The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1915-08-20
CITY news IN BRIEF
!h!E.hsyK. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES!

Mrs. NJ. Masek and her daughter
returned from a visit at Memphis
Tenn.
]. c. Williamson of Poplar Bluff
was her least night.
Mrs. H. f. Freeze of Advance was
a business visitor in the Cape yester-
day afternoon.
Miss Marie Wightman arrived today
from st. Louis to visit Miss Thelma
Cation of Lorimier place.
Miss Ruth Cashion, who has been
a student at the summer session of the
Normal school, departed yesterday to
st. Louis to visit her uncle. Dr. John
Young.
Misses Anna and Katherine Thirclf
of st. Louis, who have been in Cape
for the last week visiting tkcir broth
er, Edward Thirolf, yesterday depart
ed to their home in st. Louis.
Julius Sawitzki, formerly a travel
ing salesman for A. r. Zoelsman,
yesterday departed to his former home
in Chicago. He will be connected with
a machine company in Chicago, where
he will be a demonstration. Mr.. Saw
tiki, who was popularity known in
the Cape as "Sour Whiskey;' was with
Mr.. Zoelsman for almost a year.
The Lutheran congregation at Jack
son Sunday held its annual mission
festival when a collection of $50 was
obtained. Sermons were preached in
the morning and afternoon and a
crowd of several hundred people at
tended, among whom were several
from Cape Girardeau.
Members of the Lutheran Church
congregation Sunday afternoon sur
prised Prof. +. w. Norman with a
celebration in honor of the 18th ami
versary of his installation as a Lu-
theran shool teacher. The party was
on the lawn at the old Alt home, re-
Gently purchased by the Lutheran
Church.
Several handsome presents were
given to Prof. Norman. He began
teaching in Chattanooga, Tenn, and
went to Washington, Mo-, thence to
New Orleans and to Cape Girardeau
where he has been located for four
and half years.
Mrs. B. J. Heard and son yesterday
returned to the Cape from Caruthers-
vile where they were visiting friends
and relatives.
Louis Bey, Carl Kiefncr, Theodore
ThelenOus and Edward Thelenous, all
of Prairieville, yesterday motored to
the Cape.
Miss Myrtled Wilson has returned
from Milton, Ia, and has resumed her
duties as head trimmer of the MILL
merry department Of the Allison Tog-
gerry shop.
"Da" Kliner of Vanduser, yesterday
was in town. dad" is known in the
Cape and south of town as Southeast
Missouri's greatest fisherman.
Auborn Caldwell, son of Frank J.
Caldwell, county collector, was in the
Cape yesterday visiting City Collector
George Meyers at his office.
Martin Nothdurft of Tilsit, yester-
day was a business visitor in the
Cape.
Referee in Bankruptcy Oscar 4
Knehans tomorrow will depart on 4
trip through southern counties, Hayti
and Charlottesville, where he will look
after matters concerning several bank
ruptcy cases. He will return Satur,
day.
Miss Eula Allen, and Olga Buch,
ner, both of Latin, are in the Cape
to spend a week visiting with relatives
in Haarig.
Hugo Wilder, son of Rev. A. Wilder
of the Lutheran Church, and gradu
ate of the Normal school, for the last
four days has suffered with an alb
scess that developed on his left foot
The sore was lanced yesterday, anc
physicians in attendance expect hin