The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1916-05-19
News From The County Seat
jackson, May Il.


night attended the meeting and sup,
per of the Yeomen lodge at the Cape
Miss Amanda Giers of the Cape i;
visiting the Misses Alma and Linda
Wagner.
Gilbert Hendricks, who on Sunday
fractured his left arm while playing
with some companions is getting
along well.
The remains of Miss Cora Elbrecht
who died in Denver, Colo, Monday
will arrive here Oh the Iron Mountain
tomorrow evening and will be taken
to the home of her uncle, Fred FL
brecnt. The funeral will be held Fri
day afternoon at 1870 o'clock. Short
services will be held at the house and
thence to the Lutheran church.
The Literary Club meets with Mrs.
VIM. Schwarz tomorrow afternoon.
There will be election of officers for
the ensuing year. The club will dis
band for the summer months.
Nj. and Mrs. Pearl Hildehrand yes
terday we're called to St. Elmo, H., by
Z message stating that Mrs. Hide
branIs brother, VIM. Camo, had been
! killed. The message did not state in
what manner, but as Mr.. Camo had
been working on q railroad, the sup
/ position is he met death while at his
York. He was married and had enc
child.
! Mrs. Alex Headrick today took Lois
Jones, one of Hugh Jones little girls,
TO the Cape to have the child'S ears
/ examined and treated Lois has been
suffering with her ears for some time.
! j. L. Schmuke made a business trip
to Portageville today.
Mrs. H. L. Hopmeister and daugh-
/ ter, Miss Elsa, are visiting at the Cape
( today.
/ Richard Schaefer, who works 1T the
barrel factory, this morning had his
left hand caught between two puIleys
and it was badly mashed and cut. The
wounds are causing him much pain.
Richard cannot understand how his
hand happened to be caught.
The entertainment at the Gem
tkeater last night by the eighth grade
pupils Of the grammar school was ex-
ccllent, and likewise a financial sue
cess, as they realized fOrty-eight dol
lars and some cents. This grade will
have their graduating exercises Fri
day, the Z6th.
The executive committee of the
! Christian Endeavor of tie PresbStc-
rian church will have q business meet
ing at the home Of Miss Bessie Litzcl-
felner tomorrow night.
Guy Deck left today for Morley and
! SikcSton and will be gone until Fri
day.
Leslie Patton, Tony and Eddie
Gocllel of the Cape, and Kenneth Will
liams, Sherman Cracraft and Edward
Slack. Of this city, will render vocal
selections at the Gem theatcr Thurs
day night, May %.
Mrs. Fran; Saucr of Bartclsvillc.
Okla, arrived today for = visit to the
Misses Lizzie and Gayle Ranney and
other relatives.
! Ar. and Mrs. Eugene McNeely and
son, Eugene Jr., who for the past year
have been in North Caroline for Mrs.
McNecly's health, returned to Jackson
last night.
A. and T. Saupe of Shawneetown
yesterday we're business visitors here.
Chas. Starzingcr of Nca, Wells is in
town today.
Judge and Mrs. b. f. Davis and
daughter, Miss Elizabeth, and Mrs.
Henry Caldwell and Miss Birdie n.
Adams, all of the Cape, were in Jack
son yesterday on a pleasure trip.
Miss Tina Harrell of St. Louis, who
| is visiting at the Cape, will come to
Jackson this evening to visit with Mrs.
J. w. Hunter and the Misses Lizzie
and Gayle Ranney.
The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Will Heyde, who has been quite sick
the past week, is much improved to-
day.
Mrs. Fred z. Kies yesterday enter
tanned Mrs. Johanna Cleve, Mrs. Will
helmina Friedrichs and Miss Hulda
| FolI:ert at coffee.
Mrs. H. H. Mueller Sr. this after
noon entertained for the Misses Balm
of Pennsylvania and the Misses Balm
of the Cape, and several friends of
this city.
Mrs. Joseph Engelhardt ST. and her
daughter, Miss Bertha, of Pocahontas,
yesterday we're guests of their daugh-
ter and sister, Mrs. Conrad Schade.
Miss Susie ogel of New Wells visited
Mrs. Schade today.