The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1916-06-22
News From The County Seat
Jackson, June 81.

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Mrs. Murray Jones tomorrow after
noon will give a shower for Miss Hell
en- Williams. Miss Williams was the
recipient of many pretty gifts at the
miscellaneous shower given for her
Monday.
Clyde Mabrey tomorrow will take
his Sunday school class (Methodist) of
fifteen boys on camping trip to Run
nels Ford Clyde Jenkins and John
Ralph Mabrey will go along as care
takers.
The Jackson Social Club will have
dance tomorrow night at the Arm
DRY hall.
Guy Miltenberger motored to the
Cape this morning to bring out Mrs.
John Macke and daughter, Hazel, who
will visit relatives here for a few
days. Today Mrs. Macke and daugh
ter, and Miss Alma Hoffmeister were
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Milten-
berger.
The Baptist ladies are well pleased
with the proceeds of their ice cream
supper and moonlight picnic, given
last night. A good crowd was in at
tendance. A program Of readings anG
music was also presented.
Andrew A. Caldwell died at his home
in Fruitland this morning at about
o'clock, aged "a years. He is survived
by two daughters, Mesdames Geo. Nc
Nicely and Geo. Baker, of Fruitland,
and one son, Sam Caldwell, of Phoe-
nix, Arizona, who happened to be Wis
iting here. Mr.. CaIdwells wife died
ten years ago. He was retired
farmer and was making his home with
Mr.. and Mrs. Baker. The funeral will
be held at 10 o'clock tomorrow morn
ing, Rev. Green officiating. Services
will he in Pleasant Hill church.
Ruddell Adams of Pocahontas and
Harry Hoyt of this city made bust
ness trip to Bloomfield today.
Mrs. Joe Milde and children, Mrs.
Grant Sutton and children, Mrs. w. G..
Langehenrig, Mrs. John Sander, Mrs.
VIM. Wagner ST., Mrs. Fred Wagner,
and Mrs NJ. Steinhoff, yesterday eve
ming surprised Mrs. julius jain on her
5th birthday. A very pleasant evening
was spent.
Ryland Short left for New York city
this morning to spend his vacation
Clarence Ritter is assisting in the pos,
Office while Mr.. Short is absent.
The finance committee of the Home
Corners Association this morning W.
ished collecting funds from the vari-
| Gus business concerns OF the city. This
years collections are reported to be
between eight and nine hundred dol
,lars, exceeding last years. The COM
mittee is composed of C. l.. Grant,
Alvin Pencil, Butcher Sperling, Leon
Clippard, H. H. Mueller Jr., and VIM.
Wagner Jr.
H. E. Kirchhoff Of Egypt Mills was
a visitor in town today.
Judge Martin Haupt of Egypt Mills
today will bring to Jackson Mrs. Sher-
man Haupt and little son Joe, who
have been visiting at his home.
Mrs. Wiley GOA went to the Cape
this afternoon to visit her daughter,
Mrs. Anon Nevins, and also to attend
the tabernacle meeting.
Sanford Peterman left today for
Charleston to visit his mother, Mrs.
Louis Soderstrom, after which he will
go to Chicago for a visit.
J. Gottfried Kies, a member of the
Home Corners Association, went to
Madison, ILL.,, today to confer with the
]. Geo. Loos Carnival Co., in regard
to showing here during Home Corners
week. The company was here two
years ago.
Mrs. Lunette McCauley of Green
vile, ILL.,, is visiting relatives in Jack
son and Fruitland.
A. P. Behrens end John Lilly of the |
Cape were business visitors in town
yesterday.
Mrs. Will Vessel today entertained |
Mrs. McCauley of Greenville, ILL.,, Mrs. |
Clarence Fender of Fruitiand, and |
Mrs. John Talley and little daughter
of this city, at dinner.