The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1915-08-20
News From The County Seat
Jackson, Aug. Il.

Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Obermiller
| newlyweds, were treated to a rousine
charivari last night Mrs. Obermiller
who has Deen living in her home OF
First North street, will move with heI
husband to his home on Cherry street
and Mr.. and Mrs. Bern Looney, who
are living in Sam Vandivort's proper
ty will move into Mrs. Obermiller's
house.
Louise and Liman Armstrong OF
Neely's Landing are visiting Mrs.
Matte Bast.
l.. A. Goodwin and Ben Masters are
attending picnic at Lutesville today.
Miss Myrtle Poe who has been Wis
iting in Charleston for the past three
weeks, will return home today, bring
ing with her the Misses Helena Miller
and Emma Thompson of that City,
who will visit with Miss Poe until aft
er Homecoming.
Mrs. ]. G. Kies entertained the We'd
nesday Club yesterday in honor of
Mrs. Meinicke of Chicago, who has
been visiting friends here for some
weeks. Mrs. Meinicke and daughter,
Muriel left for their home today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hope of St.
Louis will arrive tomorrow to spend
Homecoming with Mrs. Hopes moth
er, Mrs. Anna Pulls.
The Misses Imogene and Alice Vim
yard and Carrie Atkins of this city,
and Imogenc and Alice Summers of
the Cape, who have been attending the
Baptist Assembly at Arcadia, left
there yesterday. Miss Imogene Vim
yard going to Poplar Bluff until Mon
day, the rest of the party going to
Cape Girardeau where, Miss Alice
Vineyard will keep house while Mr. and
Mrs. George Summers visit Colorado
Springs, Colo, for a week.
Mrs. Sondcrman of the Cape, and
the Misses McGrath of Webster
Groves, came to Jackson this morning
where the young ladies boarded the
Iron Mountain for their home. They
have been boarding with Mrs. Sender
man and attending the summer school
at the Normal.
Martin Wagner motorcd to Gravel
Hill last night to bring his mother-in-
law, Mrs. Henry, to Jackson for a
visit. Mrs. Henry had been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Leslie, at Gravel
Hill.
AdOlph Paar, son of Judge and Mrs.
VIM. Paar, will come home tomorrow
for a visit with home folks. Adoplh
is working in an electrical machine
shop in Cleveland. o.
Miss Mary Del Caldwell, who has
been visiting the family of j. w. Cald-
we'll at Marble Hill, will return home
tomorrow.
Mrs. ROxic Fulenwidcr has moved
into the property on First South
street, which she recently purchased
from Leon Clippard.
f. r. Byrd of Carriso Springs, Tex,
is here visiting his parents Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Byrd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Rafferty's little
daughter, Clara Belle, on Thursday,
fell in the yard at their home and
hurt her arm so that she has to carry
it in sling. The doctor says muscle
in the arm was badly bruised.
Miss Anna Oliver of Leemon visited
with the family of Prof. Doyle last
night. Miss Oliver is a teacher and
taught in the Charlottesville school
last year. She was reelected to teach
there this year.
Miss Rose Bingenheimcr, who has
been attending the summer course at
the Cape Normal, will be home to-
Miss Bingenheimer, who has
been teaching at Birch Tree two years,
will teach there again this year.
Earl McAtee, who has been visiting
in st. Louis, will return tomorrow,
accompanied by his cousin, Glenn Nc
Aztec, of st. Louis.
Mrs. Ora Masterson, who has been
very sick is much improved today, and
Mrs. r. Mabrey also is resting much
EASIER.
Mr.. Samuels, who, last Friday
vas suddenly seized with a pain in
his right hip, and which descended to
he knee and became so painful that |
4 doctor was called, is uptown today,
with cane. He says since
he pain left the upper portion of his
imb, his shin bone, from the knee to
he ankle, feels perfectly numb, and
has been that way several days.
Mrs. Annie Limbaugh, who has been
visiting the family of Harry Albert |
n st. Louis for two weeks, will re-
urn home tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fuller, who have |
,een visiting Mrs. Fuller's parents, |
Mr. and Mrs q Ruhold loft fo,- thoir