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

visit Niagara Falls in the near future
A party OF our leading Republicans
will go to SiKeston Monday to attend {
meeting for the purpose of selecting g
suitable man for Congress from the
Fourteenth District.
A car loaded with cinders Jumped
the track near mill "a" this morning
and took quite a bit of work to get
it back on.
Mrs. George Jaeger and children
who have been visiting in DeSoto, re-
turned home yesterday.
Mrs. John Hoffmeister and children
and Judson Randol will go to the Cape
today to spend Sunday with Morton
Randol and family.
Mrs. Godfrey Kies, who, in company
with her cousin, Miss Helen Tiedeman
visited in California for a few weeks,
will return home Monday.
There will be a special term of the
County Court next Tuesday, to make
requi:ition on the State for road and
bridge money.
Mrs. Ed Russell, who has been visit
ing at the Cape returned home yes
terday.
The Misses LeonOra and Tillie Vel
tecla and Leonora HoffmeiSter gave
a party for their Sunday school classes
at the Weltecke home last night.
There were thirty-one present.
T. d. Hines left for st. Louis yes
terday on business and also to meet
his daughter Miss Norma, who has
been visiting in Clean, Mo. They will
return home today.
Excelsior Lodge of Jackson will
visit Trowel Lodge of Marble Hill to-
night to confer the Third Degree.
Jackson, July 26.
Ed Harris Of the Cape spent Sun
day with his mother, Mrs. Annie Har-
ris ia Jackson.
]. V. Priest, the Jolly salesman, with
Heinberg, is having a weeks vacation.
w. W. Taylor spent Sunday with
home folks and returned to his work
at the Cape this morning. His little
grandson of the Cape, who had been
visiting in Jackson, returned to his
home this morning.
The jackson Methodist Sunday
School Orchestra had their pictures
taken yesterday afternoon. We know
it will be fine. as the members of the
orchestra always look pleasant.
Miss Ella Umbeck of the Cape was
the guest of Miss Helena Kies yester-
day.
Martin SchlGss went to Sikeston this
morning on business.
Ten auto loads of Gordonville people
passed through Jackson yesterday on
a pleasant trip to Ste. Genevieve. The
Misses Meta and Clara Meier of Jack
son went with the party.
Mrs. Mcinicke and daughter, Muriel,
of Chicago are visiting the family of
VIM. SchwarZ
Mrs. Ben Sunderman and the Misses
McGIath Of the Cape are visiting Mrs.
Christine Beattie.
Mrs. Frederick Best, widow of
Fred Best, died last night at her home,
) miles west Of Jackson, aged 90 years.
Mrs. Best is survived by eight chill
dren-WilliaM, Henry, August, Gus
tave and Martin, and Mcsdames En-
ma Meyer, Annie Fluger and Miss
Lima Best. Funeral will take place
tomorrow at 10 a. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Roussel enter
tanned Mr.. aid Mrs. Clyde Baugh at
dinner yesterday.
John Shields has gone below Cape
Girardeau on business today. His wife
accompanied him as far as the Cape
where she Will visit with her aunt,
Miss Alice Simpson.
Miss Ruby Meyer of Route No. 2 is
visiting Miss Apnie Rieman at Miller
vile.
Miss Marie Buerkle and Mrs. John
Lucht entertained Joe Kies and fam
ily of near the Cape at dinner yester-
day.
Mesdames Silas Allen and Augusta
Atchison of the Cape, who have been
visiting Mrs. VIM. Loenecke near Bur
fordville, stopped in Jackson this
morning on their way home. Little
Mis-; HuIda Loenecke accompanied
them home for a visit. Prof. Guese
and wife of the Cape spent the day
with the Loenecke family yesterday.
DR.. Glenn Seibert of Egypt Mills
has sold his home at that place and
expects to locate in Jackson as soon
as he can fird suitable house. We
are always glad to welcome such citi-
zens as DIR. Scibert and family to our
town.
Mrs. Lillian Gockel entertained with
a six o'clock dinner yesterday in honor