The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1916-06-02
News From The County Seat
Jackson, May 81.

party yesterday evening: Misses Cor
nelia and Cecilia Gockel, of the Cape;
Julia Mueller, Ruth Robertson and
Lulu Morton, /and Edwin Kies, Guild
LaPierre, Robert Henderson, Clyde
Little, Wesley Grant and John Vaughn
Priest.
Rev. ]. w. Cunningham and family
yesterday motored to Oak Ridge. He
is Baptist missionary minister.
Alvin Dickmann went to St. Louis
yesterday to attend the graduation Of
his brother, E. ?. Dickmann, from the
Barnes Dental College. Mr.. Dickmann
has attended that college for the past
three years and will be home in a few
weeks for a short vacation.
Inc DOtica Club met with Miss
Irma Hoffmeister tonight. The Misses
Elizabeth Granger, Edna Langehen-
Mig, Virginia Hays and Norma Hines
have recently become members of the
club.
Mrs. H. H. Mueller ST.. entertained
TIE following ladies at 6 o'clock din
nor this evening: Mrs. Ida Salzgeber,
Mrs. Al Salzgeber, Mrs. Annie Muel
Ter, all of the Cape; Mrs. Klages of
Akron, O., and Mrs. Boucher of st.
Louis. Mrs. Klages is q guest of Mrs.
Annie Mueller.
Charles LaPierre, who has been
visiting relatives here for a week,
returned to Jefferson City yesterday.
Miss Clara Mueller will go to st.
Louis Friday for a few days visit with
friends, and then will proceed to
Springfield, Mo-, to visit the family
of Dr.. Paul Lemon. Mrs. Lemon was
Miss Mary Horrell before her mar
riage.
Quite d number of Jackson people
will attend the picnic tomorrow given
by tie Lutheran school of GOrdonville.
The W. c. I. L. will have straw
berry ice-cream festival tomorrow
evening at the home of Mrs. J. w.
Miller. The proceeds will be used in
local W. c. T. U. work.
VIM. A. Heyde went to St. Louis
this morning.
Alvin Hoffmeister, who is working
on building for August Bartcls, three
miles west of Jackson, yesterday sus-
tanned a broken arm when the seat
folding on which he was standing fell.
Jackson, May 80.
r. NJ. McCom5s, superintendent of
the Methodist Sunday school, will treat
the Sunday school orchestra to straw
berries anG cream in tire church base
ment tonight.
Miss Grace Vineyard, tie youngest
daughter of Dr.. ard Mrs. G. Vineyard,
will graduate from the music depart
ment Of Stephens College at Columbia
Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Hugh are the
guests O. Mr.. and Mrs. Tcm Cosgrove.
Mr.. HouCl was :Cr rcany years engi-
nccr Gil the jackson Branch and re-
sided here. They h,.gc beer visiting
their daughter, Mrc. Perez Dormeyer,
and family at Hercuiancum for the
past north and from here will go to
Ky, to make their future
home.
Mrs. Is. F. Schwab and son, viii,
who have been visiting the family of
Ben Schwab the past week, returned
to the Cape tonight. Will only recent
ly returned from st. Louis, where he
attended college, although illness with
pneumonia severely inteTfered with
his school work. f. Egg,mam and
family of Chaffce were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Ben Schwab Sunday.
We wish to correct two errors in
the article On the Jackson high school
program of last night. 1t was Miss
Alma Brucning who won the scholar
shin medal, with Miller Williams d
close second. Miss Elsa Bruening,
who was mentioned in the article yes
terday, was the leader OF her class
last year.
The Baptist Young Peoples Union
had an outing today.
The Jackson Board of Education, at
a meeting this morning, elected A. W.
Zimmerman as rinciDal of our high
school. Mr.. Zimmermann's home is
at Lutesville. He is a graduate of the
State University and comes we'll
The Junior class of the high school
will have a social PARTY at the home
of Miss Irene Kirkscy tonight. The
Senior class was out on picnic today.
George Hunter today moved from
the Rose property on Main street into
the GocFel house, lately vacated by
John Shields.
Linus Penzel and Frank Kesterson
went to the Cane today, where they