The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1916-07-13

operator of the telephone company
last night departed on the boat for St
Louis for a visit with relatives in St
Louis.
Mrs. Jacob Stehr of Oran is visiting
with relatives in the Cape this week.
D. B. Lepsey of Little Rock and P
S. Lipsey Jr., of Jackson, Miss, yes
terday were business visitors in the
Cape.
King Riddle of Gadsden, Ala, trans
acted business and visited with friends
in the Cape yesterday afternoon and
last night.
W. c. Murray yesterday came up
from Doniphan on a business trip and
to visit with friends.
John E. Buxton and B. C. Arnold
of Truman, Ark, were business visi-
tors in the Cape yesterday afternoon
and last night.
Mrs. Laura Jung, who lives near
Egypt Mills, yesterday came down to
the Cape to transact business and visit
with friends.
Senator T. F. Lane yesterday went
down to Benton on legal business.
Mr.. and Mrs Al Ratz of Red Bad,
H., motored over to the Cape last
Sunday to visit with DR.. and Mrs. c.
E. Schuchert. This week, Mr. Ratz
has motored on down to Helena, Ark,
to transact business and will return
to the Cape by Sunday when he and
his wife will return to their home in
| Illinois.
City Councilman w. D. Black yes
terday afternoon motored to Perry
vile on a business trip and returned
to the Cape yesterday evening by way
of Jackson.
Tony Haas yesterday afternoon went
down to Sikeston to do some concrete
work.
A j. Carter of Dexter was a bust
ness visitor in the Cape yesterday aft
ernOon and last night.
o. J. Snider came down from Fred
ericktown yesterday morning on
business trip to the Cape.
B. w. McCrilliS came up from Com
merce on a business visit to the Cape
yesterday afternoon.
P. J. Laughlin, the we'll known auto
repair man, takes this as Z means of
letting his old friends know that he is
now connected with the SOuthside
Auto Repair Co.
Judge Frank Kelly and his court re-
porter, E. L. McClintock, last night
RENAME din Benton where IT,
conducting Circuit Court.
J. F. Schoen of Pocahontas yester-
day was in the Cape working in the
interests OAhis candidacy for the Re-
publican nomination for assessor.
There are eight men in the race and
Mr.. Schoen was the second to enter.
Miss Bertha Gilliland has been re-
moved from her home on South Ellis
street to the hospital for treatment.
She has been i'll for several days.
w. F. Schade yesterday came over
to the Cape in the interests of his cam
paign for the Democratic nomination
for sheriff.
Miss Marie Weber will entertain
members of the Bridge Club at her
home on South Spanish street this aft
ernoon.
Joseph A. Vaeth, formerly a mem
Der of the faculty at the Normal
school, yesterday departoed from the
Cape for New York to take up his
work at New York University. He will
so to Savannah Ga, ad go by boat
from there to New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Schultz, Mildred
Ealy, Celeste Schultz. David Schultz,
members of one party and Mr.. and
Mrs. Chris Betten, Mrs. Florence
Boone, Miss Emma Miles and Julia
Boone yesterday returned to the Cape
from an automobile trip to ST. Louis
Margaret and Lucille Woodson yes
terday returned from a three-weeks
vacation spent with friends in Ar
cadia, Mo.
Elmer and Edgar Stehr, members of
The Tribune staff, returned to the
Cape yesterday morning after a few
days visit with relatives in St. Louis.
During their stay in the city they Wis
tied the many points of interest.
Mrs. Mary Ruediger of Belleville.
ILL.,, arrived in the city yesterday to
spend a few weeks with her son and
daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
Ruediger. Mrs. Ruediger is the
widow of Adolph Ruediger, who for
many years was a resident of this city.
Mr.. Ruediger organized the local brew
cry and for years it was its head. Aft
er his death his widow moved back to
Belleyille. her pirlhood home.