The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1916-08-24
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

MISS TIiSu& IldSSIlHSeT anu her SIS
ter, Miss Leona Hasslinger, daugh-
tiers of George Hasslinger, have de-
parted to st. Louis where they will
visit a few days. Miss Frieda Hass-
linger will leave st. Louis this week
to go to Lancaster, Mo-, where she
will teach school. This will be her
second year as a school teacher at
Lancaster.
Walter Saupe, student at the Nor
NAL School, yesterday returned to his
home in the Cape after spending few
weeks on a farm north of town.
Miss Mary Hampstead will depart
Monday for Oklahoma where she will
be school teacher this year.
Irwin Meyer, coppersmith at the
Frisco shops and center fielder for the
Capaha baseball team, yesterday de-
parted for two weeks visit in Sapul-
pa, Okla.
Martin Kester and William Hinkle
of Gordonville, were in the Cape visit
ing with friends and transacting bust
ness last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sayles and their
daughter, Irene, yesterday departed
for their home at Dennison, Tex, after
visit of several days with Mrs. Say
les brother, Frank C. Rub of North
Ellis street.
J. E. Warner of Benton was a bust
ness visitor in the Cape yesterday aft
ernoon and last night.
J. w. Black came up from Sikeston
yesterday on a business trip and to
visit with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rasmussen of
Oran were visitors in the Cape yester-
day afternoon.
Mrs. John Wright came up from
Chaffee yesterday afternoon on a shop
ping visit to the Cape and to visit with
friends.
C. F. Corbin, well-knOwn tie man of
Zalma, was q business visitor in the
Cape yesterday afternoon and last
night.
NJ. Franka of New Madrid transact
ed business in the city yesterday.
O.. J. Snider came down to the Cape
yesterday from Fredericktown on a
business visit.
J. Henry Caruthers, prosecuting at
torney, yesterday spert the day in
Jackson on legal business.
Miss Alice Mehl of St. Louis, a
school teacher in the St. Louis public
school system, yesterday visited for
short time in the Cape with Mr.. and
Mrs. j. A. Banks, while passing
through here on her way to Advance
where she will visit with relatives.
Miss Mehl served as a teacher in st.
Louis County under Mr.. Banks when
he was a superintendent there.
Senator Thomas T. Lane yesterday
went to jackson on business trip.
P. R. Smith, special agent of the
Frisco, last night returned to the Cane
on the Hnx:e from a trip through the
lower counties.
The stocks of the Meyer Suedekum
hardware store yesterday were virtual
ly all moved from the old location into
the new Building which has been fin
ished.
City Counselor o. A. Knehans early
this morning returned to the Cape
from st. Louis where he conducted an
all-day hearing in the bankruptcy suit
of the Mutual Brewing Company.
Barrett Cotner, well-known Park
man, returned to the Cape early this
morning from trip to st. Louis when
he purchased large stock of automo-
bile supplies.
7. w. Kippenburg of the Idan-Ha
ice cream factory, returned early this
morning from a business trip to St.
Louis.
Allen L. Oliver and r. B. Oliver Jr.,
early this morning departed on a trip
to the lower counties.
Mr.. and Mrs R. E. L. Lamkin yes
terday returned to the Cape from st.
Louis. Mr.. Lamkin has been East
buying fall and winter stocks and Mrs.
Lamkin was visiting in Carthage, Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Sanders and
daughter, Mrs. Clarence Nenninger,
yesterday returned to the Cape on the
boat from a visit in St. Louis.
Mrs. E. G. Granting yesterday went |
to Sikeston to visit with friends for
a few days.
Manning Kimmel yesterday return
ed to the Cane from Scott County |