The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1915-09-17
News From The County Seat

term of Probate Court.
Mrs. Elvina Masterson, widow of the
late David Masterson died at the home
of her son-in-law, Nesbith Campbell
at 11:3O Saturday night, and was
buried in Mckendree Cemetery, Sun
day at 2 p. m. Mrs. Masterson was
stricken with paralysis several months
ago and had been sick since that time.
She was II years of age, and leaves
one daughter, Mrs. n. Campbell. The
funeral services were held at the home
of Rev. Jenkins.
Miss Mary Howard will leave We'd
nesday for Virginia to attend school.
Judge Martin Haupt and mother,
Mrs. Mary Haupt, Rev. Lehman and
Martin Haupt Jr., of Egypt Mills came
to Jackson yesterday. Mrs. Haupt Jr..
remained with the family of Sherman
Haupt in this city while the Judge and
Rev. Lehman drove to Friedheim,
where Rev. Lehman helped in the serv-
ices at the mission feast.
Martin Schloss and family and Wal
ter Hasten attended mission feast at
Union town yesterday.
Louis Koch, few miles east OF
town, was taken suddenly very i'll yes
terday afternoon and the doctor who
was summoned pronounced Mr.. Koch's
case appendicitis. He suffered intense
ly all night, but is resting easier at
this writing. Mrs. Koch was away
from home at the time her husband
was stricken, visiting her sister, Mrs.
Louis Schwab, who is critically i'll in
st. Francis Hospital at the Cape.
Four auto loads of Gordonville peo-
pie and several autos with Cape peo-
pie passed through Jackson yesterday
on their way to attend the mission
feast at Friedheim. Quite large num-
Der of our citizens attended there or
at Tilsit. Fine sermons were delivered
at each place.
Henry Hoffmcister and family of
Route No. l spent Sunday with Her.
man Hoffmeister at Gordonville, and
Louis Gochmann and family spent yes
terday at Chaffee.
Mrs. Johanna Cleve, who recently
moved to the Cape, came over this
morning for visit with Mrs. Wilhel-
nina Friedrichs and other relatives.
Miss Clara Meier of this city has
been elected to teach the Strodcrville
school, which opens next Monday.
Mrs. Frank Milde is very sick at her
home few miles south of town.
Herman KOcnig Of P0cahOntas yes
terday brought Mrs. Annie Gerth to
visit relatives in Jackson. Mrs. Gerth
is the mother of Mrs. julius jain, and
has grand children and great grand
children living in Jackson. She is Sd
years old, but still very spry and able
to help with Homework.
Mrs. Henry Neumeyer and children
expect to leave for Texas in two weeks
to join Mr.. Neumeyer who went north
some time ago on account of his
health.
Rev. Lynn Ross and John TalIey
will go to Potosi tomorrow to attend
the Presbytcry, which will be held at
that place. Albert Behrens will clerk
at Heinberg's during Mr.. TalIey's alb
sence.
Adolph Saupe and son, and Henry
Hasten of Shawneetown, Saturday
passed through jackson with the
household goods of Dr. Morgan, who
is moving to the Cape.
Hon. L. H. Davis of Huntsville, Ala,
is in Jackson.
Mrs. Tucker of Perry County is Wis
iting the family of her son, Roy, in
this city, and is so we'll pleased with
Jackson that she and her husband will
move here soon.
Farm Adviser McWilliams has a
new Ford runabout.
DR.. Wichterich and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. Phil Hannah and Miss Edith
Hammer of Cape motored to Jackson
yesterday, where they were Joined by
c. l.. Grant and family, and the party
went to Runners Ford.
J. F. Caldwell is at Cape today on
business.
Robert Hoffman and Bern LoOney
went to Indian Greek yesterday fish
ing.
s. Salzgeber and family. and Mrs.
A. ?. Behrens of Cape Girardeau pass
ed through Jackson yesterday on an
auto trip to Pocahontas.
Miss Rosetta Clark and Jessie James
were married at the Methodist par
sonage, in this city, yesterday evening,
Rev. Jenkins officiating. The bride
and groom have been employed in the
family of Andy MCGEE, near Jackson,
for the past two years. They Will
make their future home in Oran.
Henry ReitZel Is very sick