The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1915-12-24

Pierre, teaching at Fornfelt, Misses
Myrtle Poe, teaching at Gideon, and
Ethel NcLain, at Webster Grove, will
all come home Cor the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Meisenheimer
of Allenville, William VESSEL OF Cor
donville and Bud Alexander of
Fruit-land, are in town shopping.
Mrs Cynthia Fennimore has return
ed from a visit to her son. George,
at Charleston.
/ Mrs. Fritz Bienlcin, who has been
visiting relatives in ST. Louis, returned
home today.
jackson, December u.
Miss LOretto Fox, who for several
years has managed the millinery de-
partment at the Priest Behrens store,
will leave for her home in Otumwa,
Iowa, tomorrow. Her many jackson
/ friends hope to have her with them
again as soon as the time for spring
bOnnets arrives. =.
Mrs. I. D. Hines and daughter, Miss
Norma, were at Cape Girardeau yes
terday.
Ben Sides of Pocahontas brought
load of his premium apples to town to-
! day.
Mrs Lou SHREDDER and children will
go to st. Louis to spend Christmas
with Mr. and Mrs. Babe" Hope Mr..
Hope is Mr. Stroder's brother.
There will be a matinee at the Gem
theatre tomorrow afternoon at three
o'clock.
Miss Eliza Hawn will spend the
holidays with her cousin, Mr.. Estes at
Hill.
Mrs. Roger Fulton Of Kansas City.
who has been visiting relatives here,
returned to her home today. Mrs.
Dan Erwin accompanied Mrs Fulton
for a three weeks visit. Clarence
Caldwell will take Mrs. Ervins place
at the ticket window of the Gem
theatre during her absence.
Miss Jeanette Power, of Caruthers-
vile. who is attending the Cape Nor
NAL, spent several days with the fam
lily Of Prof. James Mcdonald, several
miles cast Of town.
Loomis Mayfc.d and several of his
friends of Sikcston were in Jackson
this morning and took an auto load
of Christmas trees home with them.
Frank Medley today received the
piano he bought at the Cape the other
day.
Friday will be Hobo day" at the
High School.
Mr.. and Mrs, James Greenwich of
Perryvlle will visit the family of S.
NJ. McAtee tomorrow and Thursday
will go TO FredcricIstown to visit the
family of Mrs. GreenwelI's sister, Mrs.
r. Nj. Slaughter.
Allen Christie Of Glenn Allen yestcr-
day moved on Mrs. Gcrtic Trickey's
farm east Of this city.
Nr. ard Mrs. o. ProiFer Of Burford-
vile and Adolf Sample of Shaw
nectown are in jackson shopping.
Miss Hickman of the High School
faculty will go to Springfield, ILL.,,
Thursday to spend Christmas with her
friend, Miss Cleo Jennings.
Mrs. Annie Bienlein ard Mrs. Ben
Schwab were shopping at Cape yestcr-
day
Mrs. Henry Bauer was called to
Mllcrsv.llc By the death of her sis
ter, Mrs. Hickman.
Mrs. Harry Burgc and baby and
Roy MaStcrson Of Ccntralia, Ill, are
visiting relatives in and near Jack
son.
Christian Endcavcr Society of the
Presbyterian Church will have a So
cial in the basement Of the church to-
night.
Henry Dalton, rural route mail car
rier is very busy finishing an addition
to his homn, so has engaged Mr. Cillcy
to carry the mail short time.
Miss Louis KieS, trained nurse, was
called to Fruitland today to nurse Mrs.
Webster RandOl, who is seriously ILL.,
Jackson, Dec. 20.
Carroll Knox, Adolf Kics, Sherman
Cracraft, Glenn HcnsIey OF this city
and Maple Stevenson Of Shawnectown,
students OF Columbia University, are
home for the Christmas holidays.
K. NJ. McCombs returned this morn
ing from weeks visit with his fam
lily in st. Louis.
Mrs. Clarence Fender OF Fruitland
who has been visiting her sister. Mrs
ThcO. Obermilcr Jr., at Oran returned
home today.
J. H. Poe and family spent Sunday
with the family of J. f. MastersOn at
Cape.
Robert Sicmcrs of GorGIonvillc, Chas.