The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1915-04-02

er, passed through Jackson today on
her way home, and reports her mother
doing nicely. Mrs. Niblack was taken
to st. Francis Hospital last week to
have a growth on her arm removed,
and the operation was success.
Mrs. Clara Murphy is in bed with
a sore foot, having injured it by drop
ping piece of wood on it, and Mrs
Wilhelmina Friedrich has very sore
eye as the result of being hit by a
piece of kindling she was splitting.
A mixed program will be given at
the Evangelical church Easter Sunday
at 1880 p. m.
Mrs. Kate Schmucke is at the Cape
with her daughter, Mrs. VIM. B.
Schaefer, who has been i'll.
]. E. Schmucke, who has been in
New Madrid the past few days, re-
turned today. The architect for the
Court House, which will be built at
New Madrid, was selected yesterday,
and Mr.. Schmucke was at the meeting
in the interest of the Hasten &
Schmucke Brick and Thing Co.
There was a basket dinner at Cane
Greek school today and will be a
Creek school today. There will be a
box supper tonight.
Miss Bessie Samuels entertained the
Young Ladies' Club with a, Rock party
at her home last night.
There will be an illustrated sermon
at the Episcopal church tomorrow
night.
The County Sunday School Conven-
ton just closed a very interesting
meeting. The following officers were
elected: w. C. Ballard of the Cape,
president; NJ. G. LaPierre of Jackson,
vice president; Russell Dearmont of
the Cape, secretary; Mrs. c. A. Ma
com of Jackson, superintendent of
Temperance Instruction; ]. P. Ma
brey of Jackson, superintendent of
Adult Department; Mrs. Lanson of the
Cape, superintendent Missionary
Work; C. H. VOTERS of Jackson,
treasurer.
Alvin Kerstner, son of our treasur-
er, who is attending the Lutheran
Theological School at Springfield, ILL.,,
arrived home today for a weeks visit,
and brought his classmate, Otto ST.
monsen with him as his guest.
Miss Devault, teacher in our high
school, has her two sisters from Mar
BILE Hill as guests for the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson La Pierre will
entertain Robert and Ray Medley at
fish supper today. The fish is six
pound Red Snapper which came all
the way from Tennessee.
The Misses Magdalene Grohsrann
and Mary Dell Caldwell attended the
closing exercises of The Millerville
High School THURSDAY l'ght ara re-
turnel home yes :Arr!ar.
Little Millicent Mueller is quite sick
with bronchitis.
The Misses Elyla and Grace Brown
ing, Oma Schade and Grace McLain,
went to Cape Girardeau today.
Miss Bessie Limbaugh broke two
bones in her wrist in a fall at the
skating rink yesterday.
The girls of the Senior Glass of the
High School will meet with the Misses
Hughes, Devault and Hickman, High
School teachers, tonight to have a
sweet time, in other words, to cook
candy.
Irene Miller, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell Miller of Millerville, won
in the preliminary contest at Miller
vile High School and will represent
that school at the County Field Meet
to be held at Jackson, Saturday, April
8.
Will Orrell moved into the doe"
Reed property on the Green Ferry
Road.
Herbert Quade, who has been living
on the Vogelsang farm, moved to
Jackson today and will occupy part of
the Sanford property with his brother,
Jessie, and will work for Linus Pen
sci.
The Misses Lottie and Willie Will
liams and Messrs. Sam Lail, Jr., and
Morrison Williams motored out to
Millerville in Pat Williams new car
to attend the Preliminary Contest Civ
Ell at the Millerville High School,
Thursday night.
Mrs. Guy Cobble of West Jackson
is very sick with la grippe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Burge of Cen
tralia, ILL.,, and Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson
of Omaha, Neb., are ex-
pected today to visit Mr.. and Mrs. |
Jesse Hit, east of town. Mrs. Hit is
a sister of Mrs. Burge and Mr.. Mas
.erson.
Fred Schneider, who went to Hot |
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