The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1916-08-17
CITY news IN BRIEF

AiS VI IlC lSpuDllCdH SOHSIeSSlOlld
Committee at West Plains, Mo-, Tues
day.
DR.. Sample and family yesterda,
came up from Chaffee yesterday t
take in the circus.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dohogne, DIR. ant
Mrs. Henry Rodenmayer and Mr.. ant
and Mrs. Leo Welter, all of Kelso, mo
tored up to the Cape yesterday to at
tend the circus and to visit with rela
tives and friends in the Cape.
Mrs. McGIauroch of Walnut Ridge
Ark, was a visitor in the Cape yes
terday afternoon and last night.
Mrs. J. H. Crowder came up from
Commerce yesterday to visit with
friends and see the circus.
Eta Stark of Chaffee visited in the
Cape yesterday afternoon.
H. B. Houck and H. G. Armistead of
Poplar Bluff were business visitors in
the Cape yesterday afternoon and last
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Smith of Caruth-
ersville visited with friends in the
Cape yesterday afternoon.
Charles H. Maintz, well-known stock
raiser, came in from Oak Ridge yes
terday on a business trip to the Cape
Several prominent farmers from the
East Side yesterday morning came to
the Cape with loads of produce and re-
manned in the afternoon to attend the
circus. Many of them declared that
they did not know circus was to be
in the Cape yesterday until they ar
rived here and said they would have
brought their families along and left
the produce at home had they known
the show was in town.
W. NJ. Rahmueller and Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Thackery of Chaffee yesterday aft
ernOOn an dlast night were visitors in
the Cape.
Thomas Hawkins came up from
Commerce yesterday afternoon on
business trip.
w. McLane was a Jackson visitor in
the Cape last night.
r. f. Estel came down to the Cape
yesterday from Perryville to transact
business and visit with friends.
J. ". Wood of Fulton, Ark, trans
acted business and visited with friends
in the Cape yesterday.
L. c. Corley of Charleston was a
business visitor in the Cape yesterday
afternoon and last night.
Norval Anderson yesterday came up
from Commerce to visit with friends
and take in the circus.
c. d. Hopkins and T. McLane of
were business visitors in the
Cape yesterday afternoon and last
night.
Charles f. Lamkin of Fulton, KY. |
was business visitor in the city last |
night.
d. D. Hart came up to the Cape from
Senath yesterday on a business trip. |
J. W. HuIsebus came over from Pop |
ar Bluff on a business trip to the
Cape.
Emil Hirsch yesterday returned to
he Cape on the boat from a visit to
st. Louis and Detroit, where he visited |
several automobile factories.
o. A. Knehans today will depart for
St. Louis on a business trip.
Frank Kimmel and Percy Osterloh,
Who accompanied Claude Clark in his
motor car to st. Louis last Sunday
yesterday returned to the
ape on the boat. Mr.. Clark remain
ID in st. Louis for a few more days.
iimmel returned, he said, so as to be-
n the Cape for circus day.
H. 3. Hubbell of the Robert Schmidt
ostumer's house in St. Louis yester-
lay came down to the Cape from 81.
1ouis to plan with representative Of
he Commercial Club on parade for
air week.
c. W. Mckinnis, district agent for
he American Life Association, is be-
ng assisted this week by the COM
'any's field agent, c. D. Bray Jr.
Mrs. P. r. Sinnamon and her daug!1-
err, Miss Eva Sinnamon, last night de
arted from the Cape on the boat Tor
t. Louis where they will reside. They
ecently returned to the Cape from Il
islt With Mrs. Sinnamon's son, Philip
innanlon, in Northern Iowa.
Mrs. Lawrence Rodibaugh ard
aughter yesterday morning returned
0 the Cape from visit of several
,eeks in Wisconsin.
Mrs. L. J. Lott and daughter, Miss
rene Lott, yesterday afternoon arriv
4 home in the Cape after visit of
everal weeks at the lakes in Wis