The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1916-01-28
News From The County Seat
Jackson, January &c.

| -hIO' "iilleiil IlOu tI2Ilil VIII enter
tain the Finch club of which she is g
member, and Mesdames George Hass.
linger, B. Gocl1el, ST., Monroe Morton
and Miss Clara Boss, of Cape, and l.
c. Hoffmeister, Mrs. ]. E. Schmuke
Mrs. Guy Miltenberger and Garnett
Morton, of this city this afternoon.
Mrs. d. H. Harper, of Cape, is here
IN the interest Of the Woman lodge.
Chris Call this morning suffered a
broken left arm and bruised leg in a
fall from his wagon. Mr.. Call was
working the road near o. B. Kinders'
farm on the Fruitland road, and in
getting off the wagon his foot slipped
and he fell. He was brought to his
home in this city and his injuries were
dressed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Vandivort enter
tanned Judge B. f. Davis of Cape, at
dinner yesterday.
Miss Grace Browning, stenographer
for the Goodwin and Jean Poultry
Company, Monday went to Delta to
work for the firms branch business
there. Miss Ella Browning is visiting
at the Cape.
Mr.. Norman, Louis Brennecke, Mr..
and Mrs. Otto Brennecke, John Hew-
cy, Mrs. w. c. Hudson, VIM. Z. Hud-
son, Miss Ella Hudson and Mr.. and
Mrs. Shortage Of St. Louis, attended
the funeral this morning of their rela-
tive Earl Brennecke.
r. NJ. McCombs returned from
trip to Georgia, last night.
J. r. Bowman left for Puxico, Ad-
vance and other points today.
Born, TO Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Litzel-
felner, this morning, little daugh-
ter.
Miss Lydia Ritter will leave for the
Cape Monday TO take the position as
stenographer for Bowman Brothers.
Miss Helen Williams, who has been
at home since the death of her sister,
Miss Mary Bernice Williams, will re-
turn to Sullivan, No, tomorrow, where
she is employed as Il teacher in the
high school.
\ burglar entered the Goodwin and
jean poultry house last night, but was
by Nigntwatchman Robert
Masters and made good his escape,
leaving behind the eggs, potatoes,
etc, which he intended enjoying. A
owned by Pink Davis was
taken to the scene Of the burglary but |
failed to take up the scent.
August Loenecke has written his
father, VIM. LCcncclle, that he is well |
pleased with the country around New |
London, IA, and is feeling fine.
Grandpa LOeneckc, who has been very |
feeble for some time, is much improv-
ed today.
M. and Mrs. J. Barks have been
,allcd to Marble Hill on account of
he serious illness of Mr.. Banks faith
~.
Miss Minnie Wigginton, who has
been quite sick in st. Louis, and is now
60 weak to take up her work, yes
,crday came TO Jackson and is the
guest of Mrs. Matte Sanford.
Jackson January %
Miss Bessie Litzelfelner yesterday
made one Of her monthly visits to the
county Farm. Miss Virgie Morton
accompanied her. The inmates of the
arm certainly have a friend in Miss
4itzclfelner, who never misses to Wis
t them an dtake fruit, clothing and
worlds of sympathy and cheer.
The Mary and Martha Society of
he Evangelical Church will meet with
drs. Fred Kies Thursday afternoon.
Harry Williams og Bertrand is Wis
ting the family. of his brother, S. D.
Williams.
Mesdames William Paar and Robert
Hopper and Miss C. Herenberg and
Adolph and Oscar Paar motored to the
ape yesterday ma shopping trip.
Herbert Quade yesterday moved
rom the Sanford property on First
Iorth street into property in Need
nore and his brother, T. Quade, who
lsO lives in the Sanford property :
rill move into the Herman Mueller ]
property near the Iron Mountain sta
ion. P. Hildcrbrand will move from !
he Judson RandOl property on East
'irst street, south into the Sanford
property vacted by the Quades.
The Literary Club meets with Mrs.
P. Mabrey Thursday afternoon.
A. Litzefclncr is in Pocahontas to- !
ay.
The Westminster Circle meets with
Irs. Bernice VESSEL, Thursday after
Don. t
Mr.. J. Ranney and Mr. Applegate