The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1915-07-02
CITY news IN BRIEF

ClaUd Brooks and Miss Ruby Char
les, both of this city, were married at
7:30 o'clock last evening by Mayor F.
A. Rage, at the home of the brides
parents in Red Star Addition.
e. A. Miles had collected in his
stock pens for shipment yesterday
morning, 100 head of hogs, IS head of
cattle and so sheep. He sold out this
collection, one car mixed stock, and the
remainder he shipped to the st. Louis
market by boat last night.
A motoring party composed of Jas.
Kinder and family, Charles Stehr and
family, H. A. Nussbaum and family
and George Waters and family will
motor to New Madrid this morning to
spend the day visiting at the home of
Mr.. Waters parents.
Harry Williams returned yesterday
from a business trip to Mississippi
County.
Mrs. Gus POtt returned to PaScola
yesterday afternoon after visiting for
several days with friends and relatives
in the Cape.
Henry Baden departed yesterday for
New Madrid to look after some land
interests.
Grover Obermiller, the contractor,
left yesterday with a crew of men for
Dexter where they have a large plas-
tering contract.
Mrs. Robert West and daughter are
visiting friends in Sikeston, and from
there will go to Charlottesville for a
brief visit.
c. A. Eaton, deputy bank examiner,
arrived yesterday and will spend Sun
day at home with his family in this
city.
James Warner, manager of the
Waters-Pierce Oil Co., in this city, is
undergoing treatment in st. Johns
Hospital in St. Louis. Mr.. Warner
states that he regards The Tribune alb
sOlutely essential to his successful re-
covery, and that he has suffered re-
lapse each time that there was a de-
lay in its delivery. He expects to re-
main in the hospital for about three
weeks longer.
James GOA yesterday received a
new racing motorcycle which he has
acquired for the purpose of entering
the races at the Playground Park on
July 3. 1t is reported that number of
prominent riders have expressed their
intention of participating in these
races.
Judge B. F. Davis returned yester-
day afternoon from Randles where ne
had been looking after his extensive
land and timber interests
Mrs Martin Bierwirth, a former
resident of this city, now residing in
Texas, arrived yesterday on the steam
or Cape Girardeau for visit with
Mrs. A. Bader and Cape Girardeau
r. friends.
George Seibert, the little son of Mr..
and Mrs. S. P. Seibert, who has been
sick at St. Francis Hospital, is rapid
ly improving, and was yesterday con-
veyed to his home.
Nick Weller, Paul Ketterer and Will
Hopper drove to Dutchtown this morn
ing on a hunting and fishing trip.
George Green left this morning for
Telluride, Col, where he expects to
make his permanent home.
Julian Friant returned yesterday
from Cairo where he had accompanied
his mother on her way to Paducah to
attend the funeral of his uncle, Julian
Friant Sr.
Harry Dormeyer, formerly of Cape
County, arrived yesterday from Stutt-
CART, and after visiting for a few
hours in this city continued his jour,
ney to jackson where he will spend
several days visiting relatives ano
friends.
Mrs. Henry Harger departed yester,
day afternoon for her home in Boone,