The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1916-01-14
News From The County Seat
Jackson, Jan. y.

| JdChSOn, Jan. l..
Mrs. Ed Tucker, of Beebe, Ark,
will arrive tomorrow to visit her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Taylor
Walter White of Poplar Bluff, who
has been visiting his mother, Mrs.
George Householder, ha; returned to
his home.
The Ladies Aid of The Evangelical
Church, will meet at the home of
Mrs. W. F. Hermann tomorrow aft
crnoon.
Miss Cora Slack is sick with Ia
grippe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Vandivort enter
tanned Clyde Vandivort and faily at
dinner the first Of the week.
! Jackson High School basket ball
+ team will go to Charleston Friday,
where they will play The Sikeston
team in the afternoon ana the Char
| lesion team at night.
| Mrs. Mary Ritter and daughter,
Miss Hilda, are visiting Mrs. Ritter's
brother, Joe Rapp on r. +. D. No. 4,
and today are helping their mother,
Mrs Paul Rapp, who makes her home
with Joe, celebrate her cighty-secOnd
birthday
Mr.. and Mrs. Bern Looncy tOmor-
row night will entertain the Misses
Meta Meier and Bertha Hartle and
Charles Reed.
David Hahs of Oak Ridge is in
town today.
The Royal Ncighbors will install
their newly elected officers at a meet
ing at tie home of Mrs. j. V. Priest
this afternoon.
There is i dance on the program
for Friday night al the Armory hall.
Tho board Of directors OF the Ex-
change bank held their monthly bust
ness meeting yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Dadghcrty are
planning TO go to Texas for the rest
OF The winter on account Of Mr..
Daughcrty.s health.
The telephone subscribers on l.. +.
d. No. held meeting last night
and renewed their contract for an
ether year. f. Neal was elected
president and Jesse Hit, secretary
Of the committee.
Glover Hill School, lust east OF
town, Andrew Caldwell teacher, re-
ports an average daily attendance Of
twcnty-sevcn, which is considered a !
fine showing.
The Luther Circle of Hanover /
Church will have business meeting
tonight.
Mrs. joe VOTERS is at the Cape |
with her mother, Mrs. Charles Hines, !
who is sick.
A child of Mr.. and Mrs. Fischer /
and two children Of Nj. and Mrs. !
J. F. Caldwell are very sicI, with sore
throat.
Jackson. Jan. II.
Mrs. Emma Wilhelm AID little son,
Albert, moved to limo today, where |
they will make their home with Mrs.
Wilhclm's sister, Mrs. Wills.
The Homcmakers' Cub will meet |
tomorrow afternoon at the home Of |
Mrs. Curtis JacO.
Mrs. j. c. Clippard received word
from ST. Louis this morning, stating
that her sister, Miss Manic Wiggin-
ton, who has been employed in some !
large store in that city, was very
sick with grip, and was taken to 4
hospital there.
The Baptist Young Peoples Union
had their annual business meeting !
and election Of officers III the base
ment of the church last night. The
following arc the officers elected:
Vera Taylor, president; Clyde Baugh,
vice president; Mable Talley, secre-
tary; Grace Newell, corresponding sec
rotary; Dick Clippard, treasurer; Bes-
sic Samuel, orgaaist; Jennie Howard,
choirister After the business was
transacted the young people spent a
very pleasant time socially and a
feast Of cocoa, marshmallOws and
cookies.
A. d. Hubbard is in Jackson to get
his household goods which have been
stored here. Mr.. and Hrs. Hubbard
will make their home AZ Cape Girar-
deau.
Mrs. Ben Suedemann, who has been
visiting relatives here, and attended
the Obcrmiller funeral, returned TO
her home in Cape yesterday.
J. c. Clippard went to the Cape this
morning to meet his son, Hines Clip
pard of Langford, ARK, who is here
on business.
Mrs. Augusta Noges died last night
at O'Clock after short illness at the
home of her daughter. Mrs. Herman
HofmeistCr at GOrdonvillc, aged 70