The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1915-07-23
News From The County Seat
Jackson, July

SoHSIueTdslOn SZ,0UU. MIS- fulenWlQol
| expects to move into her newly &C,
quired property within the next
month.
Mrs. Steve Byrd returned Saturday
after visit with her parents, Mr.. anC
Mrs. Dimmitt, at Clarence, Mo-, ant
also with her brother, Pat Dimmitt
who is i'll with typhoid fever in the
Baptist Sanltarium in St Louis. Mr.
Dimnlitt, who had motored to Indiana
vita friends, was taken i'll on the way
and was brought back to the st. Louis
hospital. His condition is much i'm
proved.
John TalIey of the Heinberg store
is having vacation, but we were not
informed where he viii spend it.
NJ. and Mrs. Butcher Sporting and
their guest, Mrs Burton, of st. Louis
will spend tomorrow with friends in
the Cape.
Oliver Thompson of Poplar Bluff,
who is visiting in the northern part of
the county, viii visit with his nephew,
Oliver Ruppel, IN this city before re-
turning home.
Miss Esther Marshall of Charleston
is the guest OF Miss Lorena Dalton.
Messrs. Moore Greer and John Math-
ews of SikaSton visited Misses Mar
shall and Dalton yesterday
Misses Elma Buehrmann and Alma
KieAnc returned from the Cape Satur-
day.
Ju&nita and Kathleen McAtee re-
turned tolay from 4 visit with rela-
tives at FradericktOvn.
Theodore Otermiller Sr., and jim
Browning went tc Advance this morn
ing to do some repairing on the mill
there.
Mrs. Albert Soehlig and children of
Oran came yesterday for a weeks visit
with ker brotbcr, Sam Jones and fam
lily, CT Millcryille.
Mrs. Nora Fuller OF st. Louis ar
rived Saturday for months visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. },
Rabold.
Mrs. F. w. Mcclure, south of Jack
son, who mas been very i'll the past
week, was taken to Hot Springs, Ark,
last night by her son, Fred. Mrs. Me
CURE is suffering with diabetes, and
ha6 TO be conveyed on a cot.
The Misses Lulu, Emma and Frieda
Haupt and Martin Haupt of Egypt
Mills, and Miss Randol of the Cape,
spent yesterday with Sherman Haupt
and family.
]. W. McCombs Jr., went to Cape
GirarGeau this afternoon to consult an
OculiSt
f. G. Sibley, VIM. Mackc, jim Allen
and G. J. R&bold went to Benton this
morning 20 attend court.
Mrs. Annie Beggs of the Cape, who
has been visiting the family of Frank
Medley for Il week, is now visiting
Mrs. Christine Beattie.
Jackson, July 20.
Robert Metgc is moving into the
Fred Elbrecht property on First South
street today.
C.. A. Macon and wife, and Mrs. J.
C. Clippari and son, Dick, will leave
tomorrow for California. The party
expects to be gone four weeks, and will
visit many points of interest.
Mrs. Will VESSEL will take her
Sunday school class on picnic in
Grove this afternoon. Mrs.
Putnam will go with the party.
Miss Mary Dell Caldwell is visiting
Miss Elsie Miller at MilIervile.
The Jackson Y. ?. B. will go to Oak
Ridge Thursday to organize a branch
here.
Mrs. A. NJ Robertson and daughter,
Ruth, went to st. Louis this morning.
Miss Ruth will go on to East Troy, |
Wise, to visit her sister, Mrs. Eva |
3artrof, and Mrs. Robertson will visit |
n st. Louis.
Aug. Litzelfelner is at Neely's Land
ng today.
J. R. Schlueter and daughter, Edna,
# Appleton are visiting the family of |
7. F. Caldwell.
Mrs. Annie Limbaugh and daughter
Hiss Bessie, will go to St. Louis this
week to visit friends.
VIM. VESSEL ST., has goncsto Schu-
ner Springs for two weeks vaca
ion.
J. 7. 'Mabrey and family, who spent
everal days at the Methodist encamp-
nent at beautiful Arcadia, returned
and report having had a de-
ightful time.
Mrs. Neumeyer of Gordonville is
,isiting her son, J. S. Neumeyer, and
wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sander have re-
urned from Tiisit, and their daugh-
er, Miss Della, who attended sur