The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1915-10-08

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D. F. Wills etal to l.. D. Roberts
same as above $4,000.
D. A. Glenn to E. NJ. Thilenins Lot
20. Block 4, Lot 9. Block to Red Star
Addition to Cape Girardeau, 100000.
| Jackson, Oct. 2.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Schneider will
entertain Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Stack
and little son at dinner tomorrow.
Harry Skinner had a narrow escape
from being crushed to death Thurs
day. He was experimenting the load
ing of some logs onto the train at
Kelly's Spur, below Gordonville, when
one of the logs rolled over on him,
knocking him down, and it had to be
lifted off Of him. He was badly hurt
about the head and side Of his face
and was taken to Gordonville, where
DR.. Ford Creased the wounds after
which he was brought to the Burford
Hotel, in this city. DR.. Ford visited
him today and said he is badly hurt.
Lloyd Macon, who is superintendent
Of the, Oran school, is spending the
week end with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. C. A. Macon, and enjoying the
Cape Fair. Tonight Professors Ben
nick, principal Of the Oran schools,
will be here to visit with Professor
Macon until tomorrow.
The Baptist ladies will have a harv-
est social in the basement Of their
church next Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Mueller ST.,
tomorrow will have as their guests:
Mrs. Hugo Mueller, Mrs. Ed Regen-
hardt and Mrs. Kessler of Cape Girar-
deau.
In the game Of football, which was
played yesterday at Perryville between
Jackson High School and Perryville,
the score resulted in 81 to 0 in favor
Of Jackson.
Miss Ella Graden of near Gordonville
leaves today for st. Louis to seek en-
ployment.
Joe Call, who has been quite sick, is
improving.
Mrs. A. ]. Wood Of Fruitland and
her brother, VIM. Black, Of Marion,
ILL.,, are spending the day with Mrs.
J. Van Amburg.
A. NJ. Spradling and wife, Henry
Pulls and wife, R. X. Wilson and fam
lily. Mrs. Sam Petermsn, Henry Cock
ell and family, Mrs. Butcher Sperling,
C. A. Vandivort and family, Mrs. Lii
nus Sanford and the Misses Ruby and
Pearl Beattie, Frances Milde and Lima
Heider, are among those attending the
Cape Fair.
Will Coca and wife are visiting at
the Cape this week. o.. ...
Mr.: and Mrs. Tom Critics Of Sedge-
wickville are in town today. They
brought some more Of their fine sor-
ghum molasses. This is their third trip
here with the sweet stuff, and in the
three trips they sold 2S0 gallons.
John AIDE of this city has the con-
tract for building new home for Fred
Meier, four miles south Of town, and
will begin work Monday. Mr.. AIDE also
has the; contract to build a new barn
for Mr. Bailey; Who lives on the J. w.
Hunter farm: Mr. Bailey lost his barn
several months ago when it was struck
by lightning. and burned. =
Mi. and Mrs. A. NJ. Robertson re-
turned yesterday from weeks visit
on their farm at Whitewater. Mr..
Robertson's brother, George Robert
son, and wife, OF 1llnio, were guests on
the farm.
Miss Myrtle Poe will leave Monday
for weeks visit at Charleston and
Dexter before going to Gideon to
teach.
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Mrs. Will Wolters will return today |
from visit to relatives at New Mad |
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Miss Dorothy Fisher is assisting in |
the millinery department at Priest
Behrens, and Miss Elsie Hoffmeister |
is helping at Schneider's grocery store,
demonstrating Weyps sunshine bis
cults and waters.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.