The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1915-10-15
Oak Ridge News
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4'-OO' MS '0o~tACI, WIZ was Oi utI
way home from a visit to her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Robert White at Marissa.
/ III.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Mason of Cape
visited friends here several days last
week.
Miss Ruby Futrell departed for St.
Louis Tuesday where she will enter
the Missouri Baptist Sanitarium to
prepare for a nurse.
| F. VI. Nelson has on exhibition in the
forty inches long which out classes any
thing in the sweet potato line.
F. D. Propst and wife of Sedgewick-
vile were Oak Ridge visitors Wendes-
day.
John Johnson of the Cape was in
town Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Harris of Jackson
came out Wednesday to visit home
folks.
| The hog cholera which has been
raging north east of town for some
time is getting under control How
ever it has given a great scare to
everybody and practically all the hogs
in the neighborhood have been vaccci-
mated.
G. NJ. Morton of the Goddard Gro.
Co, was in town Tuesday calling on
his customers.
A bunch Of beggars were in town
Tuesday working the business houses,
With the same old story. Husband
sick and not able to work"
Miller Snider and Ben NJ. Green of
Cape were in town Tuesday.
VIM. Ates fO Daisy was seen on our
streets Tuesday.
VIM. Ludwig of Pocahontas was in
town Tuesday.
Several boys from town attended a
dance at Bichle's Monday night.
Chas. Reed departed for New Mad
rid Sunday where he has accepted a
position with a telephone Co.
Invitations were received nthis city
Ibis week to the wedding of Miss Bes-
sic McCaIla to Mr.. Marion Anderson
Hall, which will take place in the Idle
wild Presbyterian church in Memphis,
Tenn, on Wednesday evening, October
q.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. T. Vanamburg of
Schiemer Springs are Oak Ridge visi-
tors this week.
Ben Davenport of Poplar Bluff is
hor visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. A Davenport.
Miss Gusta FrisselI who is teaching
school in Advance came up home last
week to spend a day or two.
Chas Evans and family of Cape
passed through here ntheir auto on
their way home from st. Louis Thurs
day.
Mrs. f. w. Harris and daughter Ma
bel of Daisy were the guests of rela-
tivcs here Thursday.
A. B. Miller, wife and children spent
Saturday and Sunday in the Cape with
Mrs. MilIer's parents.
Jasper Drum and wife of Daisy
stopped over in Oak Ridge Friday on
their way home from the Cape where
they had spent the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Whitening of
Fruitland were Oak Ridge visitors Fri
day.
Dewey Day and Elmer Kinder bust
ness college students at the Cape and
Cletuc Ford. Norma lstudent came
home for Sunday.
VIM. Grebe and sisters Caroline and
Bertha were Cape visitors Saturday.
Miss Elite Hope returned home Sat
urday after a three weeks visit with
her brother, DR.. o. P. Hope of Ava,
III.
The box supper given by the High
School students Saturday night in the
Chapel was largely attended an dali
reported a good time.
The question debated was, whether
the U. S. should Materially increase its
Equipment for National Defense"
The aft. was represented by Glenn c.
Smith and d. B. Bowers, the neg. by
Archie Reid and f. r. Adams. The
neg. won.
Miss Leila Kinder won the box of
candy as the prettiest girl present.
Main street had excitement Satur-
day afternoon in the way of seeing an
automobile burning. John H. Bowers
Maxwell caught fire from back firing,
and things looked serious for while
until Dewey Day had presence Of mind
to rush to the garage and get some
fire extinguishers which acter like a
charm and the fire was soon put out
with little damage to the car.
Hy W. Hoks the marshal Of Daisy
was in town on business Saturday
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