The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1916-11-24

IIh'tei -hIlteI SllipDct a. CdIlOdu OI
mules to st. Louis this morning.
VOTERS Bros. have Just completed
installing furnace in the new home
of J. G. Kies.
VIII KOehler has moved into the
wilhelm property on First South street,
lately vacated by VIII Koenig.
Westminster Society meets with Mrs
l.. F. Ross this afternoon.
Ed Farrow of Neely's Landing, Sam
Garner of Fruitland, John Morrison. I.
H. Day and wife, Monroe Mcbride,
Mrs. Milton Gholson and and daugh-
ter, Miss Daisy of near Oak Ridge,
are some of Jackson's visitors today.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Hoffman. who
were married at Charlottesville SUNDAY
arrived home today. Mrs. Hoffman,
was until last Sunday Miss Imogene
Vineyard of this city. Mr.. and Mrs.
R. Hoffman, parents Of the groom. to-
day will entertain with a six o'clock
wedding dinner for the bridal couple.
The guests will be Nr. and Mrs. J.
r. Hoffman, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Fl. Hofr-
mann and Mr. and Mrs. A. D. MiIde.
Pirce Sides and VIII Anderson of
FruitIand today passed through Jack
son in = wagon, on 4 hunting trip to
Arkansas.
Julius Ahrens Of Oran, who came TO
attend the funeral of his grandfather
- GOrdonViilc, yesterday spent few
hours in jackson before leaving for
the Cape on his return trip home.
Nr. Dcano, "storckeepcr" for Man
ming kimmcl. yesterday returned from
a .hree-wecIs visit with his family in
s.. Louis.
Sam Rasche, four miles from Jack
son, is visiting the family Of Alfred
! Willer in West Jackson.
J. f. Schmuko and family and their
guest, Mrs. Eva Hunter of New Mad
rid, this afternoon visited at the Cane.
A collection consisting of wearing
apparel bedding and food is being tax
en- in town for destitute family VINO
have been in this city Tor K. The
mans name is Georgc Tucker. and The
couple have three children. The first
few days they camped near the East
Creek, but since Monday they are oc-
cupEing che Adam LOos house in West
jackson. They lost all their belong
ings in a fire which destroyed their
home before coming here. Work will
be provided for the man, and mean
while, our charitable citizens will see
that they have the necesSaries of life.
Mrs. Emma Snider (Col.), wife Of
Columbus Snider, weIl-to-do farmer.
several miles north Of Jackson. to
night viii be taken to st. Louis
hospital for an operation. Her nus
band and Dr.. &. ". Hays Of jackson
will accompany her. Mrs. Snidcr has
been iii some time. Sic is q daugh-
ter Of Mr.. Mary EuIjnberc Of Jack
son, and both the Euiinhcrg and Sni-
tie. families are some Of the most re
spcctcd Of Our c0lorcd citizens.
Mrs. viii Rose of GordoHvillc spent
last night in Jackson. the pucSt Of Mr.
and Mrs. Leo Schaper.
The jackson schools will be open
Saturday in place OF next weel, Fri
day. This arrangement will be more
convenient for the teachers and will
please the pupils also.
VIM. A. Bowers, County Assessor.
exchanged his Ford auto for new
Maxwell. +. Mahrey intends buying
Dodge auto, and c. c. Oliver viii buy
a Ford car.
Henry Brase of near Dutyhtown. a
brother Of DR.. Br&se Of this city, who
has been quite sicl, for several weeks.
IS not improving any.
Sam Dennc'ic and family Of Fred
ericktown, who are visiting at Gordon
vile, will come to spend tonight with
the family of NJ. Danncke's sister.
Mrs. John Sander. and tomorrow will
return to their home.
Miss Lena Goodwin this afternoon
entertained the Dotica Club.
Miss Clara Mueller returned Thurs
day night from a pleasure and shop
ping trip to st. Louis.
Ed Schneider of Blomeyer is visit
ing his mother, Mrs. VIM. Schneider,
and other relatives.
The Field Secretary of the Missouri
Christian Endeavor societies will be in
Jackson Wednesday and lecture in the
Presbyterian Church on Wednesday
night. The Executive Board of the
local society met with Miss Bessie
Litzelfelner last night.
c. c. Oliver yesterday went to st.
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