The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1915-09-17
Oak Ridge News
Up To The Minute
Oak Ridge, Sept. Is


last week. -
Jos. Spreading, who was confined to
his bed last week, is able to be up
now.
c. G. Cotner has made some i'm
provements to his residence on Hart
avenue, which adds to its appearance
very much.
Mrs. Orlo Jeffrey gave a reading
Sunday evening in the Baptist Church,
entitled: cam l My Brothers Keep
err" which was greatly appreciated by
the audience just before church serv-
ices commenced.
Mrs. N. c. Linebarger ard daugh-
ter of Daisy were here Tuesday.
DIR. w. X. Statler made trip to
Millerville Tuesday.
c. N. Morton of the Goddard Gro
Ger Co. was in town the first of the
week calling on his customers.
Miss Stella Huff was a Cape visitor
Sunday.
Fred Schoen of Pocahontas was in
town Saturday on business.
DIR. w. X. Statler attended a med
ical association at the Cape Monday
night.
W. G. Wilson and family of Bur-
fordville visited Mr. and Mrs. J. w.
McLane Sunday
Harry Willer Of the Cape is here
visiting relatives.
George F. Ellis of Patton was in
town Tuesday.
Will Heyde of Jackson was here
Monday. He was accompanied by a
Mr.. Wegner of New York City.
NJ l.. Smith was in Friedheim Mon
day.
Maurice Thompson, local agent for
the Ford Co., sold three cars in the
last three days.
BILLY" Hoffman and daughter of
near Fruitland were Oak Ridge visi-
tors Tuesday.
G. W. Miller of Millcrville spent
Tuesday in Oak Ridge.
NJ. W. Swan is visiting relatives at
Millerville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burt Knox and chill
dren of Longtown are visiting Mrs.
Knocks parents, w. H. Tacke and wife.
Miss Myra Trickey has charge of
her fathers durg store during her
fathers absence.
Vest Beal is confined to his bed with
typhoid fever.
Omer Lands departed for Caru-
thersville Monday after spending the
summer here with his uncle, J. NJ.
Drum.
Harry Skinner of Jackson spent Sat
urday and Sunday here.
Bill Miller of Jackson came out to
Oak Ridge Sunday in new 1916
model Maxwell which seems to be
quite an improvement over the old
Maxwell.
Clarence Harris of Daisy spent Sun
day in this city with DR.. John |. Ellis.
r. r. Bedwell returned from South
ern points Sunday, where he had been
overseeing some construction work.
Quinten O. Miller of Friedhcim
transacted business here Monday.
John H. Bowers and family visited
relatives in Cape Girardeau Monday
U. z. Clippard departed for St.
Louis Tuesday, where he will enter a
hospital for treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Whitening spent
Sunday in Jackson, the guests of DR..
D. F. Sadler and wife.
F. J. Tacke of Arnsberg was in
town Saturday.
Miss Lydia Critics returned to her
home in Keokuk, Ia, Friday after
two months visit here with relatives.
D. A. Hahs and Brown Clippard
went to Menfro Thursday.
c. J. Neal representing the Wells
Fargo Express CO., was in town We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Tom Drum and children of Lee
mon spent the week end here with
relatives.
James Beal of Shawncetown was an
Oak Ridge visitor Saturday.
G.. G. Kurre of KurreviIe was in
town Saturday.
The young people of the Methodist
Church gave an ice cream social on
the church lawn Saturday night.
Howard Liddy returned from st.
Louis Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Joe Boswell of Blythe
vile, Ark, are visiting Mrs. Boswell's
grandparents, VIM. Etheredge and
wife.
Fern Penny left for Fruitland Sun
day, where she will teach school.
Pearl Malone came up from Skies
ton Saturday for few days visit with
home folks.
Mrs. Isadore PetzoIdt of PocahOntas
Snant fbo waak apd hare with rpla-