The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1916-04-28
News From The County Seat
Jackson, April p.

llSIiioCiS NCIC present. MS. a. W .
Hunter, Mrs. Anna kneibert. Mrs. j.
D. Williams, and the Misses Winnie
Jones, Adelaide and MARITIME LaPierre,
and Connie ard Bessie Medley.
John Scofe!d and family left last
Sunday for their future home in
Charleston. Mr.. Scofeld owns prop
erty in that city which he rents, and
therefore left his house furnishings
here until he can arrange to occupy
his house.
Mrs. VIM. EngIemann Of three miles
west Of the city, and Mrs. AGolph
Zschille of near Arnsberg, are spend
ing the day with their sister, Miss
Anna Wilhelm.
Ely Ford, who is working at the
handle factory, expects TO move his
family here, who are at present living
in Rector, Ark. They will occupy the
property vacated by john Scolield and
will use the latter's furniture until
theirs arrives. The two families are
close friends.
The Westminster Circle met with
Mrs. w. Dickcy this afternoon.
Wm. Green OF near the Roberts
school house ncighborhood and a son
Of Mrs. Lou Green OF this city, hes
purchased a lot OF ". F. Schade and
will erect bungalow on it soon.
Miss Rose Bingenheimer, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Bingcnheimer,
who has been teaching at Willow
Springs, closed her school last Friday
and arrived home today. Miss Bin
Gcnheimer taught two years at VIII
low Springs and was rendered the
position for a third year, but she will
teach in Jackson the coming year.
having been elected teacher of the
fifth grade in our gramm2r school.
George Bingenheimer is visiting his
brother Louis en- TIE farm.
The Dotica Club met with Miss Lii
lian GoclleI this afternoon.
Mrs. Will VESSEL entertained q
number of friends at luncheon yes
terday afternoon. The ladies present
were: Mesiames J. Y. Priest, Sam
Pcterman, J. G.. Feinherg, w. H. Wag-
ner, john Talley, George Doyle, Mag
Cic Morton. f. J. Nienstedt and /. f.
Wagner. Mrs. VESSEL likewise en-
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. c. ". McWjl-
Hams and Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Put
nam at rock in the evening.
About 4 week ago Mrs. Belle Hart
Of this city received 4 box through
the mails which, on opening, Was
found to contain withcred roses and
shrivcled fern leaves. The package
had been mailed at st. Louis by her
nieccs eight days before on the occa-
sion OF Mrs. Harris birthday, but had
heen missent. Mrs. Hart reported to
her nieces and yesterday received Z
box of fresh roses to replace the
others. Mrs. Hart today likewise re-
ceived a box of several different kinds
Of exquisite roses from Mrs. J. w.
CHppard Of Livingston, Ala.
S. NJ. McAtee was in the Cape yes
terday on business.
Moss Wallace, who has been visit
ing relatives here for the past two
weeks, left today for his home in
Atlanta, Georgia.
Several girl friends of Miss Alma
Wagner surprised her last night on
the occasion of her birthday.
Mrs. Edgar Wallace and Mrs. Pink
Davis left today for New Madrid to
visit the family of Asa Key.
Mrs. Fred Rasche and Mrs. VIM.
Winkler of GordorvilIe were guests Of
Mrs. Alfred Willer today.
Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Kies, who
who have been visiting their son, l.. Z.
kies, and other relatives in Jackson
since Sunday, have returned to their
home in the Cape.
The Jackson Social Club will have
dance for its members tomorrow
night at the Armory hall.
DR.. Piper and daughters, Miss Della
and Mrs. Robert Sullivan, went to st.
Louis last night, where Mr.. Piper and
Miss Della will visit for few days,
while Mrs. Sullivan will join her hus-
band at Massilen, Ohio.
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The Mary and Martha Society of the
Evangelical church will meet at the
home of Mrs. J. +. MilGe tomorrow
afternoon.
Mrs. Tom Lail and granddaughter,
Clodine Cowan, of the Cape, are visit
ing the family of Guy Deck.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. K. Wilson enter
tanned Mrs. d. B. Seibert of st. Louis,
Dr.. G. Seibert and family and Mrs.
Lilly Wilson, at dinner yesterday.
Miss Amelia Engiemann and Law
H. l.