The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1915-05-14

from a months visit in Kirksville.
Anna AIthcnthal and H. J. Anthem
thai of Jackson visited friends in this
city yesterday.
Henry GOckel and family of Jack
son were visitors in this city yestcr-
day.
Major Giboney Houck returned yes
tcrday Afternoon from business trip
10 st. Louis.
Mrs. Bertha Williams e Advance
was in the city yesterday Gil shop
ping trip.
Prof. G. W. Doyle of Jackson was
in the city yesterday attending the
high school meet.
Louis Pott returned yesterday from
Pascola, and brought with him fine
collection of frog legs and black bass.
Robert Demund and Miss Maud Be
quette were married yesterday after
noon by Mayor Rage, at his office.
Frank BUNDLES and Edith Patrick of
this city were married last evening by
Mayor F. A. Rage, at his office.
John Morgan, who was arrested by
Officer Beeve Friday night for drunk
eness and disorderly conduct, was
tried by Judge Fristo yesterday morn
ling and sentenced to 10, days in Jail.
E. D. McAnalIy Of Kennett is
business visitor in this city.
J. A. Cresap returned yesterday aft
crnoOn from a business trip to south
ern points.
Charles Marley, a tie inspector of
Neely's Landing, was a business visit
or in this city yesterday.
r. Miller, of Greensboro, n. c.; f.
Dcmond, of Boston; A. Goodsy, c. A.
Darnell, 3. r. Brewer, J. w. Jillery,
Z. ]. Lahart, J. A. Clark and Ed Val
entine, of Kansas City; V. H. Stok
man, Of St. Louis; Charles Well and
Robert Wells, of Chicago, all repre-
senting a fruit jar company, are bust
ness visitors in this city.
Thomas f. Clark, who has been in
Chicago for about ten days with his
daughter, Miss Nina Clark, has re-
turned home. On their way back they
stopped over in St. Louis to visit
friends, and Miss Clark decided to re-
main for another week as the guest
Of Mrs. Capen, the wife of well
known St. Louis banker. Mr.. Clark
went to Chicago to buy additional
stock for his music store.
Frank w. Morrison and Mrs. Nor
rison will give picnic at the club
house at Dutchtown today to a party
of friends, who will motor out early
this mornig. Among those who will
/ be present are: Melville ROdebaugh
and family; John Morrison and fam
lily; August Vogelsang and family;
George Hasslinger and family; Ben
Gockel and family and John Boss and
family.
Misses Gertrude and Amy Leschen,
two society debutantes of st. Louis,
will be the guests of friends in this
city in the very near future.
Mrs. Otto Z. Forster, who has been
! confined to her bed at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. NJ. J. Koeck, is
able to be out again. She suffered
from severe cold.
]. E. WoodsOn departed yesterday
afternoon for southern points on a
business trip.
l.. H. Graessle, a coffee salesman of
st. Louis, formerly a merchant of this
city, was in the Cape yesterday calling
on his tradeA
Mr.. and Mrs. William Kirkendall of
limo were business visitors in this
city yesterday.
P. r. Eaton of Pocahontas visited
friends in this city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. ]. Wilkinson of
Charleston motored to the city yester-
day to attend the athletic exercises.
w. E. McCarty of Cairo is bust
ness visitor in this city.
Major Giboney Houck departed this
morning for st. Louis on a short bust
ness trip.