The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1915-09-03

! made him stronger than he had beer
in years, and as proof of his assertion
he left the train carrying two large
grips.
W. X. Chandler is in the Cape from
Marble Hill.
Walter Schlucter is leaving the Cape
to go to st. Louis, where he will be
connected with the n. X. Fairbanks
Co., soap manufacturers.
Mrs. Ella Dempsey of Themis street
yesterday afternoon entertained at her
home with card party for her niece,
Miss Nellie McShane, who is visiting
her this week from st. Louis. Three
tables were arranged and the follow
ing were guests: Mrs. George Patton,
Mrs. Amelia Bader, Mrs. r. Madison,
Mrs. Mamie Leyhe, Mrs. Philip Hoch,
Mrs. l.. Eckhardt, Mrs. A. P. Behrens,
Mrs. P. Schwepker, Miss Mary Demp-
sey and Mrs. J. Friant.
Miss Grace Blackledge of Commerce
is visiting with Mrs. W. c. Patton of
Themis street.
Miss Margaret Yates of Louisiana,
Mo-, who has been visiting with Miss
Alice Griffith for several days, will
leave the Cape today to go to St. Louis
and thence to Marshall, Mo-, where she
will be in charge of school.
Miss Pearl Cook of Sedgeville, Mo,
yesterday motored to the Cape with
several friends and relatives to pur-
chase her wedding trousseau at Glenn's
store. She will be married Sunday.
Prof. and Mrs. f. A. Hayden, for
merly of the Normal School faculty,
will depart from the Cape soon to go
to Tallahassee, Fla, where he will be
connected with a southern school.
Mrs. William B. Schaefer yesterday
went to jackson to attend birthday
party given by J. r. Schmuke for his
two daughters, Martha, years old,
and Laura, 8, both of whom celebrated
their birthday yesterday.
Rev. and Mrs. Kruger of Gordon
vile yesterday afternoon were shop
pers in the Cape.
Rudolph Lehner of the Hines Stone
Co., st. Louis, yesterday was a visitor
in the Cape.
George L. Breaker, St. Louis attor-
ney, yesterday was in the Cape on
business.
Langdon Jones, one of the attorneys
who was prosecuting the damage suit
of A. f. Settlemoir against the Camp
bell Lumber Co., last night departed
to his home at Kennett, Mo.
Miss Clara Reed, who has been
Deputy City Clerk for more than a
year, yesterday completed her work in
that position, and in few days will
depart to Little Rock, Ark, to be with
her mother.
James H. Washburn, who has been
visiting with his grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs H. H. Washburn, of South
Lorimier street, and with his uncle,
+. A. Cation, Monday departed for his
home in Springfield, Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Vandivort, Will
Schwab and Charles Granger, all of
Jackson, yesterday were in the Cape
shopping.
Mrs. Jennie CrOwder and Mrs. A.
Held of Commerce were in the Cape
yesterday and Miss Teresa Carroll de-
parted with them to spend few days
visiting with Mrs. Crowder.
Harry Alexander yesterday was in
Jackson attending the Circuit Court.
F. A. Mitchell of Marion yesterday
was business visitor in the Cape.
w. W. Yaughe Jr., P. B. Wilmer
and H. D. Chandler, all of Lutesville,
yesterday afternoon were business Wis
itors in the Cape.
George B. Murray of Olney, H., last
night arrived in the Cape'
Mrs. Captain Burton last night left
for St. Louis on the steamer Cape Cir
ardeau after visiting with Mrs. Cap
tain Shrodes and Mrs. Butcher Sper-
ling at Jackson.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. B. C, HARRISON last Sunday morn
ing. Mr.. and Mrs. HARRISON have been
visiting for several weeks with the lat