The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1916-01-07
PROCEEDINGS, COUNTY COURT.

tor /. h. Delmund estate, be relieved
of paying interest on tax charge for
1910, and that the collector take credit
for same.
Same order made in case of Guy
Armstrong for interest on 1911 taxes.
Dramshop licenses granted to J. F.
Williams at Dutchtown, John Herbst
and Claud Speak at Cape Girardeau
and Aug. w. KuelImer at Jackson.
Road overseers draw on the funds of
their respective districts as follows:
Charles Gerharter, district l, S120
A. A. Sides, district ,, $35.
| w. l.. Eddlcman. district >, $35.
II. J. Weiss, district 10. $40
VIM. Kinder, district II, SIS.
VIM. Hager, district 16, $25.
Temporary relief (S1.72) granted to
| VI. L. Nocc.
Accounts allowed and ordered paid:
J. W. Cargle, S99.8O; A. a. Sides,
! $3.50; Union Lumber & Mfg. Co.,
$3.50; NogcIsang Brothers, SS.12;
The Gallon Iron Works and Mfg. Co.,
500; Steck & Daley, S5.15: The
Eclipse Paint & Mfg. Co., s26.72; A
G. Landgraf & Bro, S13.35; VIM. Kin
der. $14; LooS Brothers, Sass; c. w.
Henderson, s123.16.
The following Justices of the Peace
make quarterly report: H. W. Hahs,
Elihu Hodge, :. Hosty, c. B. Jaeger,
VIM. II. Wilicr, 4. J. Hit, W. H.
Bangcrt, J. +. Stcgcr, and Ivy McLain
Constables make quarterly report
as follows: S. NJ. Rhodes, D. VI. Scival-
| ly. and J. H. Howard
Christine Haasc is admitted to the
state hospital for the insane as a
county patient. Warrants issued in
this cause: Dr.. r. T. Henderson 50.
DR.. F. Brasc 81, hospital No. 4, SIS.
Ordered that proceedings in this cause
be certified to Probate Court together
with cost incurred.
| Warrant for S111.24 issued to pay
interest on county warrants Nos.
333;3;5, 1896, 1891 and 1871
Warrant for $3.50 issued to pay in
tcrcst on county warrants Nos. 1854
I343, 1345, 1916.
Warrant for 1920 issued to pay in
tercst on county warrant No. 1912.
| Warrant for S120 issued to pay in
terest on county warrants Nos. 1884,
1895, 1899 and 1910.
Warrant for $132 issued to pay in
tercst on county warrants Nos. 1877
and 255.
Warrant for $50 issued to pay in
tcrcst on county warrants Nos. 1929,
1890, 1881, 1892 and 1888
Report of highway engineer on spe-
cial road work done by Henry Spring
CT. spacial commissioner, filed, and
warrant for 5000 issued to Henry
Springer.
Ordered that S23372 be transferred
from road and bridge fund TO the
county revenue fund. to reimburse the
revenue fund for highway engineers
Incidental expenses.
Warrant for 50 so issued to j. y.
Dudley for conveying insane person to
county jail
Warrant for S. issued to +. H. RaS-
che to be applied as premiums at the
Gordonvillc products show.
Jackson, January 1.
The A. 7. A. 0. Club meets at the
home of Mrs. J. c. Hofrmeistcr this
afternoon.
Mor;cl Randol and family, who Wis
tied relatives here, have returned to
their home in Cape Girardeau.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz Siemcrs enter
tanned at six o'clock dinner yesterday,
the following: Claus Kcrstncr and
family, of this city and Mr.. Kassc-
meyer of Michigan.
The i. Y. p. L. of the U. c. T. L.
will meet at the home of Miss Mabel
Henderson tonight.
J. W. McCombs, ST., went down to
Dunllin County today. Il. NJ. Nc
Combs returned from St. Louis last
night.
Mr.. Tom Travis and Miss Lulu NJ
Morton both Of Neelys Landing were
married at the courthouse today by
Squire John G. Putt.
The young society Misses and Mat
rons of Jackson will give leap year
dance at the Armory hall tonight
The hall has been prettily decorated.
The Shivclbine orchestra of Cape, will
furnish the music for the occasion.
There will be dance programs.
Will Sawyers, who has been con-
Quoting a barber shop, has stored his
fixtures and expects to engage in bust
ness elsewhere. Warren Green, the
tailor, will occupy the room vacated
by Sawyer.
The Young ladies' missionary society