The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1915-09-10
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
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Henry Jung, lightning rod salesman,
who lived at 1447 Broadway, died yes
tcrday afternoon at his home follow
ing an extended illness with tubercu-
Iosis. He was widely known in the
Cape and in this county. He came here
several years ago, after having come
TO this country from Germany.
He is survived by his wife and one
child The funeral probably will be
Monday afternoon. Arrangements will
not be made till relatives arrive here
from st. Louis.
F. f. Mcdonald yesterday bought
in the Jersey bull that was sold at auc-
ton by the police for price of $3.50.
Three men bid on the animal.
Roger NJ. Chandler was in the Cape
yesterday from jefferson City.
Sherman Mckee of Raney's Switch,
sixc miles south of town, yesterday
was a business visitor in the Cape.
W. f. Swan of Troy, No, yesterday
WAS business visitor in the Cape.
The Board of Equalization will meet
tomorrow at jackson to consider mer-
chants returns on stocks.
K. Sauer of limo, father-in-law Of
c. d. Rage, this week will come to the
Cape to join Rage in the management
of the latters meat market at Good
Hope and Frederick streets.
William Ruskamp, night clerk at the
Riverview Hotel, has resigned to take
position as checking clerk at the
Frisco freight depot His place has
been filled by H. W. WhitnelI Jr.
Dr. NJ. Roscnthal, who yesterday re-
turned from St. Louis, last night de-
parted to kcnnett, Mo-, and will re-
turn to his office tonight.
f. J. Vaughn, of BrownwOOd, yes
tcrday morning was locked up in the
city Jail by Constable Scivally on the
complaint of a negro woman, Adcline
Alexander. who sworc the man at
tempted to cut her with knife. He
told Judge WiIIcr he had a So bill
taken from him at the home of the
Alexander woman and was trying to
get it back.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Wolf and daugh-
ter departed on the morning train to
St. Louis to spend few days visiting
friends and relatives They will re-
turn Wednesday and bring with them
their daughter, Miss Lydia Wolf, who
has been visiting for the last two
weeks at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
w. H. Free Of 81. Louis.
Ruby and Bonncy Arncr of Success
Ark. who have been with their grand
mother, Mrs. George Arncr, in thu
Cape departed for their home this
morning. Their grandmother accom-
panicd them to Arkansas and will visI
there for about three months if he
health will permit.
Judge Edward d. Hays expects t
move his residence from jackson t
the Cane this week. The Hays famIi,
will occupy one of the Dempsey apart
mcnts on Thcmis street.
Prosecuting Attorney J. Henry Ga
ruthcrs and J. A. Banks, expect to mo
tor to Pcrryvillc today to visit at tn
home of Mrs. Caruthcrs' parents. y
their return, Mrs. Caruthers, who ma
been visiting in Perryville, will retur
TO the Cape with them.
Julian Miller, attorney, expects
oo 70 Jackson tomorrow on business.
]. W. Taylor, claim agent Tor III
Frisco, yesterday went to komoau'
on business.
w. E. Caldwell of Advance was
the Cape yesterday. =,
NJ A. Nelson was visitor IN u
Cane yesterday from Springfield NJ
DR. F. R. Schoen, coroner OF CaI
Cirardeau, yesterday came in to Il
Cane from his home in Gordonvil
70 arrange to enroll his son, Theodor
in the Cape Business College.
Thad Ashworth, formerly OF u
Cane and roadmaster on the Rrlsc