The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1915-07-16

torn from the chimney, which was the
extent of the injury.
D.. Leon Hannah is back at his post OF
duty as clerk in the Sherman Golfer
store after several days vacation
Grover Meatte, who substituted fo1
him has returned to his home in Por.
tageville.
Mrs. Charles H. Daues and daugh-
ter Of St. Louis are visiting friends in
this city.
Davis Revelle is seriously sick, and
William Ruskampf is working in his
place as night clerk.
Mrs. George Waters and children
have gone to Moscow, Mo-, for a few
weeks visit with relatives.
E. NJ. Carter left yesterday for a
trip through the southern counties in
the interest Of the Normal.
Mrs. H. L. Coffman, who has been
visiting for several days at the home
Of her brother, DR.. Elmo Porterfield,
in st. Louis, returned on the early
train this morning.
Miss Helen and Virgie Purcell Of
limo are visiting Mrs. j. d. Porter
field Jr., of this city.
Miss Nettie Sharp departed yester-
day afternoon for Bonnie Terre, where
she will visit for a few days with her
sister, Mrs. Murphy.
Claude Clark, son of Thomas E.
Clark, who has been in Baltimore, At
lantic City and Detroit during the past
several weeks, will return to this city
July 10 and become partner with his
father in the music store.
Mrs. P. A. Hoch and daughter, Miss
Gcnevieve, left Thursday afternoon
for Cairo for a short visit. They viii
return today accompanied by Philip
Hoch Jr., who has been visiting in
Cairo for several days.
DR.. NJ. Rosanthal and DR.. J. V. Bra
ham departed for st. Louis last night
on the steamer Cape Girardeau. They
will return Tuesday.
Attorneys w. C. Balm and III. f.
Alexander were in Benton yesterday
morning on court matters.
Judge Orren Wilson also had some
matters coming before the Circuit
Court, which convened in Benton yes
terday.
Edward Frenzel yesterday entered a
plea of guilty to disturbing the peace
of Robert Johnson, before Judge Will
Ter, and was fined 81 and costs.
Ed Gentry has moved his tailoring
business from the Blattner building in
Haarig to the Milled building, a few
doors further east.
Byrd Oliver of Neely's Landing was
in the city yesterday visiting his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. Oliver.
Miss Clara Upton of Little Rock,
Ark, passed through this city yester-
day with a motoring party, bound for
Omaha, Neb. Miss Upton formerly
lived in this city, and is the daughter
of Newt Upton, we'll known railroad
man, who, at one time, made the Cape
his home. Miss Clara called to see
Mayor Rage, TO whom she had become
greatly attached when a little child.
Her father is still engaged in railroad
work in Little Rock.
w. W. Anderson of Mcclure was in
the city yesterday purchasing some
livestock from local dealers.
Joe Moore, night clerk at the St.
Charles, returned yesterday from Laf-
lin, where ne had gone to visit his par
ents.
Henry Baden and family returned
yesterday from a two weeks visit on
their farm at Lilbourn.
Gottfriei Gross, with his little
daughter, Leona, and Frank Rub, with
his little girl, Bernice, motored with
Jacob Lacroix over the nofthern see
ton of the county yesterday. They
passed through Jackson, Fruitland,
Pocahontas, Oak Ridge, Shawneetown,
Uniontown, Frohna, Appleton, Alien
burg and News Wells,
Will Moore and family and Mrs. w.
H. Kiehne spent yesterday in Gordon
vile visiting at the home of Mrs.