The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1916-09-07
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

date for sheriff, yesterday morning
departed for st. Louis on a business
trip.
Mrs. A. Barber of Louisville, Ky..
is expected to arrive in the Cape next
week to visit with her sister. Mrs.
George Hanford of South Lorimier
street, and brother, Charles Shaw.
Miss Viola Lucky has returned to
the Cape from Morley to resume her
work in the Cape as librarian at the
high school. She spent the summer in
Wisconsin, and this year will reside
at the home of Rev. J. j. Clopton on
North Fountain street.
Grace and Isadore Warner, formerly
of the Cape, who moved to Hannibal
several months ago, are visiting with
their sister, Mrs. Jason Parker in the
Cape, and the latter expects to remain
in the Cape to attend school
]. Henry O'Brien is expected to ar
rive N the Cape Sunday afternoon on
his WAY 10 st. Louis, and While he IS
in the Cape, he will visit with his
daughter, Mrs. Ebert E. Vogelsanger,
who formerly Was Miss Opal O'Brier.
DR.. R. F. Wichterich today will de-
part for st. Louis on a business visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacques of Luxembourg,
st. Louis County, yesterday visited
with ]. A. Banks, who formerly taught
schools at Luxembourg, while they
stopped in the Cape on the boat trip
down here and back.
w. NJ. Mason and Oscar Mason,
farmers who live about eight miles
northwest of the Cape, yesterday
morning brought in ID head of cattle
which they sold on the Cape live stock
market.
j. H. Simmons, a merchant and Jus
| tice of the Peace at Advance, and j.
Simmons, receiver for the Bowman
Bros. Drug Co., which went into bank
ruptcy at Advance, yesterday were Wis
itors in the Cape.
o. S. Harrison, Democratic candidate
for State Senator who got out the
vote of Dunklin County and trimmed
Harry E. Alexander of the Cape for
the nomination in the primary election,
yesterday was visitor in the Cape.
Harrison declared for the benefit of
Orren Wilson, that in addition to get
ting all the Democratic vote this time,
he expects to poll half the Republican
votes in the county as well.
J. S. O'Connor of Vanduser was
business visitor in the city yesterday
afternoon and last night.
A. Ray Smith came up from Skies
ton yesterday on a business visit to
the Cape.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Jones and Mrs.
A. c. Jones, all Of Hot Springs, Ark,
were visitors in the Cape last night,
when they stopped here on motor
trip.
Mrs. C. D. Comfort, wife of Colonel
Comfort of st. Louis, and her four
children, made the round trip on the
steamer Cape Girardeau. She is well
known in this city.
Summers Harrison, Democratic NOM
ince for State Senator from this dis
trict, was in the city yesterday and
last night. He is being opposed by Or
rem Wilson, the Republican nominee.
We want your eggs and will pay
271a cents in trade for them. We will
buy them in either case or dozen lots.
F. F. Braun & Bro.
Magnus Dempsey and A. r. Zocls-
man will give a picnic party at the
clay mine of which Mr.. Dempsey is
manager, this afternoon and evening.
The mine is located south of the Jack
son road about six miles from the
Cape. Dinner will be served in an
improvised house. The menu will be
prepared at a campfire.
Mrs. George C. Kelch Of Brownwood |
last night stopped in the Cape for a |
short time on the way to ST. Louis on
shopping expedition.
G. T. Lee of Van Buren, was a bust |
ness visitor in the Cape yesterday aft
erroon and last night.
Deputy U. S. Marshal George C. Or
chard last night came up to the Cape
from Poplar Bluff to take a Federal
prisoner charged in Illinois with rob-
bling a post-office, from the Cape to
st. Louis.
Claude D. Drace of Kennett was a
business visitor in the city yesterday.
G. Lanier Byrd was a Charleston
visitor in the Cape yesterday after
noon and last night.
G. N. Juttemeyer came up from
Sikeston yesterday on a business visit
to the Cape.
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