The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1916-09-07

having the walls and the woodwork
freshly painted.
The big tent to be used for the
Methodist meeting is being put up on
the south side of the church. The meet
ings opened yesterday in the church,
which was crowded with people. Last
night several members of the choir of
the Methodist Church near Gordonville
were present and helped with the sing
ing. Presiding Elder Barnes this morn
ing held a quarterly conference in the
church.
Ed Bright, who visited in Jackson
the past few days last night returned
to his home in st. Louis. R. NJ. Nc
Combs and family accompanied him to
the Cape.
w. A. Bowers, county assessor, is in
town today.
Agnes Koehler is still very sick with
what is feared to be typhoid fever.
Mrs. Garrett Morton and children
are spending the day with Mrs. C. NJ.
McWilliams.
Louis Goldman and family motored
to Menfro Saturday to visit Mrs. Goeh-
mans parents, Mr. and Mrs. Halter.
Mrs. Mary Wood, who has been in
st. Louis buying her stock of fall mil
linery, returned yesterday. Miss Hall
of Anna, H., who has been with Mrs.
Woods several seasons, is here again
for the season.
The Jackson Lutheran band furnish
ed music for the mission feast at Zion
Lutheran Church near Gordonville yes
terday.
Ben Koenig of New Wells has
bought the interest of Martin Ahnert
in the Gem restaurant in this city. One
of Mr.. Koenig's sons will work in the
restaurant with Mr.. and C. Schade,
his partner.
The Loeb Poster Adv. Co., is putting
up a 50-foot billboard on West Main
street.
Otto Goldman and family are NOV
ing from the Harenburg property into
Mrs. Eugene Obermiller's cottage on
West First South street.
Ninety-six students were enrolled in
Jackson High School this morning.
Mrs. John Worthing, who visited her
sister, Mrs. Marvin Poe and family,
has returned to her home in Cape Cir
ardeau.
Mrs. Chas. Brenneke this morning
went to st. Louis on a visit.
Rev. Browning, for several years
pastor of the Jackson Presbyterian
Church but now at Caruthersville, was
in our city today on his way to Pleas
ant Hill to attend the meeting of the
presbytery.
Jake Kneibert, who, last week broke
his leg, his doing as we'll as possible
under the circumstances.
The Jolly Twelve Club will not meet
as long as the tent meeting continues.
Louis Todd and family of St. Louis
are the guests of Mrs. ]. w. Williams.
Today they are at Tanglewood, several
miles north of town, visiting Mrs.
Todd's aunt, Mrs. Snas Brown and
family. Mrs. Brown for some time was
seriously i'll but is improved, and as
soon as she has recovered sufficiently
to make the trip, Mr.. and Mrs. Brown
will move to Festus, Mo-, to be near
their children, Mrs. Manning Morton
and Ralph Brown, who both reside
there.
L. Soderstrom of Charleston and
Sanford Petermann are expected to re-
turn today from trip to st. Louis.
Mrs. Soderstrom returned last week
from trip to New Madrid and is now
i'll at the home of her mother, Mrs.
Matte Sanford, in this city
Mrs. A. NJ. Robertson, Mrs. Henry
Gockel and Miss Lillian Gockel today
are visiting at Whitewater.
Miss Daisy Morgan of California,
who is the guest of Jackson friends,
is spending today with the family of
DR.. j. Howard of Oak Ridge.
The Evangelical Young Peoples So
ciety Friday will entertain the Young
Peoples Society of the Presbyterian
Church on the Evangelical Church
lawn.