The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1916-03-03
News From The County Seat
Jackson, March !

night entertained Mrs. SaIlie Peter
mann, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Petermann
Miss Alma Wagner, Miss Linda Wag-
ner and John Vaughn Priest, Jr., with
rock party.
The Ladies Aid of the Lutheran
Church is meeting at the home of Mrs.
Louis Mildc this afternoon.
Will Niblack is today moving into
part of the Rcincke property near the
powerhouse. Mrs. Caroline Smith,
who is living in the Isbell property,
will occupy the other part Of the
Reinecke property in few days.
Juanita and Kathleen McAtee are
at Cape visiting their grandmother,
Mrs. A. Ross. S. N. McAtee is in the
Cape today on business.
| Frank Grant, who has been confined
10 his home for a week with grip, is
much improved and hopes to be able
to come uptown tomorrow.
J, C. Heinbarg returned from St.
Louis this morning.
A committee of the Commercial
Club, consisting OF J. P. Mabrey, Fred
KieS and A. D. Milde, yesterday were
soliciting funds for the club and re-
port that all the business men contrib
uted literally.
Mrs. John a. Snider today is enter
tanning with three course luncheon
in honor Of her birthday. The invited
guests are: Mrs. f. Ostnrloh and Mrs.
! Chas. Cofcr Of Cape, and Mesdames
Chas. Henderson, A. NJ. Robertson, F.
K. Atkins Willis Knox, G. Z. Sibley,
Chas. Williams, 3. W. Hays, w. c. La
Pierre and II. Fl. Mueller Jr. The
Cape ladies we're unable to come on
account Of the Indictment weather, but
made Mrs. SIider's heart glad by
sending some exquisite dollhouse flow
erS
The Dogwood School, Mr.. Glenr
Smith, principal, and Miss Gertrude
Horn Of this city, assistant, will close
Friday evening. The pupils Ct the
higher grades will present a play,
Mrs. Briggs of tic Poultry Yard"
and the younger pupils will have 4
program OF recitaticns, dialogues and
music.
Lester Neumeyer, son CT Mr. and
Mrs. John Neumeyer, has been serious
~ i'll the last few days.
Manning Kimn2cl this morning took
twelve head CT mules, which he bought
in this city, 10 his home at Cape.
Some Of the Baptist ladies' ycstcr-
day quilted at the home OF Mrs. John
Howard.
The household goods Of Nj. Hahn Of
LutHsyillc, who is moving to this city,
arrived on the noon train and arc be
ing hauled to the Hinklc Wilson prop
arty. which Mr. Hahn has rented
Miss Mary Davis, Of r'rUitland, 2
student i'll the Jackson High School.
who has been absent quite a long time
on account Of illness. is so far recover
cd that sic can attend school when it
re-opens.
Roloff and Hers are making some
very handsome and artistic piece of
furniture at their shop on Main street
and say if their business keeps on as
it has been they will have to enlarge
their shop.
c. H. VOTERS is considering having
a 30-foot extension built 20 the prop
erty now occupied by J. G. Heinberg's
store. The building is two stories and
a basement, and thirty feet added to
each room and double steps from
necessary. The bed must be fenced
against the poultry and live stock of
every description for they are all very
fond of cress. Is there not some farm
boy or girl ready to make easy money
from a bed Of water cress?
There are thousands Of splendid
springs in this county, enough to sup
ply crcss to i city as large as st.
Louis.
A letter comes from d rural district
asking these questions: "Where can l