The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1915-03-19

by the pastor, Rev. Hermann, next
Sunday morning. The children to be
confirmed are Annie Meyer, Tilsit;
Freda Schille, Laura Hoffmeister
and Oscar Paar.
A little girl Henry Voges. is sick
with measles.
Masters Marvin and Clarence Bren-
necke, who live in West Jackson, gave
party to twenty-four little boys Sat-
urday afternoon. The little fellows
had a big time.
At little Marie Sachse's party in
honor of her twelfth birthday last
Saturday, Margaret Boss Won first
prize in a name contest; Margaret La
Pierre, first in flower contest, and
Susie La Pierre, consolation.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Goodwin will
entertain Revs. Carnett, Ross and
Jenkins, and Evangelists Burke and
Hobbs, and Tovey at o'clock dinner
today.
Clinton COVERT came up from Skies
ton Saturday to spend Sunday at
home. Mr.. F. COVERT, who is working
E. P. Woodward of Pennington was
a business visitor in this city ycster-
day.
at Benton, and Mr.. Robert Firmen-
stein and sons motored up Sunday af-
ternoon.
Mrs. Fred Clippard and foster son
accompanied Mrs. Clippard's mother,
Mrs. Banks, who has been visiting
h:re, to her home at Latin this morn
ing.
James Statler died of dropsy at $3.50
p. m. yesterday at his home on the
George Steiner farm, five miles south
of Jackson. A window and nine chill
dren survive. Mr.. Statler was SO
years, month and II days old at the
time of his death. The funeral will
be held in Jackson tomorrow. Serv-
ices at the Baptist church at 11:30 a.
M; interment in the City cemetery.
Rev. Barnes, presiding elder of the
Charleston District, is a Jackson Wis
itor.
Robert Hoffman, and wife and Rev.
Hermann and wife motored to the
Cape yesterday afternoon to visit
Adam Hoffman, and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hinkle Bowman of
Advance spent Sunday with the fam
lily of ]. R. Bawman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Knott Of the
Cape, and Mrs. Laura Ware of Fruit
land are visiting in Jackson.
Mrs. Sallie Peterman, who has
charge of the Riverview Hotel at the
Cape, came out to, Jackson yesterday
and returned today taking her little
granddaughter, Daisy Peterman home
with her.
Rev. Burke will deliver lecture to
Masons at the Masonic Hall this af-
ternoon. Any Mason, although he does |
not belong to Jackson lodge, can at
tend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Moore and Mr..
and Mrs. Gus Grieb of the Cape, spent |
Sunday with Mr.. Doc Moore and fam
lily.
Miss Cora Daley, who has been |
nursing a typhoid fever patient at the !
Cape for several weeks, returned to
her home yesterday morning and was
called yesterday afternoon to nurse
Mr.. Henry VESSEL of near Gordon
vile, who was taken home yesterday |
from St. Francis Hospital at the |
Cape where he underwent an opera
ton few days ago.
Harry Friend of Benton, who was
one of the four men in the auto acct |
dent here last Tuesday, came to Jack
son Saturday and had the car which !
was almost demolished in the acct
dent and which was still here, so far |
repaired that he could take it home. !
Mr.. Friend informed Mr.. Burford that
Elmer Moore, another of the accident
victims, had been taken to a st. Louis
hospital last Saturday. Mr.. Moore
was unconscious when found and had
not fully recoved consciousness when
taken home on Wednesday, and the
physicians fear blood clot on Mr..
Moore's brain has developed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Armstrong and Mrs.
Butcher Sporting are suffering with
la grippe. Mr.. Armstrong is very
much enfeebled by racking cough.
Albert Neumeyer of Tilsit is very
sick with lagrippe.
Mrs. Joe Brennecke, who has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Denecke, at Whitewater, will return
home today and bring her sisters, the
Misses Ida and Lydia with her. Miss
Ida will go to work for Mrs. Will
Hunter and Miss Esther Denecke, who
has been staying with Mrs. Hunter,
will go for a visit to another sister in