The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1915-04-30

CnaC desire 10 90 SO.
Alvin Klein and Will Rose are help
ing at Vessels furniture store today.
Andy Williams and son, Earl, Tom
Mcfarland and Will Heyde returned
yesterday from fishing trip on Cas-
tor and Beal creeks.
Jackson, April "a.
Rev. Clyde Sheltman, Field Secre-
tary of Synodical College at Fulton, is
in Jackson in the interest of the col
lege.
The Bud and Blossom Society of the
Evangelical Church will meet with
Miss Emile Paar tomorrow afternoon.
Miss Bessie Litzelfelner will pay
monthly visit to the County Farm to-
morrow to take the fruit which her
Sunday School class provides for the
unfortunates at the farm.
NJ. G. LaPierre and three young
sons, and w. C. LaPierre and son,
Jack, camped at Burfordville last
night to fish.
The Y. Z. B. will hold a meeting in
the basement of the Methodist Church
Tuesday night.
]. L. Hinkle went to Oak Ridge this
morning.
The Baptist ladies quilted in the
basement of their church yesterday.
Joe Hopkins and two daughters of
Millerville are the guests today of
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Banks.
Mrs A. D. Hubbard Of New Madrid,
who has been visiting friends here re-
turned to her home today.
Mesdames L. B. Houck, Cynthia Ivy
and Caroline Smith of the Cape were
in Jackson yesterday.
j. w. Daugherty is expecting a new
Ford car today.
Mrs. Wiley GOA, who moved to the
Cape last fall, moved back to Jackson
this morning and is occupying the
Steinhoff property on First South
street.
Mrs. Tom Freeman of the Cape and
Mrs. Robert Masters spent yesterday
with Mrs. J. Z. Russell.
Andrew Caldwell will help J. HUI
ley build house in the country next
week.
Mrs. Overlook and children of west
of Jackson are in town shopping.
John Sachse, who has been employ
ed in the Sikeston mill for several
months, has resigned there and will
be home tomorrow and work for the
Cape County Milling Company.
Mrs. Lizzie Kerstner and Tom Cos
grove are building partition fence
between their adjoining property. ].
c. Browning has painted his pretty
house; the old Sibley home is also be-
ing painted, and our citizens generally
are improving and identifying their
property.
Mrs. J. NJ. Schuerman, Mrs. Mamie
Henry and granddaughter, Virginia,
of st. Louis, who are making the
round trip on the boat, stopped off at
the Cape today and motored to Jack
son to take dinner and make a short
visit with Mrs. Belle Hart.
The Rock Club will meet with Miss
Irene Behrens tonight.
Frank Householder and family of the
Cape will be the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Householder over Sunday.
Miss Leona Caldwell is visiting Miss
Addie Bennett of south of town.
The funeral of Chas. Nuremberg,
who died at his home in Jackson yes
terday, will be held at 2:30 p. m. to-
services at McKendree Meth
odist Church. Interment will be in
City Cemetery. Deceased is survived
by one daughter, Mrs. Robert Hop
per, and a sister, Miss Caroline Har-
enberg.
Rev. Nelson Henry of Arcadia ar
rived in Jackson yesterday on his way
to attend the Pennington District
Conference which will be held at Oak
Ridge from the 26 to the IS of April.
He will then go to Bloomfield to at
tend conference there. He has been
attending the st. Louis District Con-
ference at Doniphan and New Madrid.
Rev. Henry has host of friends here
who are glad to see him.
Mesdames Lena Boss and Anna
Pulls, who have been visiting in st.
Louis for several months, returned to-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Quincy Hahn, who
have been in Arkansas several months,
are expected here today or tomorrow
to get their household goods which
have been stored here. They will visit
in Jackson a few days, and Mrs. Hahn
will be initiated into Jackson Eastern
Star Lodge at its meeting next Mon
day night.
Guy Miltenberger says the streets