The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1915-08-27

week in Tijuana, Old Mexico, which is
located just across the border from
San Diego. These popular young So
ciety girls sent post card to The
Tribune, showing a busy scene in the
Mexican city, which has not yet been
damaged by the revolution. The Miss
es Vogelsangers will not return home
until early next month.
Morris Shaltupsky has leased the
building at SIP Broadway from DR.. A.
List. He expects to convert the place
downstairs downstairs into a shoe
shop.
Mrs. Ada Farrar of Advance last
night passed through the Cape on her
way home from a,visit at Oak Ridge.
C. A. Vandivort of Jackson was in
the Cape last night.
w. L. Barrett of Poplar Bluff is in
the Cape
Charles Bollinger and A. H. Kidd of
Brentwood, Mo-, last night arrived in
the Cape on business.
Among those who were in Jackson
for the HomecOmers' celebration and
were stranded in the Cape Saturday
night till they went to st. Louis on the
Steamer Stacker Lee early yesterday
morning are: D. w. Steele, of Hor-
nersville, Mo-; Lula B. Dickerson,
Miller City; Dora L. Chostner, Marble
Hill; c. H. La Pierre, jefferson City;
w. W. Seibert, st. Louis; NJ. E. Lesem
and daughter, of the Cape.
George Orchard of Poplar Bluff
yesterday was in the Cape on bust
ness. He was accompanied by his
daughter.
f. F. Forrest of Perryville spent the
day in the Cape yesterday on business
Thomas Myers of Prairie Hill, Mo-,
was a business visitor in the Cape last
night.
Arthur VOgel, who accompanied his
mother, Mrs. w. H. Vogel, to the
mountains of Colorado, returned home
Sunday morning. Mrs. Vogel is stop
ping for a few months in Colorado
Springs, within easy access of the
mountains. During her first two
weeks there, she gained three pounds,
and the exhilirating air improved her
general physical condition. She ex-
poets to remain West until the early
winter.
Charles Moeder yesterday started
work upon the construction of a new
one-story brick building on South
Sprigg street, just north of Good Hope
street. The place will be occupied by
a photographers studio and barber
shop.
The Capahas trimmed the Sikeston
team at the Fairgrounds Sunday by
a score of 3 to l.
Miss Francis Bohnsack, Miss Annie
tGOldcn and Miss Marie Carroll and her
father returned from a visit to Mem
phis yesterday morning by boat.
DR.. Homer Beall of Maiden, Mo-,
yesterday passed through the Cape on
the way to St. Louis.
Mrs. c. VI. Wilmer and son of Mar
bic Hill yesterday afternoon were in
the Cape.
Helena Hoffman of Jackson and
Anna Householder of st. Louis went
to st. Louis early yesterday morning
on the Steamer Stacker Lee.
Senator Thomas +. Lane yesterday
was in Jackson at the opening OF
court.
Ice cream social at corner of Ellis
and Merriwcther streets, given by the
ladies of the Evangelical Church
Thursday evening, August %. Every,
body invited to attend and enjoy them.
selves.
Mrs. Patrick Frissell, wife of Lieut.
Frissell and daughter of Mr.. Louis
Houck, yesterday departed for Doug
las, Ariz., where she will join her hus
band.
Mr.. Cotner of the Park Automobile
Co., will receive one of the new Paige
"Sixes" by the boat Mr.. Cotner re
Gently took the agency for Paige cars
Mrs. H. c. Hovey of McKomis, III.
and A. kuellmer of st. Louis, earl!