The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1915-06-25
CITY news IN BRIEF

c. F. Fluhrer departed yesterday
afternoon on a business trip through
Southern Illinois.
Judge James F. Gordon of New
Madrid stopped over in this city on
his return home from St. Louis, Sun
day for a short visit with the Allison
and Bremmerman families in this city.
He resumed his homeward journey
yesterday accompanied by his little
niece, Helen Allison, who will visit in
New Madrid for few weeks. Judge
Gordon was called to ST. Louis on bust
ness pertaining to a large bankrupt
estate of which he has been made trus-
tee.
Carl and Harry Hoffmeister of Jack
son passed through the city yester4
day on their return home from Oran
where they had been visiting relatives.
Miss Marie Carroll returned satur-
day from st. Louis where she has been
attending school.
C. W. Jeffers, who has been in The
Cape for several days visiting his son
who is being treated in the hospital.
returned to his home in Pascola yes
terday.
Mrs. Matilda Steck with her chill
dren, Olga and Leslie, departed yes
terday for San Francisco, where they
will visit the fair.
Mrs F.. E. Morrison returned yester-
day from a visit with relatives in Pop
lar Bluff.
John Kochtitzky departed yesterday
for Tallipiosa after spending several
days with his family in this city.
William GOA, foreman e. .IIe Cape
Girardeau mattress factory and Mrs.
Helen Krolmean were married Satur-
day afternoon, Rev. A. Wilder; Off
ciating.'
L. B. Houck departed yesterday aft
ernoon for business trip through the
southern section of the State.
Frank Nance was captured by Chief
Hutscn yesterday and given employ
ment working out an old fine that had
been assessed against him for fighting
several weeks ago.
Rev. Edward Pruente departed for
ST. Louis, where he will attend the ex-
ercises given in commemoration of the
25th anniversary Of Father Huss-
mans work as priest. Father Huss-
man was formerly in Charleston.
Wilson Chapter, No. 70, R. A. NJ.
was in session yesterday afternoon and
last night, comforting the various de-
grees. There were three out of town
members upon whom degrees were
served, besides number of local resi-
dents. At o'clock dinner was serv-
ed az the st. Charles Hotel, and at s
o'clock the business was resumed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Cresap Jr. depart
ed yesterday for visit with friends in
st. Louis.
NJ. f. Leming and Russell Ponder of
PIeasanton, Tex, are business visitors
in this city. Mr.. Ponder will go to
Maiden today where he will join his
family who have been visiting in that
city for several days.
Miss Edna Maher returned yester-
day from a visit with friends in Camp
bell.
Mr.. and Mrs. |. r. Kelso. of st
Louis are visiting friends in this city
Among the winners of prizes fol-
farm products offered at the Frisco
exposition, were E. J. Mahoney of Dex
ter, who was awarded two gold medal;
for corn; A. Huber of Perryville, {
silver medal for corn; Aldridge &
Cunningham Of Charlottesville, silver
for cotton; T. A. Wylie of Chaffee, /;
bronze medal for corn; H. 7. Byers o.
Charlottesville, bronze medal for cot
ton.
John Sackman arrived yesterda!
afternoon from a trip to Hayti, where
he has been looking over his land hold
Mugs.