The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1915-09-24
CITY news in BRIEF

c. +. Rage, son of Mayor Rage, and
his father-in-law, r. Sauer, of limo,
will open a combination grocery and
meat market Thursday at the place
formerly occupied by Kagc's meat
shop on Good Hope and Frederick
streets. Sauer has been in the gro
Gerry and meat market business in Ill
mo for several years. He is moving
his grocery stock to the Cape and
placing son in charge of the meat
market there.
The deal was closed yesterday
whereby Henry Keller purchased 10
acre farm from Henry Kuss that is
situated two and a half miles out on
the Bloomfield road. The place has
two houses on it and is known as the
old Bauerle place.
The Capahas took the first game Of
the series with New Madrid over the
championship of the Southeast Mis-
souri, League by a score of Is to 2 Sum
day afternoon, at the Fairgrounds.
The Cape boys simply ran away with
the game, and at no time did the New
Madrid team have an opportunity to
head the local players.
The Phillips Lumber Company yes
terday elected these officers: c. 4.
Himmelberger, president; j. H. Him.
melberger, vice president; Alexander
c. Vasterling, secretary.
Public Administrator William Ober-
heidc yesterday took Mrs. Anna
Macke, Whitewater woman alluded by
a Jury as insane, to Pennington to be
placed in an asylum. The woman was
aprehended while making her way to
Whitewater after a trip south by
party of motorists.
f. A. Miles of Good Hope and Fred
Crick streets expects to move into his
new $4,000 residence on South Sprigg
street sOon The place has been COM
pleted Just recently.
Alvin Klages, cashier at the Frisco
depot, has moved into his new bunga-
low on Morgan Oak street between
Sprigg and Ellis streets.
Henry Vogelsang of htc Vogelsand
Bros. Construction Co., is building
new residence for his own family on
West Broadway, opposite the old AL
bert place. The foundation now is
completed.
Chris Silver, City Engineer, has re-
ccived the thing that he will use in the
construction of his new bungalow OH
West Broadway.
Harry H. Harry, manager of the
savings department of the Southeast
Missouri Trust Company, was married
Yesterday morning to Miss Terzah Me-
chin, at the home of the brides moth
er in Gray's Point. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. J. w. Lawson of
this city. Mr. and Mrs. w. Palmer
Oliver of the Cape went to Gray's
Point to attend the wedding.
Mrs. Oscar Rudiger is able to be out
of doors after an illness lasting two
weeks.
Joe Vinson, special agent for the
Frisco. yesterday was able to return
to work after an illness lasting several
days.
Charles Whitener, brother of Patrol
man Arthur Whitener, yesterday aft
ernoon fell at the corner of Broadway
and Main street, and fractured his
right collar bone.
Henry BrinkOpf, the we'll known
farmer, who is advertising his stock,
farming implements, ETC., for SALE Is
not preparing to move to st. Louis as
was previously reported in The Trlb-
une. He expects to move to this city,
turning his farm over to his son, Will
liam.
A party of four motor car loads OF
Cape Girardeauans Sunday drove to
Cairo to spend the day. Those who
made the trip are: DR.. and Mrs. Wlch-
terich, Major Giboney Houck, Mr.. and