The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1916-06-08
Jackson, June 3,

Jackson, June 3.
Rev. Lynn Ross has returned from
Orlando, Florida, where he attended
the Presbyterian conference and spent
some time sightseeing. He will hold
services tomorrow.
Misses Alice Simpson and Anna
Williams of the Cape are visiting rel
atives mere.
John Shields returned from short
business trip TO Potosi.
The funeral of Mrs. c. Hasten, who
died at her home in Pocahontas last
night, will be held at 10 o'clock this
morning. Deceased was an aunt OF
Mrs. Fred kies Of this city and Miss
Anna Mayer Of Jontsboro, ILL.,, who is
at present visiting here.
Gerald Daley, machinist IN the rail
road shops at Alexandria, La, arrived
here for visit to his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. Daley, and family.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Weiss, who live
On the Cape road, tomorrow will have
big dinner for their many friends
and relatives. About two hundred
families have been invited, and the
tables will be spread outdoors. The
dinner will be of the old-fashioned
German type. Judge Vim. Paar and
family arc among the jackson people
invited.
The members of the Modern Wood
men lodge will have memorial services
tomorrow morning at 1890 in the
Methodist church. Rev. Jenkins will
deliver a special sermon, after which
the lodge members will march in 4
body to the cemetery to decorate the
graves of deceased members.
Joe Rou5sel, who has been visiting
his parents and othe rrelatives for the
past two weeks, will return to Charles
ton tomorrow, where he is employed
rs 4 telegrapher.
Mrs. J. X. bowman and daughters
Lillian and Marguerite, visited Mrs.
G. w. Wilson at Burfordsvil!e today.
Miss Grace Vineyard, who graduated
from the music department Of Stcph-
ems College at Columbia, will be home
tomorrow, accompanied by Miss ImO-
gene Vineyard, who had gone to Col
umba to attend the graduation eXer-
cises of her sister. The two young
ladies are at present visiting their
brothers in st. Louis, DR.. Paul and
Dr.. Robert Vineyard. Miss Grave was
an accomplished pianist before going
to Columbia several years ago, and no
doubt now is q master of her art.
Mrs. Martin Schloss is visiting with
her mother, Mrs. VIM. Bingenheimer,
at Uniontown, who is very sick.
Prof. and Mrs. CIaud Miller are
visiting at Dexter. Mr.. Miller WIS
principa! Of our high school last year.
1t i announced that he intends pur-
chasing an interest in a local business
concern.
Mrs. II. J. Hays today received word
Of the death, June 2, of her Sistcr-in
law, Mrs. w. l.. Horn, Of MOberly, Mo.
The funeral will take place tomorrow.
Mrs. Horn was we'll known in Jackson
and Oak Ridge, the family formerly
residing in each place. Mr.. and Mrs.
HoI.l were in the hotel business in
this city number Of years.
Tom Rafferty, today purchased an
elegant piano for his daughters.
Sherman Haupt was business
visitor to the Cape yesterday.
The breeders Of pure-bred cattle
in this county will meet in the Court
house next Monday, at which time
Prof. s. I. Simpson, a beet cattle ex-
pert from the Missouri College of
will address them.
Little Miss Helen Doerrics, who will
spend the summer with her aunt, Mrs.
Sperling, has gone to the Cape
for a weeks visit. Her mother now
resides in the Cape.
Rev. Karl Roth and his mother, Mrs.
Karl Roth ST., of Valley City and
Ohio, respectively, arriv-
ed here today for few days visit with
old friends and acquaintance. Rev.
Roth spent several years of his child
mood in Jackson, his father at that
Tine being pastor Of the Evangelical
,hurch. The congregation has extend
ID an invitation to Rev. Roth to fiji
heir pulpit tomorrow and ne will
preach in German at the morning serv-
&C and in English at night.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. H. Poe, J. HaistOn
Poe and family and Mrs. Marvin Poe
md little daughter, yesterday were
Inner guests Of Miss Barbara Penney !
It her home, three miles from town, |
n the Williams Creek vicinity. The |
occasion was Miss Penncy's birthday.