The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1915-01-08
News From The County Seal
jackson, Jan. 6

~. H-4l1l WI l-iAiSsiiuNt -f4AlatN NiAS~A
tanned about a dozen of their young
married friends at cards last night.
Miss Franben, who taught the
teachers course in our High School
last year, is this year teaching in the
Hot Springs, Ark, schools.
j. Z. Schmuci:c has gone 70 Benton
20 attend the funeral of his uncle, VIM.
Spalding, who died yesterday, and viii
be buried in Benton today Mr.. Spald-
ing was well known to a number Of
jackson people as he frequently visit
ed the family of his sister, Mrs. Kate
Schmucke. Mr.. Spalding leaves be
sides his widow and several children,
two sisters, Mrs. Kate Schmucke, Of
jackson, and Miss Annie Spalding Of
near the Cape, and two brothers, Dick
and John Spalding of near The Cape.
The Cemetery Association meets
with Mrs. Ncttic Howard this after
noon.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Covert entertain
Cd Mr.. and Mrs. Gerry Sibley and Nh
and Mrs. Chas. Williams at dinncr
Monday, in honor of Mrs. Goyert'5
birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Carmean and
son, Milton, of kannctt, who have beec
visiting relatives here, leave for their
home tomorrow.
The Misses Mary Dell Caldwell an,
Virginia Morton left this morning fer
E'rederichtowh, where they will Wis!
bliss Virginia La Brot.
Aubuchon ct al. ". Aubuchon vas
ordered placed on the docket for Jan.
il.
Several colOred men of the Cape
appeared at the Jail yesterday to visi.
CurIey Smith. colored, indicted for
first degree murder. George Sum
mers, the sheriff, told them they would
have to be searched before being adj
mittcd, to which one OF them agreed,
the other, ST Sheppard, resisting.
Summers at the point Of Il revolver
forced him to submit to be searched
and found 4 3S-caiibre piston which
The negro had concealed about his per
son. Summers then locked the man
into 4 cell, while he went to Squire
John Putt and sworc out warrant
The negro after furnishing 5000 bond
was bound over to the MAJ term O.
Circuit Court. Frank Swartz, 0. ID.
Sncricy, white, and Geo. Williams,
colored, all of the Cape, are the bonds
men.
NJ. and Mrs. Henry Gockei enter
tanned Nj. and Mrs. A. NJ. Robert
sen, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. c. Hoffmeistcr
and Me5srs. Troy Gladish and Harold
Mabrey Sunday evening.
Those receiving prizes at the 500
party given by Mr.. and Mrs. \. d.
Mildc last night were Mrs. Henry
GccScl, first; Mrs. L. MiIde, booby;
Mr.. A. NJ. Robertson, first; Mr.. Hen
~ GOckcl, bCoby.
Mr.. and Ms. J. W. McCombs arc
entertaining Rev. Jenkins and wife,
Mesdames Lon McCombs, Ed Russell,
Miss Rocna Shancr and J. w. Nc
Combs, Sr., at dinner today.
The Misses Grace Vineyard and En-
ma Hoffmeistcr left yesterday for
Stevens College, Columbia. Robert
Vineyard returned to st. Louis tc re-
sumo his work at he Missouri Baptist
Sanitarium.
Prof. Miller OF the High School,
took his class in agriculture down to
Mill "A" this morning, where they
studied the wheat question, that is the
different grades Of wheat selected for
the different grades of flour, the mill
ing process, etc.
Henry James is moving into the new
house he. recently purchased Of Mrs.
Josie Hopper, and VIII KOehlcr is
moving into the house vacated by Mr..
James, which belongs to the Quinns
estate. Joe VOTERS is also moving
into his new home in Cherry street to-
day
Miss Bernice Williams will enter
tain the Bachelor Girls and their |
young men friends at her home south |
of town tonight.
Mrs. C. A. Macon, entertained her /
Sunday School Glass with a bill ,of
fare luncheon last Saturday afternoon.
Each number on the bill of fare was
a conundruin, and when some one ex-
pected dainty viands, and found when
their order was filed they had select
ed toothpicks and cheese, they were
so amazed and amused that they join
I'd in the laugh at their own expense.
Mrs. Vera Taylor, who was Miss Tai
ey until week ago, a member of the
lass, was given a miscellaneous
shower on this occasion. The young
aides know il is customary TO pive