The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1915-05-07

ging, $3.50; c. F. Bartels, same $50;
W. A. Sander & Bro, supplies, SLIGO
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. VOges, who live
about two miles below town, enter,
tanned with a dinner yesterday. Those
who were lucky enough to be invited
to the feast were: Louis Schaper and
family, Oliver Ruppel and family, Au,
gust Rust and family, Henry C. Voges
and family, and john hasten and fam,
lily.
Miss Frieda Klein and Bern Looney
were married at the residence Of the
brides mother, at o'clock last night
Rev. Ross of the Presbyterian Church
Officiated. Only the immediate family
of the bride was present at the cere-
mony. Immediately after the cere-
mony the young couple mOtOred to the
Cape to surprise AIr. Looney's mother
and family, by presenting themselves
as Mr.. and Mrs. Bern LOoney. The
ncwIyweds have gone to housekeeping
in the home which Mr.. Looney had
prepared for his bride on Hope street
|, Mrs. Theresa Popp died at her home
in Altenburg this morning, aged 50
years. Deceased leaves four children
an aged mother, Mrs. Schade; one sis
ter, Mrs. Engert, and four brothers.
Oswald, who with the mother and sis
ter lives at Frohna; Bruna of Alien
burg, and Conrad and William Schade
of Jackson. The funeral will be held
at II o'clock tomorrow, at Altenburg.
Miss Ella Hart Jones entertained
the Juniors Of the High School last
night with a class party. Rock was
played, and prizes given the players;
Miss Ruth Hays and Robert Hender-
son being the winners. Dainty re-
freshments were served and a splendid
time had.
At the High School Meet held in
this city yesterday, 10 graduates
from various high schools in the
county, were present and participated.
The exercises were held at the Gem
Theater. The mornings program con-
sisted Of an oral spelling match, fol-
lowed by play and music by the fifth
grade Of the Grammar School.
The exercise in the afternoon began
at ] o'clock with a written spelling
match, in which the prizes were won
as follows: Miss Evelyn Hopper, first
prize, 50; Miss Clara Stoll, second
prize, $3.50; Nina Daugherty, third
prize, 81.
In the oratOrical contest which fol-
lowed, five girls participated. The
contest was won by Miss Amy Nell
Walker of Oak Ridge.
The declamatory contest, in which
five boys competed, was won by AL
bert Estes of BurfOrdville.
The Judges were Prof. DEFAULT
Prof. Goodin and Rev. Ross.
An address was delivered by Rev.
l. l.. Holt of Cape Girardeau. The
diplomas were presented by Prof. j.
T. Mcdonald, and a short address was
delivered by Prof. Ross.
Frank Kimmel VS.. Receivers for
Frisco r. r., damages; Judgment for
500.
Almost the entire population of
jackson attended the May Festival of
the High and Grammar Schools which
was held on the high school campus
last night, and everyone present felt
we'll rewarded for coming W viewing
the beautiful sights. such as two May
Poles, with a circle Of sweet-faced girls
tripping around each pole, winding
and unwinding the many colored
strcamers. Some twenty-eight grace
full girls in the different folk dances
but of course, the great event of the
evening was the browning of the May
Queen. Miss Ada Schade was voted
the queen, and was crowned by the
Esprit of Spring" Miss Mable Poe,
Maids of honor TO the queen were: