The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1915-12-17


pretty home on his farm south Of
town and the young couple will go to
housekeeping the latter part of this
week. The bride is a daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Rice and the groom
is the oldest so nof the late Mr.. and
Mrs. August Hers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Reitzel yester-
day had their infant son christened.
The little one was named Earl Will
liam. Mrs. George Kaufman and
Henry ReitZel were sponsors. A
sumptuous dinner was served to the
following guests: Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Kaufman, H. Reitzel, r. Zschille and
family, j. Friedrich and family, Louis
Ristig and family, S. Friedrich and
family. Mr.. and Mrs. G. Householder,
Mrs. P. Loves, son and daughter.
DR.. w Ford and wife of Gordon
willie and John Medley of Whitewater
are in Jackson attending Probate
Court.
Presiding Elder Rev. Barnes held
quarterly conference in the Methodist
Church here yesterday.
J. p. Mabrey returned from st.
Louis yesterday.
hasten and Schmukc are burning
the last kiln of brick for this season
The firm has had an exceptionally
good season. Twelve car loads are
ready to be shipped to New Madrid,
to be used on the ne wcourt house
being built at that place
Mr. and Mrs. Landgraf Of near St.
Louis arrived yesterday for a weeks
visit with Rev. Langehianig and wife.
Mrs. Cross Hope of near FruitIand
tonight will be taken to St. Louis
hospital for treatment. Mrs. Hope is
Il sist". Ct Mrs. y. ". Hayes of this
city.
have election of officers tonight and
Mr.. and Mrs. c. VI. McWiliams will
be initiated into the chapter. Cape
chapter of Eastern Stars has been ex-
tended an invitation to Jackson chap
ter for a six o'clock dinner and ban
quet at night on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Medley yes
tcrday entertained at dinner, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. NJ McAttee and Miss Lorctto
Fox.
Miss Ruth McAtee, who is visiting
in Parryville, will return home tomOr-
row.
The flag at the court house is at
half mast today as tribute Of re-
spect to Senator F. VI. CockrelI, who
died at his home in Washington, ID.
c.. this morning.
Ed Boyles of Illinois is visiting the
family of J. H. Poe
Andrew Stickler and Cooper Lapc,
who are employed in the Goodwin and
Jean poultry business in this city will
go to Delta the first of the year to
work in the poultry business which
the firm has recently established
there.
Jackson, Dec. If.
The eighth grade of the grammar
school won in a basket ball game with
a team from the McFerron school, yes
terday afternoon. The game was
played here and stood Is TO ~ in ia
vOr of Jackson. Last night Oak
Ridge High School played Jackson
High School in this city and again
Jackson was victorious, the score be
ing SO to IS in favor of Jackson.
Lloyd MacOm., superintendent of the
Oran School, is spending the weekend
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. A
Macon. Clyde Samuel and J. Bed
well OF Oak Ridge spent last night
with Mr.. and Mrs. Macon.
Mrs. Will Rousel has lust been in
formed of the death of her brother,
Knode Simpson. Mr.. Simpson died
several weeks ago Of tuberculosis in a
Catholic hospital in New Orleans. Mr..
Simpson lived in Jackson for a while
and two years ago went south. He
was thirty-six years old.
Miss Cleo holland Of F'ruitland spent
last night with Miss Grace Van Am
burg and attended the basket ball
game at the high school.
Probate Court will convene in an
next Monday, at which
he case of August Weiner against the
Charles Rarenbug estate for claim
Of several hundred dollars, and also
he case of Frohna Smith against
he Young estate will come up for
rial
Mrs Matte Bast has returned from
several weeks visit to relatives and
friends in Poplar Bluff and Dexter.
Mrs. Anon Nevins and daughter,
FERN, of Cape, and Mrs. Louis Schafcr,
south of town, were geusts of Mrs.
levins' mother, Mrs. Wiley GOA yes