
tomorrow, and expects 70
SPEND it with the family of VIM. Wes-
sell a. Gortpnville. Miss Williams will
take Miss Milde's place in the tele-
phone office during her absence.
Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Hartle, who
have been visiting their daughter. Mrs.
Brown Clippard at Millerville, viii re-
turn home today
Messrs. a. NJ. Spreading, John
Sachse, Alvin Jenzel, Charles Graef,