The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1915-03-19
George CIeve of Oak Ridge was i,

George Cleve of Oak Ridge was in
town today.
aged about GO years. Widow and two
sons, John, who is cashier in bank
at Flat River, and Tom, who is in
South America, survive. Three daugh-
ters preceded him in death-two of
them are buried here and one in Will
Evansville. The body will be brought
to Jackson on the Iron Mountain Rail-
road at p. m. tomorrow and taken to
the home of J. R.,Bowman, a nephew.
Funeral will be Friday morning; short
services at the Baptist church and in
terment in the City cemetery. Rev.
Bowman was the beloved pastor of
the Jackson Baptist church some Is or
II years ago. w. C. Bowman of
Sikeston has gone to Bell City, and
will accompany the remains here and
attend the funeral.
John Reed and family of Oak Ridge
who have been visiting the family of
DR.. Piper left for the Cape this morn
ing. We understand Mr.. Reed is ex-
pectine to move to the Cape.
Mrs. Ben Sundermann of the Cape
came out to Jackson yesterday to visit
her mother, Mrs. Christine Beattie.
Mrs. Smith will return to her home
today, taking little Martha Poe, who
has been visiting her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Bruening, with her
Mrs. Robert West of the Cape at
tended the funeral of her uncle, Jas.
Statler, in jackson this morning, and
is the guest of Miss Bessie LitzeIfel-
ner.
The big union meeting will pro0ab-
ly close tonight, or if they continue,
will be held in the church as the taber-
nacle will be torn down tomorrow.
Mrs. Anna Weltecke is very sick
with lumbago.
Earl McClintock passed through
Jackson yesterday.
Garrett Morton, Doc Critics, Emer-
son Spreading and Logan Hines mo-
tored to Lixville yesterday.
A 3-year-old child of Mr.. ani Mrs.
Edgar J. Dunn of near Burfordvilie
died last night. The funeral will he
held tomorrow at the Probst GENE
terry near Millerville.
E. Rodgers moved from the Chds.
Vineyard house into the Adam Loos
house near Mill "a"
Died at her home in Jackson at
1890 a. m. today, Mrs. Sophie Hoff
man, aged 40 years. Mrs. Hoffman
is survived by her husband, o. l..
Hoffman,, and five children-Otto,
Louis, Helena, Paul and Ernest, and
her aged father, Ernest Rieman, of
Millerville. Mrs. Hoffman, died of
cancer of which she has been a suf
ferer for more than year, but has
been belfast only a few weeks. AL
though she must have suffered In
tensely, no word of complaint passed
her lips. In sickness as in health, she
was the same patient, sweet-tempered
woman; a devoted wife and mother,
and a kind and lovable neighbor and
friend. The funeral will take place
Thursday.
The Masonic Hall was filled with
Masons from Cape Girardeau, Poca-
hontas, Oak Ridge, Millerville, Jack
son and other neighboring towns, to
hear the address to the Masons by
Rev. Burke yesterday afternoon.
Robert Sullivan, who has been en-
ployed by the Bell Telephone Co., of
Jackson, has been transferred to the
Cape.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Messner Of the
Cape visited Mrs. Messner's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Daley, here yester-
day.
John Talley is moving today into
his new home in West Jackson.
The four children to be confirmed
in the Evangelical church on Palm