The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1915-10-08
Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Mcknight, Mr..

Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Mcknight, Mr..
and Mrs. Alf F. Mcknight and Aladdin
Mcknight, all of Cairo, yesterday aft
ernoon were visitors at the fair.
Elizabeth Halstead, Eta Stark and
Marion Castleberg, all of Chaffee, yes
terday afternoon were in the Cape for
the last day of the fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Z. Anderson Of
Fornfelt were visitors at the Fair
grounds yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Chrismon of
Benton were in the Cape yesterday to
attend the final day of the fair.
S. H. Diehl of Fayville, ILL.,, yester-
day afternoon and last night was a
visitor in the Cape.
George w. Pike of Advance was a
visitor in the Cape yesterday.
Mable Adams, John Freund, Janette
Adams, ]. NJ. Arnold and Mrs. Ben +.
Adams, all of Benton, yesterday aft
ernoon motored to the Cape for the
final day of the Fair.
Mrs. William Werner, wife Of Will
liam Werner, a farmer living two
miles west of Tilsit, who, Friday night
was rushed to the Cape and to st.
Francis Hospital for an operation,
last night was improving rapidly.
The funeral of C. NJ. Byous, lumber
employe of Smelterville, who was kill
ed by freight train south of the Cape
Friday night, will be from the resi-
dence to Paramount Cemetery at 2
o'clock this afternoon. Byous' death
was accidental, the Coroner's jury de-
clared. He is survived by widow and
two married sons as vel as an adopted
child few years old.
C. A. Bell, a concessionaire at the
Fairgrounds, yesterday reported to
Chief Hutson that man he had en-
ployed three weeks ago to aid him in
running his stand at fairs, left with
$75 belonging to the concession. In
Bells absence, he said, the man told
companion employees he was going over
to watch the races for a while. He
never returned. A search of the
grounds was made and all outbound
trains were watched Chief Hutson
wired to St. Louis police to watch for
the man who might arrive there.
J. B. Finley of Oran, who spent the
past week in Cape Girardeau, had on
exhibit at the County Fair an excel
lent collection of autumn apples. His
Jonathans were as pretty as pictures.
T. E. Bliss of Chaffee, stopped over
night in the Cape.
P. c. Robertson, of Chaffee, was in
the Cape last night visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Ben Miller are max
ing months trip through the west
with members of the National Associa-
ton of ice cream manufacturers on
special train. They went to Chicago
last week and started from that point.
Stops will be made at many large
cities on the way.
P. c. Robertson and z. H. Bang, of
Chaffee, stopped overnight in the Cape
last night.
R. A. Anthony came over to the
Cape yesterday from Fredericktown on
business.
Peter H. Huck, of Ste. Genevieve,
was business visitor in the Cape yes
terday afternoon.
w. A. Leoffler, of Lutesville, was in
the Cape last night.
S. S. Thompson, of Portageville, was
in the Cape yesterday afternoon and
last night.
A. T. Keller, w. C. Keaton, Charles
D. Watson, n. A MozeIey, w W. |
Moran and Dolly Wilcox, all of Bloom
field preliminary hearing before Judge |
Willer.
Rudolph Weber, of Dexter, was a |
business visitor in the Cape yesterday
afternoon and last night.
Mrs E. A. Cation who was appoint
ed Esther of the Order of Eastern
Star at meeting of the Grand Coun-
Gil in st. Louis last week, returned to
the Cape yesterday.