The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1916-05-26
News From The County Seat
Jackson, May "a.

Jenkins.
Miss Ida Caldwell OF Route left
this morning fer Union, Okla, to
spend the summer with her brother,
George w. Caldwell.
Herman Vale, who spent the week
end with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Vale, will return to Flat River
tomorrow where he is employed in the
mines.
Mrs. Will Brothers and children of
81. Louis, Mrs. H. H. Mueller Jr and
daughter, and Mrs. Wilson LaPierre
and children today were entertained
by the Misses Connie and Bessie Med
ley at their home, four miles south
of town.
Robert Campbell of Bertrand visited
the family of J. J. McNce!y last night
Mrs. Fred Schneider entertained the
Ncighborhood Club this afternoon.
The Misses Helen Williams and
Mary LaEicrrc, who are teaching in
the Sullivan, Mo, scrools will be home
the latter part Of the week. Miss La
Pierre has been reelected 10 her pres
emit position. Miss Williams has de
@iacd not to teach next year.
Misses Freddie and Ruth Medley,
who are teaching at Poplar Bluff, vii!
also he home this week. Both have
hccn reelected to their positions.
visiting the family of Joo BrcnnccIc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Sheppard yes
tcrday entertained the following at
o'clock dinner: Mr.. ard Mrs. W.
Hope and son Carl, of Charleston, Will
Howard of st. Louis, Misses Mabel
and Mamie Howard, Miss Lena Hell
der and VIII Robertson.
The eighth grade of the grammar
school will go on a picnic near Lemon
tomorrow, and Miss Nellie Hope will
take the fifth grade on an outing
south of town tomorrow.
Mrs. A. VI. Robertson and Mrs. Ev-
crett Putnam have returned from a
visit to Charleston.
Miss Esther Loennecke of Tilsit is
Mr.. and Mrs. Emanuel Hartle yes
terday evening returned from a two
weeks visit at Sedgewicksville.
The young people of the Evangeli-
cal church will tender Rev. w. F.
Hermann and family surprise to-
night at the residence of R. c. Knei-
bert.
The Baptist Ladies' Aid and all the
older neighbors of Mrs. Lou Green
attended quilting at the Green home
today. Three quilting frames, each
surrounded by bevy of industrious
ladies, we're on Mrs. Green's lawn.
Alban Caldwell and l.. b. Pearson
have bought the old McLain farm, two
miles south of town on the Gordon
Vile road. They will move their
poultry raising industry there and will
erect a dwelling house. Mr.. Pearson
and family will move on the farm so
that he can take care of the broOding
house. Mr.. Caldwell will remain in
town.
Warren Green and DR.. Critics have
gone to Apple Creek on Il fishing trip.
Miss Lena Hcider will go to st.
Louis tomorrow to visit the family of
Fred Pinkston.
Jackson, May %.
Mrs. G. E. Sibley entertained the
members Of the A. T. A. o. Club and
Mrs. DuRee Jones and Mrs. Annie
Limbaugh, this afternoon.
Mrs. Robert Ward and children Of
Charlottesville are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. DR.. Atkins, Mrs. Wards parents.
MR.. Ed Russell, Who has been Wis
ting her son in st. Louis, has return
cd home.
Charles LaPierre Of Jefferson City
is in town today, booming Cornelius
Roach Of Governor.
r. NJ. McCombs is in Sikeston on
business today.
The Jolly Twelve CLUB met with
Mrs. John A. Snider this afternoon.
Will Heyde went to Advance today
on business.
Miss Jessie Harris and Miss Lydia
Kies will take their classes, the sixth
and seventh grades, on an outing
Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Barks visited the
family of Avery Banks at Marble Hill
Sunday.
Mrs. Sam Peterman will entertain
tomorrow afternoon If honor of her
sister-in-law, Mrs. Clyde Petcrman, Ct
Baton Rouge, La.
Clebe Rogers returned from 4 trip
to St. Louis.
Mrs. John Howard, who has been 1T
GordonviIle nursing her niece, Mrs.
Ernest Hit, returned home yesterday.
The Mary and Martha Society Of