The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1916-03-10

secretary ana treasurer OF the Mis-
sionary Society.
| Mrs. Annie Mendenhall of Wolf
Lake, H., is visiting her mother( Mrs.
Josephine Hatcher.
The Wednesday Club will meet with
Mrs. VIM. Schwarz.
! George Grant today is msving from
the B. NJ. Morgan property in West
jackson to his new home one mile east
of town on the Cape-Jackson gravel
read. Mr.. Gran: bought the property
from Louis Hit of Gordonville.
Guy Deck, who for the past eight
years has been in the employ of the
Cape County Milling Company, has re-
signed his position and has not fully
decided wtherer: he will take up other
work or move to one of the western
states.
George Ward, who visited relatives
here today left for his home at Hol-
comb.
Henry Feiler, who works at the Loos
Bros. saw mill, yesterday was taken
suddenly i'll with pneumonia.
Miss Mary Litzelfelner last night
entertained with a rock party. The
guests We're: Misses Maud, Mildred
and Magdalene Knox, Lula Morton
and Lillian HofTmeister and Messrs.
Carol Knox and Hope Morton.
A. Mcclure, who spent the winter in
Jackson, his old home, has returned to
st. Louis to work for hi sold employ
ers.
A charivari orchestra are tuning tin
pans and various other Instruments
preparatory to serenading a couple
who ar etc be married at the home of
Hugh Jones, tonight. The bride, who
is sixty years old, is a Mrs. Smith,
mother Of Mrs Marion Stone, who
keeps house Tor Mr. Jones. The
groom, whose age we did not learn is
j. Euckstcp, of Snider's Mill. We
Were told the couple are to be married
after IN acquaintance of four days.
The City Council last night appoint
ed eight Judges for the city election
next month. Following are the judges:
First Ward. r. Bowman, J. V.
Priest, T. P. Rafferty, and r. Metie;
Second Ward-J. G. Putt, Alvin Wag-
her, Fred Elbrecht and Tom Hunt;
Third Ward-Henry Gretha, Chas.
Jaeger and J. W. Miller; Fourth
Ward-Oliver Morton, r. c. kneibcrt
Allan Caldwell and Walter Taylor.
Miss Winnie Jones this afternoon
entertained the Missionary society of
he Presbyterian Church.
Tom Harris and his father-in-law,
III. Nelson today moved from the Tin
dial porperty into the Ollie English
home on Third East street.
Mrs. Annie Limbaugh and daughter,
Miss Bessie, today returned from
weeks visit with relatives at the
Cape.
Jackson, March 6.
A son arrived at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Pulls Saturday night.
The Mary and Martha Society of the
Evangelical Church, will meet with
Miss Lydia kies tomorrow afternoon.
Miss Roena Shaner left yesterday
for Kansas and Nebraska in the inter-
est Of the w. C. I. U.
Miss Mary Umheck and little Fricdl
Kics were at Cape yesterday to visi.
Edwin Kies, who is 4 patient at St.
Francis hospital.
County Court is in session. County
Collector J. T. Caldwell makes annual
settlement ut this term.
The Ladies Missionary Society of
the Methodist Church are quilting this
afternoon at the home of Mrs. John
Burford.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. V. Priest entertain
ed J. G. Heinberg and children, Gil
bert and Mildred, at supper last night
Will Heyde returned yesterday from
a business trip tc ST. Louis
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Stubblefield OF
he Cape attended services at the
Methodist Church in this city last
night.
ape Gir2rGaau township-WiIliam
Keller, Fred W. kuEre.
Cape Girardcau City-Fred kassel,
E. NJ. Thilenius, George ". Patton,
lillian Ne, ringer.
Hubble Townships. A. Proffer, l..
2rosccloSc.
Kinder townShip-W. A. Sander.
Randol towaslip-Gus Phillips, K.
E. Van Glider.
Shawnee township-Wilson Wagner,
4. c. Corsc.
Welsh townsEip-Lonnie Pruitt.
Whitewater township-Albert Win
1ler, Bennett WJlker.
Mrs. Will VOTERS father, G. Neu-
mann, her brother, Arthur and a cous-
n Norman Neumann of New Madrid,
Who have been visiting here left for
Cleo Cracraft, who lives on the farm
With his mother, Mrs. Louis Cracraft,