The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1916-02-18
News From The County Seat
Jackson, February 16.

Jackson, February 16.
MeSdames Warren Smith and 4. A
Mayfield OF Sikcston will arrive in
jackson today TO visit their parents
Mir. and Mrs. f. Hartle and help Mr
Hartle celebrate. his 10Th birthday, to-
morrow.
Miss Grace McLain last night enter
aimed the Methodist orchestra.
John Eaton will move 10 DeSoto. We
arr sorry to lcsc such good citizens,
but wish them good luck in their new
home.
Miss Marie Larrimore, who has been
visiting in Lutcsville has returned
homo bringing with her, Miss Fay
LuteGvilic for visit in Jack
sen.
The Dotica Club will meet with Miss
Lillian Gockel tomorrow afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Vandivort yes
.erday entertained Sam Fandivort and
family at dinner. Glenn Vandivort
and family Of Charlottesville who Wis
tied relatives in this city have return
cd to their home.
Charles ISbell, who moved to Lutes-
vile last fall will move back to Jack
son as soon as Mrs. Smith, who is oc-
cupying the Isbell home can find rooms
elsewhere.
The dancing club will have a fancy
ress ball for its members on March
:.
Mrs. Hayden, who visited her moth
er, Mrs. J. w. Colman Of DeSoto, has
returned home.
Hugh Johcns who is occupying the
Johanna Cleve home on First West
street will move into the Bauer prop
erty on West Main street.
Miss Ernie Taylor, millincr has
gone to st. Louis to study the styles.
Mrs. Wallace Carrico, who was call
ed here on account Of the illness of her
mother, Mrs. Shively, yesterday left
for Terre Haute, Ind, for short Wis
it with relatives before going to her
home in Colorado.
The Jackson German lodge will have
! box supper at their hall ON the 26th
IF this month, to which everybody is
cordially invited. The lodge had Il
very enjoyable time or Tuesday night
'yhen about one hundred and fifty peo-
pie were present. Mrs. Harper of
Cape is in Jackson working in the in
terest of the lodge.
Alvin Wagner, who has been work
ing in the machine shop Of J. McNeeIy
in West Jackson, will go to st. Louis
the latter part of this week to buy ma
chinery for shop of his own. He
will open business in the shop on First |
West street, formerly used as 4 black !
smith shop.
The High School girls basket ball |
team will go to Perryville Friday to
play the team of that place Friday |
night. Miss Mable Henderson will |
'haperone the girls.
Mrs. VIM. Wagner. ST., Miss Linda |
Wagner and Miss Hulda Volkert mo-
.ored to Cape this afternoon to meet |!
Miss Alma Wagner, who is returning
from i visit to her sister, Mrs. Will |
3esel in Oran.
Clarence Ritter is letter carrier to-
lay for Ryland Short, who is visiting
nome folks at Fruitland.
Mrs. Ben Sandermann OF Cape is
visiting in Jackson.
Mr.. Wiley, who has been living in
section hauSe, has moved into one of
hudson Randol's houses on East First
South street.
Mrs. VIM. Schneider was called to
Iordonville on account of the serious
illness of her sister, Mrs. Charlotte
Siemers.
Yesterday it was reported that the
lewly organized Jackson Mercantile
company would open business in the
iinkle building on the Southern cocr-
Ter of Main and High streets. Today
amor says the present occupants, the
5ruening and Kerstner company will
cmain in the building. Further de-
in the case aCe awaited.
Jackson, February Is.
Mrs. l.. r. celebrates her birthday /
yith st. Valentine and the following
aides yesterday called to congratulate
nd spend the afternoon: Mesdames.
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