The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1916-11-24
Mrs. +. f. Wood and S. A. Ian

caster of Nevada, Mo-, will arrive here
this evening for = visit with their
daughter and niece Mrs. Hugo Muei-
! Ter, of North Frederick street.
J. T. Mcdonald, County School ST.
perintendent, returned yesterday from
St. Louis, where he had been attend
| ing the State convention of teachers
| Glen Mccain and his family return
ed yesterday afternoon from Gideon,
where they had been visiting.
Mrs. Charles w. Stehr entertained
friends yesterday afternoon at an in
formal tea party at her residence on
South Sprigg street. The affair was
in honor of her cousin, Mrs. A. F..
Bohlcke, formerly Of Dexter.
Edward Beeve, a special agent for
the Frisco, arrived here yesterday aft
ernoon from St. Louis, where he has
been making his home. Beeve was
! formerly policeman of this city.
4 miscellaneous shower was given
Friday night by Mrs. 7. r. Morgan
at her home on West Broadway. The
shower was in honor of Miss Daisy
Gholson of Jackson, who is to marry
j. S. Smith, also of Jackson. The
evening was passed in enjoying music,
and games of all kinds. Refreshments
were served later in the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Smock and
Miss Carrie Fox rave returned tc ST.
Louis after a BRIEF visit to friends in
the Cape.
Richard Frissel and family will be
out today hunting nuts and enjoying
the fresh autumn air in the swamps.
They will leave early this morning, to
be gone all day.
Justice of the Peace Willer issued
warrant for theft against John Gen
try yesterday evening, charging the
youth with stealing a bicycle from
Walter Bush, who lives on farm a
few miles southwest of the Cape. The
warrant was issued upon complaint
of Mrs. Julia Bush, the mother of the
boy.
Paul Young, the city janitor, has
severed his connections with this COM
,munity, going to st. Louis. His du-
ties will be taken over by Joseph Fer
guson, also a ianitor in the employ of
the city.
Al Brinkopf, the furniture man on
Broadway, has moved from 229 North
Sprigg to 1913 South Ellis street. The
old Brinkopf residence was bought
some time ago by Otto Geohring, who
formerly lived on Pacific street. He
has moved into his new home.
Charles Hergst, the 3-week old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Hengst of
Egypt Mills, will be buried this aft
ernoon at the Lutheran Cemetery at
Egypt Mills. The infant died yester-
day of diphtheria. The funeral ar
engagements are being made by Al
Brinkopf.
Martin LOrberg and Oscar Sites are
on a duck-shooting trip in Stoddard
County They intend to remain away
for at least a week.
W. T. Ruff, Edward Flentge, Andrew
Schmittzehe and Ernest Heise, all
members of the Good Hope Hunting
Club, are going on a weeks hunting
trip to Arbor. They intend to leave
early next week and are hopeful Of
returning with fat kill.
Henry P. Ahrens, an old resident Of {.
Cape County, is confined to his bed
with stomach trouble. He has some
what improved, and expects to be up
and around in a short time.
Frederick Hiles, a salesman for the !
st. Louis OIL Co., is confined to his /
bed at his home on South Lorimier !
street. He is suffering from a bad at
tack of la grippe.
Walter Diesselmann and wife were
called to the bedside of Mrs. Iva Mil
Ter of Magee, Mo-, who is the sister
of Mrs. Diesselmann. The nature of
the sickness of Mrs. Miller has not
been determined as yet.
William Baumann, the cigar manu-
facturer, who is suffering from Sc
rious attack of pneumonia, is critically
i'll. He spent several weeks in Hot