The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1916-03-10
News From The County Seat
jackson, March S.

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few days in this city visiting his pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs J. II. Howard.
L. N. Bean has bought the former
Frank May homestead and wants t
move into it, so Tom Taylor who ha:
)een living there, is moving out anC
nto Mrs. Julie:to Changers property
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Altenthal, Jr.
+ Cape GirarCcau, newlyweds are
pending the wecl; with Mr.. Alien
mails parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Altcnthal.
Miss Lille Seibert is entertaining
he Cane Greek H0re- Makers Club.
Miss Anna Wilhelm and her guest
Miss liza Sievers, of Oak Ridge to-
lolrow will go to limo for 4 few days
isit with relatives. They will take
lie Albert Wilhelm Of limo, who has
cen here visiting, home.
George Petermann, who several
.ays ago, novel part Of his household
eds from his farm into his pretty
" bungalow il West Jackson, ex-
ects to finish moving this week.
Mrs. Henry Goehmann and Mrs.
Ohm Householder, each had a neigh
cod quilting party yesterday.
Miss Archie Davis of Fruitland is
isiting MIR. and Mrs. Pink Davis.
Ora Profile today sold his farm! near
Millersville to his brother, LATE T.
fer.
VIM. VESSEL, ST., and August Voges
oday are visiting at Tilsit.
Mrs. Henry Ruloff yesterday return
d from a several days visit to the
anlily Of VIM. Vcges at Tilsit.
William ReaTGon Of ST. Louis, Mr..
nd Mrs. Al Mueller, 3Ir. and Mrs.
fern Gockel, Misses Ida Stock, Susie
VOTERS, Lorena Dalton, Cornelia and
cecilia Gockel, DR.. J. D. Porterfield
T., Eugene St. Avit and Eddie Cock
|, of Cape Girardeau, last night were
:uests of the Jackson social club at a
Masquerade. Last nights dance clos
d the clubs festivities until after
4cnt and whether it was for the reason
hat they knew they would not be to-
;ether for more than six weeks or
ONE other reason, but everybody
ried to make everybody else have a
,easant time last night and succeeded.
1t was not only a pleasant but also a
beautiful affair and the ladies who
managed it received much praise
o. A. Cook, OF New Madrid, sales
nan for the Biankc- WenneIer Candy
ompany, of St. Louis, is in town.
The Ladies Aid of the Evangelical
Church meets with Mrs. Fred Kic1.
This being Ash Wednesday, Rev. NJ.
D. Collins, Of the Catholic Church held
mass.
o. L. Hoqmann, secretary of the
Jackson Board OF Education, yesterday
visited the new city school at Cape !
Mr.. and Mrs. Shelby Hudson Of Bur-
iordvillc, who were married a few |
months age, today are buying their
furniture in this city, and will move |
to the Cape.
The following delegates TO the DEM
cctic county convention from Byrd |
)wHship wee chosen Tuesday:
telcgatcs--W. i. Hays, Sam G. |
.,iira1, T. D. Hines, George W. |
81, !. D Williams, RoEi. L. Med |
y, Joan y. Smith, l.. f. kies, L. S.
Il, DR.. w. Vineyard, E Russell, Viz
faint ~. n. Caldwell, W. J. Sha- |
ner, Lindcr Miller. Altcrnatcs-I
yroderick, G. Seibcrt, Alex Smith,
Dean Ware, Dale Browning, NJ. W.
;holscn, Louis Stewart, Charles
o,hlc, G. J. Rabold, Sanfort McSer-
on, Ed Harrcn5crg, J. Schmukc, II.
\. Wilson, Charles Henderson.
Jackson, March 7.
DR.. +. BraSe yesterday took his son,
Alvin who has his right arm broken,
last week to st. Louis for an x-ray |
examination which showed that both
bones in the right arm were broken
near the wrist.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Hayden, who
have been in Jackson for several
viii leave for st. Louis next
Sunday.
Robert Howard of Oak Ridge today
moved his household goods through
Jackson to Cape, where he expects to
ocate.
Mrs. Leo Sachse is very sick with
.onsilitis.
Martin Wagner today took his little
ION, ole, to Caps oculist.
The d. 4. r. tomorrow will meet
With Mrs. ]. W. Hunter and elect Off
.ers.
Schneider and Hoffman have pur-
,hased fine new delivery truck from
Tom Harris.
The Ladies Aid Of the Evangelical
church at the meeting Sunday re-
elected the officers Of the society as
'ollarS: Mrs. X C.. KnpibpTt. pTeSi.