The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1915-08-27
CITY news IN BRIEF
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u OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
George Stackhouse of Poplar Bluff
was a business visitor in the Cape yes
terday afternoon.
Jasper Page of Knaspo was in town
last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Leslie of
Sikeston yesterday were shopping in
the Cape.
Odeai Hcrzog came up to the Cape
from Commerce yesterday.
o. +. Reed of Gideon, Mo-, yestcr-
day was business visitor in the Cape.
l.. c. Goodman last night arrived in
the Cape from Advance.
NJ. Haas and NJ. S. Murray of Skies
ton yesterday came to the Cape on
business.
II. r. Williams came to the Cape
yesterday afternoon from Jackson.
August Waldman is in the Cape Wis
iting his brother in Haarig. WaIdman
is an engine carpenter in the Frisco
w. w. Largent and J. A Lee, both
of POrtageville, last night arrived in
the Cape on business.
Henry S. Rolwing and sons last
night arrived in the Cape from Thebes,
ILL.,
shops. He has been i'll since Monday
He has been in service of the railway
company for rs years.
Z. S. Phillips of Maiden yesterday
was business visitor in the Cape.
j. Henry Caruthers, prosecuting at
torney, and J. A. Banks yesterday
spent the day in Jackson. Mrs. Caru-
theirs and the Caruthers children also
went to jackson and from there will
go to Pcrryville, where they will visit
for week with Mrs. CarutherS' par
ents.
Russell DcarmOn and Allen Oliver
yesterday went to jackson for the
Homecomers' celebration.
Richard Spalding, who lives on
farm three miles west of town, yester-
day was in Haarig on business.
Judge Jake Keller of north of town
yesterday was in the Cape.
Burrcttc Wclty of st. Louis yester-
day drove through the Cape on the
way to Jackson, where he will attend
the Homecomers' celebration.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Baty of Ben
ton were visitors in the Cape ycster-
day afternoon.
Miss Alice Simpson was given a
house party by Miss Lambert.
John BIet and daughter of Benton
were in the city on shopping trip
yesterday.
f. Kicffcr Of Nanduscr spent yCSter-
day afternoon in the Cape making pur-
chascs before departing for Jackson
to witness the prodigals come home.
H. H. Hope of Greenfield Bros, of
St. Louis, and his daughter passed
through the city yesterday enroute
home. They called on several friends
while in the city.
Mrs. L. NJ. Ottofy of st. Louis, who
has been visiting Mrs. H. c. Wasem
for the past several days, departed
for her home yesterday afternoon. Be
cause of the high water she made the
trip home by boat A number of social
entertainments which Mrs. Wasem had
planned for her guest were cancelled
on account of the stormy weather dur
the past few days.
Mrs. Lee Albert of st. Louis, who
is visiting her brother and sister-in,
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Cairns, has de-
Cided to continue her visit few
weeks. She will not return to her home
until the early part of September.
j. Henry Caruthers, prosecuting at
torney, and J. A. Banks went to Jack
son to be at the opening of County
Court.
Misses Polleye and Helen Vogel
sanger, daughters of Mr.. and Mrs
John F. Vogelsanger, who are visit,
ing the San Francisco and San Diego
Calf, expositions, spent day last