The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1916-02-25

CEurch III the interest OF the SynOdlcal
College at Fulton.
Mrs. Charles Medley OF near Cor
donviIle is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Bessie Miller.
Mrs. Rec Jones returned this morn
ing from Burfordville, where she had
been visiting her niece, Mrs. Lulu
Estes, who is quite sick
viii Alternately of Lutesville, who
visited relatives here for a few days
returned to his home this morning.
Mrs. 4. Green will have a carpet
rag tacking tomorrow afternoon.
Charles Query is having j new roof
put on his place of business.
SJeck and Daley, who are putting in
the bath room fixtures for Martin
Schloss, say Mr.. ScLloss will have the
finest bath room in Jackson.
Riley Hahs of Marble Hill, salesman
for the National Refining Company, Of
Hannibal, Mo, will move his family to
Jackson as soon as he can find Il suit
able house.
Ietcr Nisswanger of Millersville left
yesterday for Pendleton, Oregon, to
visit his granddaughter, Miss Cora
Hartlc.
Miss Viola Caldwell of Fruitland
and Mrs. George Doyle and children
Of this city, were entertained today by
Mrs. VIM. VESSEL, Jr.
Helen Deck, who had her adcnoids
removed Saturday. is doing very nice
ly.
Jackson, February 22.
John Eaton and Louis SHREDDER are
loading their household goods today,
preparatory to moving. Mir. Eaton to
DeSoto, Mr. Stroder to st. Louis.
At a call meeting of the Young La
dies Missionary Society of the Meth
odist Church, it was planned to have
an Exchange" in the window of Rus
sells hardware a-or, on Saturday.
February IS. Anyone wishing to buy
good pies, cake or bread visit the "Ex-
change"
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. II. Robertson will
entertain Rev. Cowan of Charleston.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Putnam at
SIX o'clock dinner today.
The Wednesday Club will meet with
Irs. VIM. Paar tomorrow
p. Il. Lange Of Cape, who is work
ing in the Warren Green Tailoring
establishment will try to organize u
Rights and Ladies' Of Security lodge in
Jackson and expects to have Il meeting
to that effect one night this week.
Mr.. LANCE will move his family, who
are living at the Cape TO Jackson this
spring.
Cite Sch0en of limo was in town
tho first Of the week and Their a
runner THAT Mr.. Schoen would p ...l.
locate here.
Mrs. Fanny Hope is able t. ..
after q weeks serious illness.
Professor Kelley Wright al
Jordon Of the Missouri Univcrsi y AZ
ricultural Department, lectured r. r,
court house today, tomorrow morning
will give lectures at the High School.
VIM. Paar, VIM. Wagner, ST., f.
Kics, b. Sporting, NJ. Pulls, VIM. Wag-
n2r, Jr., VIM. VESSEL, Jr., c. l.. Grant
and a number of others are attending
the Republican meeting at Cape Girar-
tIcau.
DR.. S. f. Woods and wife will leave
tomorrow for Bonnc Terrc, where they
will stop for few days and then go
to ST. Louis for i short stay before
going to Hcrculaneum, where they cx-
Dect to make their home.
The Ladies' Aid of the Evangelical
Church will meet with Mrs Kucllmcr
at the home of Mrs. A. Kruger to-
Mrs. Kuellmcr, who has
been confined to the Kuclmer home for
almost two weeks, with a sprainCd
ankle, is getting better rapidly.
jackson people are patriotic and
have flags out in honor of the birthday
Of the Father of our Country.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Vandivort are
with a George Washing
ton party for their small son and
laughter, Paul and Julia. The guests
are: Susie and Tom LaPierrc, children
Of Mr. and Mrs. NJ. LaPicrre, and Jack
and Jill LaPicrrc, sons and daughter
IF MIR. and Mrs. W. LaPierre
1t has been finally definitely settled
hat Bruening & Kerstner company
Kill retain their present quarters and
]. G.. Hcinberg will very likely remain
1t his present location.
Mrs. Annie Bienlein yesterday en-
.ertained at luncheon, Mesdames
j. Sibley, J. Heinbcrg, J. V. Priest and
Sam PeteTmann.
Everett Bowman of Los Angeles,
Calf, who has been visiting relatives