The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1915-07-30

in the territory covered by his travels
finished the seasons wheat threshing
yesterday. He says that the crops are
generally good, and that the clover
seed and pea crop promises to be a
record-breaker.
Robert Hope of Oak Ridge was in
the city yesterday visiting his brothers
Glenn Hope and DIR. D. H. Hope.
Mrs. Glenn Hope, who was recently
discharged from st. Francis Hospital
where she underwent surgical opera
ton sometime ago, is sufficiently re-
covered to make the drive to Gordon
vile where she has gone for a few
Lays visit.
R. NJ. McComb of Jackson passed
through this city yesterday on his re-
turn from business trip to St. Louis.
Mrs. C. NJ. McWilliams of Jackson
was in the city yesterday visiting and
doing some shopping.
Miss Helen Koch of Washington,
Mo-, arrived in this city yesterday for
a visit with Miss Rose Nierman.
r. X. Wilson and son of Jackson
passed through the city yesterday on
their return nome from, a trip to St.
Louis.
A NJ. Tinsley and DIR. C. w. Patton
returned yesterday from trip to Cali
fornia.
Dave Harris returned last night
from Perryville where he spent the
week looking after his business inter
ests. Mr.. Harris recently launched d
new enterprise in Perryville, in the
way of an immense clothing establish
ment.
Tie Cape Cardinals, juvenile ball
team playing in Cape Girardeau and
adjacent towrz, met the Illmo Capahas
at the Fairgrounds Sunday and were
defeated by score of 5 to 8. The line
up was as follows:
Cape - Rieck, Thornton, Litterer,
Leuer, Bucnbauer, Blumer, Chappius,
Young, Sands.
nlmo-Carlile, Cruise, H. Wyatt,
Drake, J. Wyatt, Miller, Mason, Hunt,
Wills.
Frisco Claim Agent J. w. Taylor
returned yesterday afternoon from
Dexter, where he reports the city in
the midst Of d three-day celebration.
The business men arranged for three
games of ball between the Dexter
team and the St. Louis Giants, cele
brated team Ct negro players.
The first game was played Monday
and resulted in a score of II to 4 in
favor of the Giants. Yesterday the
score was II to 0 IN favor of the
Giants, and the final game will be
played today. Stirring Bean" Wilson,
regarded as the fastest negro pitcher
in the world, and one of the best in
the business, regardless of color, pitch
ed yesterdays game which resulted in
a shut out.
Miss Gwerdolyn Winningham, the
little daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Winningham, in commemoration Of her
sixth birthday, invited a number of her
friends to her home yesterday after
noon, where the youngsters wer ede-
lightfully entertained.
Those present were: Lucille Fowler,
Alice Lee Tcichman, Virginia Wells,
Violet Winnirgham, Gwendolyn Win
ningham, julie Teichman, Otto Fowler,
Russell Fowler, Raymond Fowler,
Claud Winnirgham Jr., Mrs. F. A.
Rage and daughter, Dorothy Anna
belle, Mrs. Loughlin and son, Elwood,
Miss Mary Morey, Mrs. ]. F. Lawler
and daughter. Coda, Mrs. Otto Fried
rich.
Mrs. P. A. Hocl: returned from a
weeks visit il St. Louis.
Manning Kimmel yesterday shipped
three carloads of cantaloupes to Fes-
tus where he expects to market them.
He left two carloads of choice ones in
this city to be disposed of to local
dealers.
An alarm was turned into the fire
department yesterday afternoon, call
ing them to tie corner of Fountain and
Bellevue streets. When the firemen