The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1915-09-24
News From The County Seat

Mrs. R. c. Kneibert is at Cape Cir.
ardeau, nursing her aunt, Mrs. Johan-
ma Oberheide, who is very i'll.
Adam Love yesterday bought Henry
Engelmann's Ford car.
Mrs. G. J. Rabold, who has been
sick for the past week, is improving
Mrs. VIM. Wagner ST., is entertain
ing some of her friends with lunch
con this afternoon.
The Missionary Society of the Meth
odist Church will meet Friday after
noon in the basement of the church.
Miss Bessie Taylor is clerking at j
G. Heinbergs.
H. D. Mitchell of Charlottesville
Ind, lectured at the Court House in
this city last night, in the interest of
the Ben Hur Lodge.
w. f. Schade, Dale Browning and
George Seibert have taken some of
their fine stock to the Fair at Skies
ton, therefore, we know Jackson will
capture some Of the blue ribbons at
that Fair.
Little Della Loos is sick with st.
Vitus dance.
Miss Nellie Brown was given sur
prise party yesterday afternoon in
honor of her sixteenth birthday. About
twenty of her young friends were
present to help her celebrate.
Guy Deck is improving his property
by having a granitOid sidewalk built.
About fifty of our. high and gram
mar school students, in care Of Super
intcndent j. H. Goodin, will attend the
foot ball game between Jackson High
and Cape Normal at the Cape this aft
crnoOn.
Mrs. Claud Miller went to Cape yes
terday to visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs Foeste, and until this even
ing, when she will return home with
her husband, Prof. c. Miller, who is at
cape NlIdIucdu Will Ills IoOI Ddll
team.
JAG, Clippard is grading his lot in
West Jackson to begin with the build
ing of fine new residence.
Joe Calls new house, four miles
west Of town, is ready for the plast
ers.
Norman Stcimcl, who went to Val
paraiso, Ind, several months ago to
finish a course in biography, has
passed the examination and secured
the position of station agent for the
Chicago and Northwestern at Howells,
Neb.
The w. c. r. L. meets tomorrow aft
ernoon with Mrs. Oliver Kinder.
Seabaugh's large transfer truck is
carrying the football crowd from here
to Cape today.
Guy MiItcnbcrgcr has purchased a
new Buick car.
Mrs. Mamie DocrricS of Virginia
yesterday moved into Mrs. Lily Will
sons property.
jackson, Sept. 81.
Mrs. Frieda Gockel and children of
Cape Girardeau spent yesterday with
Mesdames A. A. Boss and L. X. Will
son.
Mrs. Lilly Wilson, who some weeks
ago fell and broke her arm, has dis
cardcd the splints and bandages.
Walter LoOney will move from the
Gockel property, west of f. Milde's, in
rooms of Mrs. Wilhelmina Friedrich's
on First South street tomorrow. Mrs.
Lilly Armstrong will move into the
house vacated by Mr.. Looney.
Mrs. Frieda Kies is entertaining
friends at a coffee drinking this after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hopper and
Miss G. Nuremberg visited the family
of TheO. Busch, near the County Farm
Sunday.
The b. Y. p. U. had social last
night in the basement of the Baptist
Church. Games, contests, music and
refreshments helped to make most
enjoyable evening for the large crowd.
These social gatherings in churches
and schools are to be commended. The
Baptists are busy preparing for their
Statewide go to Sunday School Day,
October g."
Miss Emile Paar entertained at six
o'clock dinner Sunday for Miss Selma
Kies of New Philadelphia, Ohio, and
Melbert Schwarz, of this city, who left
yesterday for Washington University
st. Louis.
Evangelist Montgomery arrived to-
day on visit to his daughter, Mrs. f.
w. Carnett.
J. Horrell left today for Senath,
Dunklin County, on business.
August Meier of Gordonville and
Miss Annie Riemann Of MillerviHe are
in town.
Frank Drum, who lives several miles
northeast of Jackson. this morning