The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1915-08-20

Ford shot companion of the three
men. Lane will defend the men.
Harry Harry, of the Southeast Mis-
souri, Trust Company, departed yes
terday afternoon for Bloomfield to
visit his family.
Mrs. E. Dempsey was taken to the
st. Francis hospital Saturday. She is
suffering from a chronic ailment, but
her illness is not regarded as serious.
| c. NJ. Murray of Sikeston was a
business visitor in the Cape last night
Deputy Sheriff Seagraves yester-
day returned to the Cape from Boil
linger County, where he had been do
ing some logging work. He expects to
return in few days.
c. o. Alspach of Brookfield was
business visitor in the Cape yesterday
afternoon.
f. S. Pickard of Kennett, Mo-, pass
ed through the Cape last night.
John H. Hartig of ZeIma is a bust
ness visitor here.
c. A. Freutzel of Uniontown, yester-
day was visitor in the Cape.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Andrews of
SikestOn yesterday spent the day in
the Cape shopping.
Dayis Harris, proprietor of the
American store, is spending this week
in Cape Girardeau. Louis Hopp, his
salesmanager, is in charge of the
branch store at Perryville.
DR.. L. N. Ottify, his wife and two
daughters, will arrive in Cape Girar-
deau today to spend a week with H. C.
Wasem and his family.
Richard Stovall and his family, who
have been visiting friends in Stoddard
County, have returned home.
Mrs. Goldbaumn, who formerly was
Miss AsthOlz, Is visiting relatives in
the city. Mrs. Goldbaum's husband is
auditor of the Moffitt Railroad, with
headquarters in Denver.
Herman Bremmerman, manager of
the savings department of the First
National Bank, who has been spending
his vacation in the north, has returned
home.
A voluntary petition in bankruptcy
filed in the United States District
Court at st. Louis by Freedom P.
Blanchard, of Maiden, Mo-, contractor
and builder, yesterday was referred to
Oscar A. Knehans, Referee in Bank
ruptcy for ADJUDICATION, by U. S. Dis
trict Clerk w. W. Nall.
Blanchard, in his petition, schedules
his assets at $500 and liabilities at
$6471. He has secured claims amount
ing to $2445, and unsecured claims
amounting to $4026.
One of the claims is by the Himmel-
Disqualification Lumber Co., for $945,
which is secured by deed of trust on
piece of land, in New Madrid Coun-
ty, the face value Of which is $500.
The Maiden Savings & Loan Asso-
citation also has claim for $500 Sc
cured by a 5000 piece of property, his
homestead.
The New Madrid Commercial Bank
has an unsecured claim for $4026
against Blanchard on a judgment re-
ceived in the Dunklin County Circuit
Court.
He lists as part of his assets Is
shares of stock in the Maiden Savings
& Loan Association, valued at 500.
Miss Jeanette Bogy of st. Louis
is visiting the family of DIR. J. B. Rob
erts on South Spanish street.
George Stackhouse of Poplar Bluff
is a business visitor in the Cape.
Charles Sheffield of Sikeston arriv-
ed in the Cape to visit business
friends.
]. W. Hulsebus of Poplar Bluff stop
ped in the Cape last night on bust
ness.
Moved temporarily in the Bee Store
building.-City Drug Store.
J. P. Lasswill of Kenneth, Mo-, is in
the Cape.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry HUM yester-
day returned with their daughter from
weeks visit at Ste. Genevieve. They
reside on Washington street.