The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1915-10-08
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

H. E. Campbell, T. NJ. Stokely anc
George Stackhouse of Poplar Bluff
Mo, last night arrived in the Cape.
Vogelsanger Hdw. Co. are closing
out all their buggies at factory price
Must be sold by Nov. 1st. If YOU
want cheap buggy, come in and see
US before they are all sold.
Mrs. Robert Vogelsang, wife of Rob-
ert Vogelsang of the Farmers and
Merchants Bank, Tuesday morning
was operated upon at st. Francis hos
pital.
According to he surgeon who per-
formed the operation, it was for a
minor trouble and Mrs. Vogelsang will
be removed to her home at 825 indie
pendence street within week.
Mrs. H. B. Burris, of Maiden, wife
Of H. B. Burris, a prminent farmer
there, Tuesday afternoon was brought
to st. Francis hospital where she will
undergo an operation tomorrow.
Mrs Burris has been i'll for about
four months, and when she was
brought to the Cape her condition was
critical. The only reason the opera
ton was deferred by the physicians
was to regain strength following her
trip.
c. Hasell of Springfield, Mo-, yes
terday was a business visitor in the
Cape.
D. HE came up to the Cape yester-
day from Commerce to visit friends
and attend to his business interests
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Gregory of
Chaffee, stopped in the Cape last
night.
r. A. Doyle of East Prairie, was
business visitor in the Cape last night.
o. J. Snider came over from Fred
ericktown on business in the Cape yes
torday.
The Cemetery Improvement assoia-
ton Will meet with Mrs. G. w. Balm,
300 S. Spanish St Thursday afternoon.
0. c. Craig and family of Sedge-
wickville, are visitors in the Cape to-
day.
H. c. BIantOn of Sikeston, yester-
day was in the Cape attending the
hearing of the Groseclose case in
Judge Knehan's court.
Watt Coleman, editor of the Scott
County Banner at Morley, passed
through the Cape yesterday on his way
home from st. Louis where he had
been visiting relatives and witnessed
the Yelled Prophet parade.
The Bueltemann brothers yesterday
returned to the Cape from Oriol where
they plastered the new farm house of
Gus Hiese.
Charles A. Smiley of Morley was in
the Cape yesterday afternoon and last
night
Mr.. and Mrs. o. P. Adams of White
water were visiting many friends in
the Cape yesterday when they came
here for the last day of the fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Ward and their
son of Chaffee were in the Cape yes
tcrday afternoon for the fair.
Wade G. Anderson of Commerce was
i fair visitor yesterday.
NJ Haas of Sikeston visited several
friends in the Cape when he came to
the Cape yesterday for the last day of
the fair.
G. K. Daugherty of Benton was a
fair visitor in the Cape yesterday.
W. VI. Turner and E. j. Caldwell of
Whitewater were in the Cape all day
yesterday for the last day of the fair.
Bern Rumpelt of Oak Ridge was
fair visitor yesterday.
w. V. Mattingly of Charleston came
up to the Cape yesterday for the final
day of the fair
Allen Oliver yesterday was in Ben
ton attending a session of court.
Frank Ferguson of Lambertville yes
tcrday afternoon was in the Cape for
the fair.
Charles Barenkamp Of Brazeau mo-
tored to the Cape to take in the fair
and returned home yesterday after
noon.
Frank Smith, principal and athletic
director at the Sikeston High School,
yesterday was in the Cape for the fair
and to complete arrangements for the
football game between Sikeston and
the Normal team at the Fairgrounds
next Friday afternoon.
Circuit Clerk Ben Masters of Jack
son yesterday was in town for the
fair.
Former Presiding Judge Martin L.
Haupt of north of town, yesterday