The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1916-03-24
News From The County Seat
Jackson, March %.

Mr.. Newell and family VIII go to Cali
fornia, where they spent a year, hay
ing returned 10 Jackson last August
They made both trips in their auto
Mrs. Helen Friedrich spent several
days visiting the families OF Judge
Hays and George Pedigo at the Cape
Rev. L. R. Jenkins and Mrs. Jenkins
left for st. Louis last night after hav-
ing received a message informing
them Of the serious illness Of Mrs
Jenkins mother, Mrs. C. Clyde, of st.
Louis.
J. Z. Schmuke yesterday returned
from business trip to Sikoston.
Mrs. John Householder entertained
ncr neiShbors at III aI!-day quilting.
The Literary Society of the Eighth
grade is having a program of music
and recitation this afternoon.
Mrs. Nettie Howard of the Cape
was Jackson visitor yesterday.
J. P. Mabrey left for Georgia and
other southern points, in the interest
Of the milling company.
J. W. Hunter, J. r. Bowman, r. II
McCombs and VIII HeyGe transacted
business at the Cape today.
Mrs. W. C. LaPierre entertained
Mrs. Herman Mueller Jr., and Misses
Connie and Bernie Medley today.
The Dotica Club meets with Miss
Ada SchaGe tomorrow.
Miss Ada Schadc is visiting the
family Of Dewitt Thompson at Tea-
hontas.
Chas. Behrens and his son Albert
will open a grocery store in the L. c.
doffmeister building on Main street
as soon as the VESSEL Furniture CO.,
which now occupies the building, viii
move into their new location, the J. G.
Heinberg building.
WIN. Bruening, of the BrUening &
herstner D. g. Co, is in St. Louis
buying goods for the ne: store which
The firm will open in the Masonic
building, corner South High and Firs1
South streets.
The Misses Irma and Edna HoG mel
stcr and J. II. Mabray motored to
Fruitland today. Miss Irma, who will
teach music, went to see what the
prospects will be for class at Fruit
land.
Nj. and Mrs. Henry VESSEL Of Cor
dOnviile were in town today.
Mr. Hahn Of Charleston is visiting
his brother, Riley Hahn.
Mrs. Mollic Morton Of Frui.Iand,
who has been visiting her son, Wilson
for several days, returned to
her home yesterday.
Miss Rosie Frocm5dorf Of the Cape
passed through Jackson today on her
way TO visit her parents, six miles
west Of here.
Mrs. J. d. Fisher this afternoon
gave 4 fine two-coursa luncheon to the
following ladies: Mrs. w. d. Black,
Mrs. ChaS. Brennecke, Mrs \. Pencil,
Mrs. Louis Bean, Mrs. Guy Miltcn-
berger, Mrs. 4. NJ. Robertson, Mrs.
VIM. BUcning, Mrs. Johanna Hoff-
mcister, Mrs. Gerry Sibley, Ms. Ev-
erctt Putnam, and Mrs. Herman Ober-
miller. Miss imogene Vineyard as
sisted SIrs. Fisher.
Mrs. Geo. Bingenhcimer i visiting
the family Of VIM. Bingenheimer in
the country.
Mrs. Joe Call is quite sick with the
grippe.
Jackson, March 81.
Joe Druggcr today moved from the
J. G. Kics property on Third Last
street into Mrs. Lilly Armstrong;
property on First West street.
The Wednesday Club will meet with
Mrs. A W. Kuellmcr tomorrow.
The Thursday Literary Club will
meet with Mrs. J. w. McCombs Jr.,
this week.
M. and Mrs. Garnet Morton enter
tanned number Of friends last night
Garnet Masterson yesterday moved
from Needmore iQto the property of
Mrs. Edwards, on Hope street.
Rev. Flottmann of Ferguson, Mo-,
has notified the Evangelical congrega-
ton that he expects to preach his trial
sermon here on April ).
Several new cases of diphtheria
we're reported today, but they seem to
be of mild form.
Miss Walsh, the new milliner at
the S. NJ. McAtce Store Co., will ar
rive tomorrow.
|. c. Walker, district deputy of the
NJ. W. A., is meeting with great sue
;ess in getting new members. At the I
meeting of the jackson Camp last
night twenty-five applications for
,,-o,.o A,- W,Il, .